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TrueBlue
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11/19/2007  8:05 PM
Posted by Cosmic:
Posted by eViL:


I thought Larry was using the media as a motivational device. When players are signed to multi-million dollar guaranteed contracts, one way to motivate is by attacking their pride. You embarrass them into being motivated. Larry is not the only coach who does it. Look at Phil Jackson, Scott Skiles, Bill Parcells, etc. Look at Isiah's recent remarks. There are countless other coaches who do this. The MSG media policy is retarded. I think a coach should be able to dog his players as hard as he wants.

That is what people seem to believe yet I don't recall him "breaking down and building up" players in Detroit or Philly, do you? I seem to recall him warring with Iverson daily and I recall him demanding Dumars to trade 3 starters off of what eventually became an NBA Championship team.


That's exactly what he did at those stops also. Have you not heard comments from Billups, Reggie, and A.I.(man broke down in tears on Stephen A. Smith show 2yrs ago) of what they thought of their playing experience under him. They all said he's a tough coach, very structured, and conservative coach that doesn't like to take chances and expects you to play defense but that he grought the best out of them. Billups flat out said he started out hating and grew to love him. It's the very reason you saw many of his former players greet him with hugs before games when he was coaching on the opposite bench. He warred with them challenging them to the point all those players experienced their greatest success under him. That's breaking down to build up.
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11/19/2007  8:25 PM
Posted by TrueBlue:


That's exactly what he did at those stops also. Have you not heard comments from Billups, Reggie, and A.I.(man broke down in tears on Stephen A. Smith show 2yrs ago) of what they thought of their playing experience under him. They all said he's a tough coach, very structured, and conservative coach that doesn't like to take chances and expects you to play defense but that he grought the best out of them. Billups flat out said he started out hating and grew to love him. It's the very reason you saw many of his former players greet him with hugs before games when he was coaching on the opposite bench. He warred with them challenging them to the point all those players experienced their greatest success under him. That's breaking down to build up.

I just don't recall such a whirlwind out of both of those teams. I do recall players saying he was very tough and demanding but I don't recall things spiraling so far out of control as they did here. I truly believe Larry wanted just about everyone off this team and wanted to bring in his own guys. When it was apparent (and it was early on) that Isiah had a "These are my guys I brought you here to coach THESE players" attitude towards Larry that something went off in his head that had him on a path to try to gain control of the franchise behind Isiah's back.

Not saying I'm correct I'm just saying I think there are a number of facts you can point to in order to draw such a conclusion.

An interesting situation is developing today with this team. Isiah the coach has found out that Isiah the GM isn't very good and to some degree you can draw parallels between Isiah's current situation and Brown's of two years ago. This go around Isiah being pretty much just a coach and Dolan being the GM saying "Nope, you made your bed, lie in it until I can your ass."



Man...what a rough four years it has been under this current regime. You can up that to six to include the late Layden geriatric club we had to schlep through.


I'm really resigned to the fact that this team if it "gets it together" is still going to be a pretty bad team. In that, I'm just waiting for regime change. Hopefully fans like myself won't have to wait beyond the Anucha appeal and secondary hearing that determines if she gets 10M more on top of the 11.6M that is being appealed.

Christmas present for Knick fans maybe? I pray.
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11/19/2007  8:41 PM
Posted by Cosmic:
Posted by TrueBlue:


That's exactly what he did at those stops also. Have you not heard comments from Billups, Reggie, and A.I.(man broke down in tears on Stephen A. Smith show 2yrs ago) of what they thought of their playing experience under him. They all said he's a tough coach, very structured, and conservative coach that doesn't like to take chances and expects you to play defense but that he grought the best out of them. Billups flat out said he started out hating and grew to love him. It's the very reason you saw many of his former players greet him with hugs before games when he was coaching on the opposite bench. He warred with them challenging them to the point all those players experienced their greatest success under him. That's breaking down to build up.

I just don't recall such a whirlwind out of both of those teams. I do recall players saying he was very tough and demanding but I don't recall things spiraling so far out of control as they did here. I truly believe Larry wanted just about everyone off th is team and wanted to bring in his own guys. When it was apparent (and it was early on) that Isiah had a "These are my guys I brought you here to coach THESE players" attitude towards Larry that something went off in his head that had him on a path to try to gain control of the franchise behind Isiah's back.

Not saying I'm correct I'm just saying I think there are a number of facts you can point to in order to draw such a conclusion.

An interesting situation is developing today with this team. Isiah the coach has found out that Isiah the GM isn't very good and to some degree you can draw parallels between Isiah's current situation and Brown's of two years ago. This go around Isiah being pretty much just a coach and Dolan being the GM saying "Nope, you made your bed, lie in it until I can your ass."



Man...what a rough four years it has been under this current regime. You can up that to six to include the late Layden geriatric club we had to schlep through.


I'm really resigned to the fact that this team if it "gets it together" is still going to be a pretty bad team. In that, I'm just waiting for regime change. Hopefully fans like myself won't have to wait beyond the Anucha appeal and secondary hearing that determines if she gets 10M more on top of the 11.6M that is being appealed.

Christmas present for Knick fans maybe? I pray.


That's because we don't have an ounce of maturity with this group from mgmt to it's players, that's why it went downhill. LB was viewed and always treated as an outsider, in which everyone acted as if he should be the user while they abused. LB gave them a dose of their own medicine and they didn't want to swallow and Adios he went. If LB was given the same leash as any other prized possession at MSG including I SAY UGH he'd still be here and many would have cleaned their act up or the trash would have been disposed of.
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11/19/2007  8:46 PM
In one quote he showed why he will be outwitted by Isiah and turned into the villain in this awful mess that Isiah has created. Marbury needs a coach like John Thompson was in G-town where Ewing was not allowed to talk to the media.
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11/20/2007  12:32 AM
LB was external object to this crappy organization.
He was like a virus in human body. And he was ejected.
LB overestimated his autority in NBA and in Knicks organization.
Autority means nothing to morons.
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11/20/2007  8:37 AM

Isiah brings in the guy and LB showed no loyalty calling out Isiahs mess.

But he was bought in to coach it, but as Isiah has learned you can't coach this mess. IN a bit of survival, Isiah used his "antibiotic" approach and ridded Larry out!

I still hold on that YOu don't fire Isiah until you solve FactBury.

Francis + Marbury = 0

Add it up, its factorialier.
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11/20/2007  8:47 AM
The entire math and science community is highly offended that this clown botched usage of the word factorial.

Steph, obviously you're not good with big words. Follow this simple rule: if it has more than 5 letters, check the dictionary to see if you actually know what it means before you use it. Actually, even better, don't talk.

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11/20/2007  9:13 AM

Perhaps in his Manup mentoring sessions Isiah told the StarOne that he needed to expand his vocab.

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