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4/30/2007  11:58 PM
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Posted by nixluva:

You guys are still at it huh? I was out playing some Ball, but you don't have to worry about me ever commenting in a thread here. This team did a horrible job this year with the teams in our own div. NO one was happy about that nor overlooking that. Despite the many horrible losses we had, this team still had a chance over the last 20 games to get to .500 and make the playoffs. NOW get this and please for the last time understand this. THE INJURIES WERE NOT THE ONLY FACTOR, but a MAJOR FACTOR IN THIS TEAM NOT winning more of it's games at the end of the year.

You're still at it huh? This team was hovering around .500 during a ridiculous stretch where they played 27 out of 35 games against teams that were under .500 at the time. Over the last 20 games their schedule balanced out with as many under .500 as above. NOW get this and please for the last time understand this. THE SCHEDULE WAS NOT THE ONLY FACTOR, BUT A MAJOR FACTOR IN THIS TEAM PLAYING .500 BALL DURING THAT STRETCH AND WITH A MORE DIFFICULT SCHEDULE THIS TEAM WAS NOT WINNING MOST OF THEIR LAST 20 GAMES. And that's why they weren't going to make the playoffs. Not because of this BS about injuries.

Yep the Knicks had the 23rd easiest schedule in all of basketball this yr.
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5/1/2007  12:23 AM
Posted by islesfan:
Posted by nixluva:

You guys are still at it huh? I was out playing some Ball, but you don't have to worry about me ever commenting in a thread here. This team did a horrible job this year with the teams in our own div. NO one was happy about that nor overlooking that. Despite the many horrible losses we had, this team still had a chance over the last 20 games to get to .500 and make the playoffs. NOW get this and please for the last time understand this. THE INJURIES WERE NOT THE ONLY FACTOR, but a MAJOR FACTOR IN THIS TEAM NOT winning more of it's games at the end of the year.

You're still at it huh? This team was hovering around .500 during a ridiculous stretch where they played 27 out of 35 games against teams that were under .500 at the time. Over the last 20 games their schedule balanced out with as many under .500 as above. NOW get this and please for the last time understand this. THE SCHEDULE WAS NOT THE ONLY FACTOR, BUT A MAJOR FACTOR IN THIS TEAM PLAYING .500 BALL DURING THAT STRETCH AND WITH A MORE DIFFICULT SCHEDULE THIS TEAM WAS NOT WINNING MOST OF THEIR LAST 20 GAMES. And that's why they weren't going to make the playoffs. Not because of this BS about injuries.

Islesfan, you and your buddy TrueBlue are somethin else. So by your estimation Wash. shouldn't have ended the year 2-10 without both Arenas and Butler and should've beaten Clev. Because injuries to key players have little to do with wins and losses, only strength of schedule. The Hornets went 4-7 without both West and Paul.

In the real world key injuries DO MATTER when it comes to wins and losses!!! Sure sometimes a team can overcome the loss of a player or two, but MOST of the time they feel the hit and even more so if you're talking about more than just 2 key players. Every team is different and some teams have enough skilled players left to make up for the loss of a couple of them at the same time, but in most cases teams do falter for a while. This argument is getting tiresome, cuz I know that you guys are smart enough to know that THREE key players lost AT THE SAME TIME, would effect MOST teams in a negative way. Since we weren't a great team to begin with it hit us very hard.
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5/1/2007  12:29 AM
Posted by nixluva:
Posted by islesfan:
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You guys are still at it huh? I was out playing some Ball, but you don't have to worry about me ever commenting in a thread here. This team did a horrible job this year with the teams in our own div. NO one was happy about that nor overlooking that. Despite the many horrible losses we had, this team still had a chance over the last 20 games to get to .500 and make the playoffs. NOW get this and please for the last time understand this. THE INJURIES WERE NOT THE ONLY FACTOR, but a MAJOR FACTOR IN THIS TEAM NOT winning more of it's games at the end of the year.

You're still at it huh? This team was hovering around .500 during a ridiculous stretch where they played 27 out of 35 games against teams that were under .500 at the time. Over the last 20 games their schedule balanced out with as many under .500 as above. NOW get this and please for the last time understand this. THE SCHEDULE WAS NOT THE ONLY FACTOR, BUT A MAJOR FACTOR IN THIS TEAM PLAYING .500 BALL DURING THAT STRETCH AND WITH A MORE DIFFICULT SCHEDULE THIS TEAM WAS NOT WINNING MOST OF THEIR LAST 20 GAMES. And that's why they weren't going to make the playoffs. Not because of this BS about injuries.

Islesfan, you and your buddy TrueBlue are somethin else. So by your estimation Wash. shouldn't have ended the year 2-10 without both Arenas and Butler and should've beaten Clev. Because injuries to key players have little to do with wins and losses, only strength of schedule. The Hornets went 4-7 without both West and Paul.

In the real world key injuries DO MATTER when it comes to wins and losses!!! Sure sometimes a team can overcome the loss of a player or two, but MOST of the time they feel the hit and even more so if you're talking about more than just 2 key players. Every team is different and some teams have enough skilled players left to make up for the loss of a couple of them at the same time, but in most cases teams do falter for a while. This argument is getting tiresome, cuz I know that you guys are smart enough to know that THREE key players lost AT THE SAME TIME, would effect MOST teams in a negative way. Since we weren't a great team to begin with it hit us very hard.

I love how people compare losing All Star players like Arenas, Butler, Jamison, Jefferson, Wade and Shaq to the Knicks losing their 4th and 6th best players.

AND THOSE TEAMS ACTUALLY OVERCAME THEIR INJURIES AND MADE THE PLAYOFFS INSTEAD OF WHIMPERING LIKE A BUNCH OF PUSSIES ABOUT INJURIES!!

If they weren't "a great team to begin with", then why are you automatically assuming that they were going to win enough of their last 20 games, against a more balanced and difficult schedule, to make the playoffs?
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5/1/2007  12:33 AM
And why are you still including Q in your whimpering about injuries?

Isiah said himself that they knew he would eventually need surgery on his back so why include him when you know you're going to miss him at any moment?

That's like buying a piece of crap used car that you know is going to break down sooner rather than later but depend on it anyway and then crying about how it breaks down at the worst time.
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5/1/2007  12:48 AM
Who want to accomplish something will find the way and who don't will find an exuse
How anybody in right mind can think that group of players who want to ball for their pleasure and group of operatives who want to get as much money as possible will produce some respecatble results?
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5/1/2007  12:56 AM
Posted by nixluva:
Posted by islesfan:
Posted by nixluva:

You guys are still at it huh? I was out playing some Ball, but you don't have to worry about me ever commenting in a thread here. This team did a horrible job this year with the teams in our own div. NO one was happy about that nor overlooking that. Despite the many horrible losses we had, this team still had a chance over the last 20 games to get to .500 and make the playoffs. NOW get this and please for the last time understand this. THE INJURIES WERE NOT THE ONLY FACTOR, but a MAJOR FACTOR IN THIS TEAM NOT winning more of it's games at the end of the year.

You're still at it huh? This team was hovering around .500 during a ridiculous stretch where they played 27 out of 35 games against teams that were under .500 at the time. Over the last 20 games their schedule balanced out with as many under .500 as above. NOW get this and please for the last time understand this. THE SCHEDULE WAS NOT THE ONLY FACTOR, BUT A MAJOR FACTOR IN THIS TEAM PLAYING .500 BALL DURING THAT STRETCH AND WITH A MORE DIFFICULT SCHEDULE THIS TEAM WAS NOT WINNING MOST OF THEIR LAST 20 GAMES. And that's why they weren't going to make the playoffs. Not because of this BS about injuries.

Islesfan, you and your buddy TrueBlue are somethin else. So by your estimation Wash. shouldn't have ended the year 2-10 without both Arenas and Butler and should've beaten Clev. Because injuries to key players have little to do with wins and losses, only strength of schedule. The Hornets went 4-7 without both West and Paul.

In the real world key injuries DO MATTER when it comes to wins and losses!!! Sure sometimes a team can overcome the loss of a player or two, but MOST of the time they feel the hit and even more so if you're talking about more than just 2 key players. Every team is different and some teams have enough skilled players left to make up for the loss of a couple of them at the same time, but in most cases teams do falter for a while. This argument is getting tiresome, cuz I know that you guys are smart enough to know that THREE key players lost AT THE SAME TIME, would effect MOST teams in a negative way. Since we weren't a great team to begin with it hit us very hard.

You continue to miss the main point in that when we were healthy or as close to full strength as possible we were well below .500 whereas those other teams when they were healthy or got healthy they played .500 or well above. Those teams also won enough games when undermaned. You also continue to nullify some of the pathetic losses when we had injuries. Nix what it gets down to is this, finding out where the team could have made up 7-8 gms in the season, that's it. We went 3-13 in the division Boston went 7-9 and they had the second worst Division record and they were decimated with injuries. If we could have at least equaled their Division record we make up 4gms. Then add the pathetic losses to Portland @ home, Seattle @ home, Orlando @ home, and NOK @ home we're in the playoffs. It's so simple, injuries had very little to do with our lack of success.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 05-01-2007 12:00 AM]
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5/1/2007  1:35 AM
Who is nullifying bad losses. I'm stating that losing the guys we did, when we did and for as long as we did was a factor in our losing a higher % of the games than we had all season. It's amazing how the losing streaks mounted at the exact time that the injuries happened. Did we lose many games that we should've won, clearly. But to completely ignore the factor that the injuries played in all this is ASININE!!!

I'm not going to post another response to the CRAP you and you're buddies are posting about this. I bet you guys were some of the same ones who predicted the team would go into a free fall when we had the suspensions. Go ahead and forget the heart this team showed and even over the last 20 games this team kept trying. The young guys got better and better, but you guys keep on harping on the negative. The season is over us and i'm looking forward to NEXT year. You guys can continue your hate fest all summer if you like. Have fun bashing your own team. I'll be looking towards the future and the continued growth of this team. I'm not wallowing in this muck with you any longer.
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5/1/2007  9:45 AM
Posted by nixluva:

Who is nullifying bad losses. I'm stating that losing the guys we did, when we did and for as long as we did was a factor in our losing a higher % of the games than we had all season. It's amazing how the losing streaks mounted at the exact time that the injuries happened. Did we lose many games that we should've won, clearly. But to completely ignore the factor that the injuries played in all this is ASININE!!!

I'm not going to post another response to the CRAP you and you're buddies are posting about this. I bet you guys were some of the same ones who predicted the team would go into a free fall when we had the suspensions. Go ahead and forget the heart this team showed and even over the last 20 games this team kept trying. The young guys got better and better, but you guys keep on harping on the negative. The season is over us and i'm looking forward to NEXT year. You guys can continue your hate fest all summer if you like. Have fun bashing your own team. I'll be looking towards the future and the continued growth of this team. I'm not wallowing in this muck with you any longer.

I'm with Nixluva, I'm pretty sure that after we lost JJ and Nate and Mardy 100% of the fans thought we would free-fall.

On a side note: Did anyone think those 3 would cause a free-fall?
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5/1/2007  9:51 AM
Posted by Bippity10:

Lovers: the only way your team gets better is to raise the standards.

Bip, I'm with you on that. They call themselves "Lovers" and "Knick fan first" yet they find that lowering of the standards is perfectly accetable.

It's kind of like a parent constantly saying "OK son, shoot for that C on your spelling test!!!!" and they get an F, and the parents say "Well, that's OK. You weren't feeling well, and some of those words were just hard."

On MSG, the lovers were a lot more respectable, b/c at least their delusions were the fact they thought the Knicks would win a championship THAT YEAR and if they didn't, not many changes were needed to be made to get there. At least they were a little fun to poke around with.
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5/1/2007  9:56 AM
Posted by nixluva:

Who is nullifying bad losses. I'm stating that losing the guys we did, when we did and for as long as we did was a factor in our losing a higher % of the games than we had all season. It's amazing how the losing streaks mounted at the exact time that the injuries happened. Did we lose many games that we should've won, clearly. But to completely ignore the factor that the injuries played in all this is ASININE!!!

I'm not going to post another response to the CRAP you and you're buddies are posting about this. I bet you guys were some of the same ones who predicted the team would go into a free fall when we had the suspensions. Go ahead and forget the heart this team showed and even over the last 20 games this team kept trying. The young guys got better and better, but you guys keep on harping on the negative. The season is over us and i'm looking forward to NEXT year. You guys can continue your hate fest all summer if you like. Have fun bashing your own team. I'll be looking towards the future and the continued growth of this team. I'm not wallowing in this muck with you any longer.

You're exactly right and I identified approx 8gms given scenarios in which we should have won. We win those 8gms we're in the playoffs regardless of injuries. Why you aren't capable of or too stubborn to understand this is pretty sad and pathetic.

The team also did not show heart for all 20gms are you forgetting the Bulls Big Mac game, the drubbing in New Jersey, the beating in Cleveland, the shallacking @ home to Dallas. I've never known a person to defend their side so strong to the extent of being proven wrong on 95% of their arguments.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 05-01-2007 09:25 AM]
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5/1/2007  10:11 AM
Posted by Allanfan20:
Posted by Bippity10:

Lovers: the only way your team gets better is to raise the standards.

Bip, I'm with you on that. They call themselves "Lovers" and "Knick fan first" yet they find that lowering of the standards is perfectly accetable.

It's kind of like a parent constantly saying "OK son, shoot for that C on your spelling test!!!!" and they get an F, and the parents say "Well, that's OK. You weren't feeling well, and some of those words were just hard."

On MSG, the lovers were a lot more respectable, b/c at least their delusions were the fact they thought the Knicks would win a championship THAT YEAR and if they didn't, not many changes were needed to be made to get there. At least they were a little fun to poke around with.

I wouldn't say that's the case for all LOVERS but I think it's more so lowering the standard so they can feel good about where they end up. Some LOVERS had the team winning 45-50gms including Nixluva that's a pretty decent standard/expectation but fans like him at the same time will put buffers into that expectation lowering it along the way so they feel good on the inside where the team ends up at. They also aren't realist, they don't look at this team correctly nor does it appear they have a good concept on what it takes to be a winning brand.
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5/1/2007  10:44 AM
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by Allanfan20:
Posted by Bippity10:

Lovers: the only way your team gets better is to raise the standards.

Bip, I'm with you on that. They call themselves "Lovers" and "Knick fan first" yet they find that lowering of the standards is perfectly accetable.

It's kind of like a parent constantly saying "OK son, shoot for that C on your spelling test!!!!" and they get an F, and the parents say "Well, that's OK. You weren't feeling well, and some of those words were just hard."

On MSG, the lovers were a lot more respectable, b/c at least their delusions were the fact they thought the Knicks would win a championship THAT YEAR and if they didn't, not many changes were needed to be made to get there. At least they were a little fun to poke around with.

I wouldn't say that's the case for all LOVERS but I think it's more so lowering the standard so they can feel good about where they end up. Some LOVERS had the team winning 45-50gms including Nixluva that's a pretty decent standard/expectation but fans like him at the same time will put buffers into that expectation lowering it along the way so they feel good on the inside where the team ends up at. They also aren't realist, they don't look at this team correctly nor does it appear they have a good concept on what it takes to be a winning brand.

I don't recall ever saying that I thought the team would win 45-50 games. I believe I was at around 41-46. Let's try to be accurate when speaking for other people please. If I said that I thought the team would start off slowly and get better as the season moved along, why would I predict 45-50 wins? Coming off of last year and with a new coach, I doubt that there were many fans that had the Knicks winning 45-50 games.
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5/1/2007  10:55 AM
Posted by TrueBlue:
they don't look at this team correctly nor does it appear they have a good concept on what it takes to be a winning brand.

I'd say you got that bass ackwards, blue.

I'd say its the 9 yr olds whinning about how we don't have a Dirk Nowitzki and a Steve Nash who have no concept of what it takes to be a winning brand.

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5/1/2007  11:39 AM
Posted by nixluva:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by Allanfan20:
Posted by Bippity10:
Lovers: the only way your team gets better is to raise the standards.

Bip, I'm with you on that. They call themselves "Lovers" and "Knick fan first" yet they find that lowering of the standards is perfectly accetable.

It's kind of like a parent constantly saying "OK son, shoot for that C on your spelling test!!!!" and they get an F, and the parents say "Well, that's OK. You weren't feeling well, and some of those words were just hard."

On MSG, the lovers were a lot more respectable, b/c at least their delusions were the fact they thought the Knicks would win a championship THAT YEAR and if they didn't, not many changes were needed to be made to get there. At least they were a little fun to poke around with.

I wouldn't say that's the case for all LOVERS but I think it's more so lowering the standard so they can feel good about where they end up. Some LOVERS had the team winning 45-50gms including Nixluva that's a pretty decent standard/expectation but fans like him at the same time will put buffers into that expectation lowering it along the way so they feel good on the inside where the team ends up at. They also aren't realist, they don't look at this team correctly nor does it appear they have a good concept on what it takes to be a winning brand.

I don't recall ever saying that I thought the team would win 45-50 games. I believe I was at around 41-46. Let's try to be accurate when speaking for other people please. If I said that I thought the team would start off slowly and get better as the season moved along, why would I predict 45-50 wins? Coming off of last year and with a new coach, I doubt that there were many fans that had the Knicks winning 45-50 games.

Is 45 and 46 between/in the range of 45-50wins? And is 46wins that far away from 50wins? I thought you said you were'nt going to ahhhhhhh nevermind.
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5/1/2007  11:41 AM
Posted by RemBee76:
Posted by TrueBlue:
they don't look at this team correctly nor does it appear they have a good concept on what it takes to be a winning brand.

I'd say you got that bass ackwards, blue.

I'd say its the 9 yr olds whinning about how we don't have a Dirk Nowitzki and a Steve Nash who have no concept of what it takes to be a winning brand.


No I have it right, there were LOVERS who thought it was justifiable to sign Jeffries with a trade kicker and they also feel Marbury is a championship/winning caliber point gaurd..... etc etc.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 05-01-2007 10:59 AM]
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5/1/2007  11:55 AM
Millions of people in US think that BudLight is a beer.
Because they sad so in cool comercials.. Right?
But anybody who taste any other real beer knows that Budlight is just beer-like drink. And pretty bad one.
Same with the Knicks.
But is it not a big news. Same lover standarts are forced on TV shows, movies, food, drinks, almous anything in US.
Corporation are pushing the crup which is chipper to produce and we are eating this crup with the big smile.
I guess we deserve what we get... And Knicks lovers also deserve what they get.
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I remember when we lost all those guys in 97 because of the fight. We had 9 guys for Game 7. The scoreboard read something like "9 guys, one goal". Even though we were undermanned you knew that this team would make no excuses and battle til the end.

I'm sorry if this makes me a hater, but I just don't see that with this bunch. Our guys want a pat on the back for trying hard, not for overcoming odds. They collapsed down the stretch, which in itself is not horrible. What is horrible is collapsing and then making excuses.

JVG last night after Chuck Hayes drew the charge to seal the game against Utah.

" Game 5 of the playoffs that's what he get's paid to do. Don't get me wrong it was a hell of a play, but he gets compensated handsomely for it"

Where has this attitude gone? When did it become acceptable for a center to average 3-5 rebounds under what he should be averaging and still have fans demanding he not be criticized for it? When did this start?
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5/1/2007  12:07 PM
Posted by nixluva:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by Allanfan20:
Posted by Bippity10:

Lovers: the only way your team gets better is to raise the standards.

Bip, I'm with you on that. They call themselves "Lovers" and "Knick fan first" yet they find that lowering of the standards is perfectly accetable.

It's kind of like a parent constantly saying "OK son, shoot for that C on your spelling test!!!!" and they get an F, and the parents say "Well, that's OK. You weren't feeling well, and some of those words were just hard."

On MSG, the lovers were a lot more respectable, b/c at least their delusions were the fact they thought the Knicks would win a championship THAT YEAR and if they didn't, not many changes were needed to be made to get there. At least they were a little fun to poke around with.

I wouldn't say that's the case for all LOVERS but I think it's more so lowering the standard so they can feel good about where they end up. Some LOVERS had the team winning 45-50gms including Nixluva that's a pretty decent standard/expectation but fans like him at the same time will put buffers into that expectation lowering it along the way so they feel good on the inside where the team ends up at. They also aren't realist, they don't look at this team correctly nor does it appear they have a good concept on what it takes to be a winning brand.

I don't recall ever saying that I thought the team would win 45-50 games. I believe I was at around 41-46. Let's try to be accurate when speaking for other people please. If I said that I thought the team would start off slowly and get better as the season moved along, why would I predict 45-50 wins? Coming off of last year and with a new coach, I doubt that there were many fans that had the Knicks winning 45-50 games.
41 to 46? Basically enough to be fighting for the third seed??? Man what's the point in correcting someone just to let them know that you were only off by a mile!
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5/1/2007  12:07 PM
This "lowstandards" nonesense is the biggest straw man of all, Bip.

So the fans who thought we should keep Larry Brown on had "low standards" because they were "ok" with a 23 win team?

Just asking.
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Posted by RemBee76:

This "lowstandards" nonesense is the biggest straw man of all, Bip.

So the fans who thought we should keep Larry Brown on had "low standards" because they were "ok" with a 23 win team?

Just asking.

I think you are one of those that ignores the overall point to be controversial. I personally don't think fans are settling if they say Isiah shouldn't be fired. Or we shouldn't cut the team. It's not settling if you beleive in the direction of the team. That's just opiniion. Settling is attacking a fan that is upset with Curry's lack of defense or rebounding. Settling is making excuses for two straight years. Settling is saying it was okay for the team to quit last year because they hated LB. Firing or keeping LB last year, firing or keeping Isiah this year doesn't fall in that category for me. But I'm assuming you knew that, and just want to be combative.
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