I remember when vescey was pretty funny at one time...we know he hates Isiah...just not sure why.

Wasn't there a time when Vescey reported he was going to be GM at one time? Maybe there is still fall out from that?

Regardless of whether he hates the Knicks or Isiah... what he's saying isn't far off base, it's just laced with sarcasm.

Man, this guy is like a girl or something. It's like a bunch of jilted girls who had one nighters but were kicked to the curb the following morning. Now, whenever the guy who jilted them shows his face with his main squeeze the jilted girls start harping and carping like a bunch of crows.

Isiah threatened to kick this guys *** years ago when he was a player (Vescey has written about it). Isiah broke his foot off on this knucklehead back when they were both analysts on NBC (he got pissed for Vescey harping on the Indiana sitaution). Years later Isiah is with the Knicks (his main squeeze) and he doesn't even give a Post reporter (jilted girls) an interview. Get over it and move on.

Like little girls....always talking and always yapping (although I love my daughters)

Posted by boomann:

It's called adult onset Attention Deficit Disorder or ADD.

idiot, idiot and ADD. I can see you have a problem with me because this is how you described me three times consecutivly. I don't usually react to people calling me names over the computer because I know I probably could beat them down if they ever ventured to the streets of Detroit, but i'm curious what's your motivation? Do you want attention or are you just stupid?

I called you an idiot the first time because you made an idiotic remark about somebody not liking black people just because they wrote something that wasn't complimentary about the Knicks.

The second time I called you an idiot was because you made that idiotic remark about hoping that Mitch Lawrence would beat his wife, because he wrote something that wasn't complimentary about the Knicks.

The ADD remark was because based on the symptoms that you described it sounded a lot like it.

So based on your own comments, do you want attention or are you just stupid?

humor
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3 a : that quality which appeals to a sense of the ludicrous or absurdly incongruous b : the mental faculty of discovering, expressing, or appreciating the ludicrous or absurdly incongruous c : something that is or is designed to be comical or amusing

Just in case you don't know what it means. Read them posts again they was jokes all jokes.

^ don't forget dead baby jokes...

No wonder...Look who posted it.

stupid islesfan.

Posted by Killa4luv:

the negativity in this article has just dragged this thread to hell.

Stupid Articles, beget stupid threads.

LOCK THIS!!

Posted by islesfan:

http://www.nypost.com/sports/knicks/31479.htm


November 18, 2005 -- SO nice of Isiah Thomas to grace the Knicks in Los Angeles with his conscientious presence after his team had beaten two stumblebums (Kings and Jazz) in a row.
So nice of him suddenly to show up undisguised for a nationally televised game and leak to the legions the news his roster isn't perfect.

So nice of the rigger to agree with the jumper whose chute he packed that it's only partially deployed.

Hours before Larry Brown's flawed Knicks had their winning streak shattered by Phil Jackson's flawed Lakers Wednesday, Thomas slyly rationalized "every roster is flawed, unless you win a championship."

Lumping his lumps in with the other 28 non-titlists is a pity party not worth crashing. It's like placing a diamond with a slight imperfection in the same jewelry box as the faux baubles and thinking any self-respectin' rapper can't bring the bling.

That's not the only silliness Thomas was selling Wednesday night at the Office Supply Store. He came up for oxygen long enough to solemnly swear last week's report in this space - claiming teams have been advised of Stephon Marbury's availability - is erroneous.

Even Bye-Ron Scott got a chuckle over that priceless repudiation.



On the other hand, the media at large, caught up in its customary battle fatigue to differentiate fact from fiction, took a long swig of Thomas' Kool-Aid. His unflinching denial was merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily (life is but a dream) publicized, as if Thomas is about to acknowledge he's trying to pawn off his poisonous pet fawn, or admit Brown is instigating the attempted purging. Camp Cablevision's James Dolan should've used his franchise's one-time luxury tax exception (covering the current collective bargaining agreement) on Marbury instead of Jerome Williams when it had the opportunity to save a fortune and a wealth of aggravation.

Barring a return to the league by Shawn Kemp's uncle Bob Whitsitt, it appears Marbury (and his $57 million over the next three seasons) isn't going anywhere soon. Consequently, Brown's mission is to make Marbury as miserable as possible by insisting he become the best point guard on the Knicks.

Meanwhile, we're all making too big a deal about Kobe outscoring Marbury, 42-4; Stephon, for instance. As yesterday's stark sound bites confirm, he's not all that interested in learning to be a team player. In fact, it may be against his religion, as many who've played with him attest. News Flash: Converting to off guard so he can manufacture points for himself is where Marbury is coming from. Let someone else worry about creating for those who can't, a brain drizzle Brown finds unappealing.

All may not be quiet on the western front, but the bulletins aren't all bad. At least Marbury's selfishness is finally out in the open. I would've hated to be the one to out him. From where I'm cackling, I see only one negative in all this: Lost in Marbury's outburst and the melancholy of the Knicks' seismic momentum shift while in L.A. is the encouraging detail that Stephon came within six points of Smush Parker.

I don't want to appear too judgmental, but the winning coach in the juggernaut between the two fabled franchises that in all likelihood will miss the spring prom has got to be Red Auerbach.



Great article, especially the first 5 paragraphs.

I knew I should have copyrighted my Kool-Aid remark as it applies to Isiah.

[Edited by - islesfan on 11-18-2005 1:23 PM]

More BS from the media to sell newspapers, why post this drivel?.

Fine, from now on I'm going to make sure I come on after wins. Just make sure nobody is bothered if I'm critical of the team's direction even after wins. Will that make you guys feel better?