A fun game thread to read after a great win.. here were my favorite posts:

John Wallace:
god I hate all these former Nets

Juice:
Hey TMS is it still a long season with Chandler as a #2 option?

ScoreBot:
4th Qtr 0:08
NYK 128 SAS 115

JrZyHuStLa:
Most points given up by SA in the Tim Duncan era.
That's beyond impressive.

Papabear Says
I'm so happy! Fa La La La La

Martin:
I think Papabeere is Allanfan'ed

93BUICK:
Screw Bloomberg CHANDLER for MAYOR

Great win on a 100 levels. The KNicks continue to come together and our young players are getting better all the time. Douglas is looking healthy again and the Knicks were like +11 in his almost 30 minutes. Thats HUGE when you consider the pace that Felton plays at.

Shawn Williams played really well off the bench.

We still need some size. I really think the next (and final piece) is a true center. crzy likes Nene. That would be a dream fit.

We have a really good young team.

fishmike wrote:Best game of the year... biggest regular season win I can remember. We played our brand of ball and outran and outlasted the best team in the league and did so missing one of our key ponies. Despite sergio's dislike for Gallo's hair he's a key cog to what the Knicks do.

A fun game thread to read after a great win.. here were my favorite posts:

John Wallace:
god I hate all these former Nets

Juice:
Hey TMS is it still a long season with Chandler as a #2 option?

ScoreBot:
4th Qtr 0:08
NYK 128 SAS 115

JrZyHuStLa:
Most points given up by SA in the Tim Duncan era.
That's beyond impressive.

Papabear Says
I'm so happy! Fa La La La La

Martin:
I think Papabeere is Allanfan'ed

93BUICK:
Screw Bloomberg CHANDLER for MAYOR

Great win on a 100 levels. The KNicks continue to come together and our young players are getting better all the time. Douglas is looking healthy again and the Knicks were like +11 in his almost 30 minutes. Thats HUGE when you consider the pace that Felton plays at.

Shawn Williams played really well off the bench.

We still need some size. I really think the next (and final piece) is a true center. crzy likes Nene. That would be a dream fit.

We have a really good young team.

Good post.

The only win that would have felt bigger this season was if they'd pulled off that Boston win. (or either of the Heat games)

I do like Nene, though I have to give credit to Martin for the idea, but the more I think about it - the more I like it. And, there was talk at the draft in 2002 about how he really wanted to come to NY because of the large Brazilian population here. So I think there's a real chance he'd be interested in coming here. The next step is convincing D'Antoni that the Knicks are at their best when Amar'e and Wilson can play their natural positions.

Felton
Fields
Wilson
Amare
Nene

bench: Toney, Gallo, Shawne Williams, Turiaf

and we'd still have a little cap space to add a guy like Rudy Fernandez or something. That would be a brutal and awesome lineup.

Michael6835 wrote:anyone else have the game blacked out on nbatv?

If a Knicks game plays on NBA TV and you're in the NY area, it gets blacked out.

NYKBocker wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

fishmike wrote:Best game of the year... biggest regular season win I can remember. We played our brand of ball and outran and outlasted the best team in the league and did so missing one of our key ponies. Despite sergio's dislike for Gallo's hair he's a key cog to what the Knicks do.

A fun game thread to read after a great win.. here were my favorite posts:

John Wallace:
god I hate all these former Nets

Juice:
Hey TMS is it still a long season with Chandler as a #2 option?

ScoreBot:
4th Qtr 0:08
NYK 128 SAS 115

JrZyHuStLa:
Most points given up by SA in the Tim Duncan era.
That's beyond impressive.

Papabear Says
I'm so happy! Fa La La La La

Martin:
I think Papabeere is Allanfan'ed

93BUICK:
Screw Bloomberg CHANDLER for MAYOR

Great win on a 100 levels. The KNicks continue to come together and our young players are getting better all the time. Douglas is looking healthy again and the Knicks were like +11 in his almost 30 minutes. Thats HUGE when you consider the pace that Felton plays at.

Shawn Williams played really well off the bench.

We still need some size. I really think the next (and final piece) is a true center. crzy likes Nene. That would be a dream fit.

We have a really good young team.

Good post.

The only win that would have felt bigger this season was if they'd pulled off that Boston win. (or either of the Heat games)

I do like Nene, though I have to give credit to Martin for the idea, but the more I think about it - the more I like it. And, there was talk at the draft in 2002 about how he really wanted to come to NY because of the large Brazilian population here. So I think there's a real chance he'd be interested in coming here. The next step is convincing D'Antoni that the Knicks are at their best when Amar'e and Wilson can play their natural positions.

Felton
Fields
Wilson
Amare
Nene

bench: Toney, Gallo, Shawne Williams, Turiaf

and we'd still have a little cap space to add a guy like Rudy Fernandez or something. That would be a brutal and awesome lineup.

If we do get Nene in the offseason then I think the starting 5 will be Felton, Chandler, Gallo, Amare, Nene. Bench will be Fields, TD, Shawne Williams, Turiaf.

That is a team that can contend for the championship. Assuming TD keeps improving and stop the being a black hole.

Heck, no. Fields is the SG.

Gallo can be our Kukoc off the bench. It's an important role. And if Wilson is having an off game or Amar'e is in foul trouble, Gallo can step right in there.

iSergio wrote:We had our best offensive game of the season without Danilo Gallinari.

What does that tell you?

It's one game guy. Relax. It's hard to tell anything from one game.

The Knicks beat the Spurs 128–115 last night, and the carnage was such that Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, with the Celtics looming tonight, pulled his starters with three and a half minutes left. The Knicks played the type of game last night that, if you were an alien being with an obsession with basketball but no professional team loyalty, and someone gave you a NBA League Pass subscription, you would wonder why in the world anyone would cheer for anyone other than the Knicks. That was about as much fun as you can have watching a professional basketball team.

nyk4ever wrote:

orangeblobman wrote:Check this out by Will Leitch...

The Knicks beat the Spurs 128–115 last night, and the carnage was such that Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, with the Celtics looming tonight, pulled his starters with three and a half minutes left. The Knicks played the type of game last night that, if you were an alien being with an obsession with basketball but no professional team loyalty, and someone gave you a NBA League Pass subscription, you would wonder why in the world anyone would cheer for anyone other than the Knicks. That was about as much fun as you can have watching a professional basketball team.

you just loved the part about the alien being didn't you?

Haha, yea man. We beez dat, running the solar system.

nyk4ever wrote:

orangeblobman wrote:Check this out by Will Leitch...

The Knicks beat the Spurs 128–115 last night, and the carnage was such that Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, with the Celtics looming tonight, pulled his starters with three and a half minutes left. The Knicks played the type of game last night that, if you were an alien being with an obsession with basketball but no professional team loyalty, and someone gave you a NBA League Pass subscription, you would wonder why in the world anyone would cheer for anyone other than the Knicks. That was about as much fun as you can have watching a professional basketball team.

you just loved the part about the alien being didn't you?

yeah that Avatar craze just won't go away

Rookie wrote:"The NBA announced earlier Tuesday that the rematch between the teams on Jan. 21 in San Antonio has been added to the national TV schedule and will be on ESPN."

how bout dat' boyzzzzzzzzz