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LBeast
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8/23/2006  2:39 AM
I dont think I'll ever be as intensely involved as a fan as I was for Knicks-Bulls of the early 90's. Harp was awesome, but, clearly Jackson sent English out there to bait him.

Anyone remember the Kevin Johnson-Greg Anthony fight from '93?
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8/23/2006  3:37 AM
I wanted to fight Greg Anthony. He was a retard. Then he goes and has a career year in canada, and then goes on to play well for Portland. Typical!
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8/23/2006  3:40 AM
Anybody remember when Barkley slapped oakley? Bark tried to do it sneaky without the refs seeing. Oak was gonna kill him.
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8/23/2006  7:21 AM
Posted by EnySpree:

Anybody remember when Barkley slapped oakley? Bark tried to do it sneaky without the refs seeing. Oak was gonna kill him.

i remember that one. probably the only time barkley looked like he was in over his head.
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8/23/2006  8:42 AM
Best was when Oak slapped (Tyrone hill??)before the game in front of everyone cuz he owed him money.

Yeah, those were the days.

Remember when the knicks were offensively challenged and they never could hold a lead? Made games exciting, but every game was hard fought.

Remember when the knicks were tough and we still bitched and moaned and complained that Ewing was not properly supported?

Remember when Oak we offensively challenged? We thought charlie sucked? Loved Mase and Starks but they were boneheads at crunch time?

IT was Better then, no doubt, but we were built not to win but go deep in the playoffs.

At least we have younger players now, but if we become a playoff team again might we stil perscribe to the same formula again?

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8/23/2006  9:28 AM
I remember when Oakley smacked the you know what out of Hill! That was a good one! Tyrone was so punked!
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8/23/2006  12:13 PM
Posted by SlimPack:

i dont know if getting into a fight shows heart/desire.

What I do know is that every one of those players had each others and the coaches back. They didn't back down from anyone and I think getting into the fights showed just how much heart these guys had and how well they played with each other becuase they weren't about to pushed around by anyone or any team.
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8/23/2006  1:35 PM

In hockey (historically) one sees the losing team instigate more fighting to make a last attempt to turn it around. IN the finals, you see next to no dirty play.

Generally the team that skates the fastested shows the most heart.

Our knicks team were intimidating and riles played to our strenght cuz we were not fast or good shooters back in the day.

While I miss the success we had, I don't miss the type of basketball we played. Slow and low scoring was not fun.

Larrys detroit teams were great defensively but used it as fuel for easy transitional baskets.

We would just slow the game down.
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8/23/2006  2:34 PM
I agree Naolod - those times/games were slow and grueling. However, they did keep you on your toes. You never knew if we were going to pull it out or not. I think I had many near heartaches back in those days. It was stressful but sooo intriguing and exciting. There is nothing exiting about these Knicks. Not to say we can't get that back. But it's not here know. There is no chemistry on this team. These guys don't know each other - they don't have each other's back. The last team we had like that was when we had Spree and company. And even then there was one draw back to the chemistry - Ewing. He was completly isolated on that roster. It's too bad. If we could have somehow got Ewing to really by into the team concept. I mean really got the new guys (Camby&Spree) to really accept and appreciate Ewing, I think we could have really done more. Baring the Ewing injury and the fact that hew was an enigma...I know all of that. I'm just saying I wish things could have gone differently. I hope one day we regain the old Knicks idenity.
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8/23/2006  3:00 PM
Anyone remember the Knicks-Suns fight. KJ and Doc going at it. And the benches spilling over.Greg Anthony with his tropical shirt and Pat Riley with his ripped pants. That was a pretty good brawl.
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8/23/2006  3:10 PM
Posted by lovespree:

I agree Naolod - those times/games were slow and grueling. However, they did keep you on your toes. You never knew if we were going to pull it out or not. I think I had many near heartaches back in those days. It was stressful but sooo intriguing and exciting. There is nothing exiting about these Knicks. Not to say we can't get that back. But it's not here know. There is no chemistry on this team. These guys don't know each other - they don't have each other's back. The last team we had like that was when we had Spree and company. And even then there was one draw back to the chemistry - Ewing. He was completly isolated on that roster. It's too bad. If we could have somehow got Ewing to really by into the team concept. I mean really got the new guys (Camby&Spree) to really accept and appreciate Ewing, I think we could have really done more. Baring the Ewing injury and the fact that hew was an enigma...I know all of that. I'm just saying I wish things could have gone differently. I hope one day we regain the old Knicks idenity.

Ego is a tough thing. Seems like someone sat Shaq down (riles) and explained that Wilt was able to win one more championship by accepthing his game had slipped a bit, and that West and company were capable. Wilts defense and beinga part of the offense enabled him to be quite dangerous. Same with Jabbar and showtime. The ego that makes them so great and dominant is also the belief that they are great. When marbury says hes the best and says thats the only way to think, I understand what he is doing. Its the scowling and not accepting that even if he "does his job" and team loses, he feels like he is "all alone". That is an old argument and his enigma unto himself.

can he break it and sacrifice stats and make those around him a unit with him in it, or continue to be as he has been remains to be seen.



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8/23/2006  6:46 PM
Oak v. X-Man is my favorite.

That game also featured one of the best dunks in a game by a young Shawn Kemp.
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8/24/2006  1:58 PM
please someone post the phoenix brawl and all others being discussed here!!!!! ps English got some pretty good hits in on Harper while he was on the floor.. :(
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8/24/2006  5:07 PM
Posted by lovespree:

I remember when Oakley smacked the you know what out of Hill! That was a good one! Tyrone was so punked!


He went on a bitchslappin spree. LOL Like 3 games in a row he was slappin someone in practice. I rember it being Hill, Jeff McInnis and.....I cant remember the 3rd. I think Hill owed him money, and he got at McInnis over a chick.
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8/24/2006  8:50 PM
Posted by Vmart:

Anyone remember the Knicks-Suns fight. KJ and Doc going at it. And the benches spilling over.Greg Anthony with his tropical shirt and Pat Riley with his ripped pants. That was a pretty good brawl.

thing about riley is he is a clean dude....he ripped his pants and was in a fresh one within minutes....he says he keeps one in the stash just in case.....thats pimpin
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8/24/2006  11:30 PM
Riles is the most vain coach in history.
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