Posted by Bippity10:

Posted by SupremeCommander:

I'm just tired of losing. This team is still technically garbage, but it would be nice if the entire team had a collective epiphany of "Hey! Being terrible sucks! How about we give what it takes to be good! Everyone will love us! We're all gonna get laid!"

The only potential problem here is this whole Marbury versus Thomas fiasco. I'm pretty sure Isiah Thomas knows what he wants from the point guard position.

This is exactly how I feel. Exactly!!!!!!

Everytime the team wins a game we have a group of people and the players begging for credit. Literally begging the world to give them credit. "Look what I've done". "love me". "Oh God, please love me". "Oh God please love them". Sports is simple. Win games and you will be loved. Lose games and you will not. 5-10 with inconsistent effort is not going to get you love because you won 3 out of 4. What gets you love is getting your record to wear it should be.

I know this kind of talk may sound a little to hard edge and tough for some of you little women, but I've been watching and playing sports my entire life, and this rule has never changed. And it will not change no matter how much you guys beg for it. When this team wins consistently you will see the mood of this board and everywhere else change. Until then, it will not. Accept it, and sit back and pray your team gets it together. And quit being such pansies.

Posted by misterearl:

... besides, those sorry azz mo'fo's had better win on The Answer Man's mo'fn' (Dec 1st) birthday

life am good

happy mo'fn' birthday earl!

slide one of those jelly donuts onto the rocker before you settle in for the day - they're good for the hemorroids.

Posted by BlueSeats:

Posted by misterearl:

Counted Out, Knicks Show Their Resolve

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/01/sports/basketball/01knicks.html?ref=sports

Another night that began with boos and chants to fire Coach Isiah Thomas ended with the Knicks’ third victory in four games. That is their best four-game stretch this season, a 45-point blowout defeat notwithstanding.

The week had begun with a stunning victory over Utah that seemed to signal a shift in the Knicks’ personality and confidence. Then came Thursday’s collapse in Boston and a lot of renewed doubts. “Are we the team that beat Chicago and Utah and played well, or are we the team that lost last night and had a tough loss in Denver?” Thomas asked before the game. “We’ve yet to find our identity.”

NYT

I'm surprised Isiah's yet to recognize our identity.

We're a soft, fragile group lacking chemistry, leadership and discipline. Our offense is marked by poor shooting, poor playmaking and poor feeding of the post. We start games sluggish, fall into an early hole, and head into half-time despondent and confused. we hope our second unit can make up lost ground in the 3rd and Jamal can go unconscious in the 4th to win it with a prayer in the final seconds.


At it's root, Isiah simply doesn't get why he can't just throw together a bunch of Tim Thomases and Shandon Andersons and get consistent play.

Posted by misterearl:

... besides, those sorry azz mo'fo's had better win on The Answer Man's mo'fn' (Dec 1st) birthday

life am good

Oh I didn't even notice that. Happy B-day

Posted by misterearl:

blueseats - nice try at minimalizing my sincere attempt at the immediate aftermath of the Denver scuffle.

If you check the steady improvement in the 2006-07 monthly records, the Knicks were on a positive swing until the injury epidemic hit

They ignore the fact that the team, and not just Eddy, is HUNGRY.