jimimou wrote:

Marv wrote:

misterearl wrote:Get That Weak Shit Outta Here

Swishfm3 - your analysis of Mike D'Antonis offensive system should be rethought, reconsidered and revised immediately

in the meantime, I invite you to submit the name of the head coach you prefer for the Knicks

Yes! on his 9500th post misterearl lets LOOSE with the cussin'. i'm telling you friends, things are at a dang FEVER PITCH here at uk headquarters!

he said the F word in a post when you were playing brokeback and deliverance in the woods last week....

LOL

i actually believe he said "the f word" on a few occasions last week.

nyk4ever wrote:

jimimou wrote:

Marv wrote:

misterearl wrote:Get That Weak Shit Outta Here

Swishfm3 - your analysis of Mike D'Antonis offensive system should be rethought, reconsidered and revised immediately

in the meantime, I invite you to submit the name of the head coach you prefer for the Knicks

Yes! on his 9500th post misterearl lets LOOSE with the cussin'. i'm telling you friends, things are at a dang FEVER PITCH here at uk headquarters!

he said the F word in a post when you were playing brokeback and deliverance in the woods last week....

LOL

i actually believe he said "the f word" on a few occasions last week.

if swish brings more lame game, he may just use it again today.......

Marv - I don't know about you bro, but I'm excited, cautious, on edge, and hopeful all at the same time

What a great moment to be a Knicks fan, huh?

(from the NYTimes)

Reached on the telephone Tuesday, Spike Lee sounded more like a cautious insider not wanting to jinx something good about to happen more than the normally loquacious director who for decades has enjoyed communing with reporters. “I can’t talk until all the signings are done,” he said.

Asked if that meant more signings are imminent after Amar’e Stoudemire agreed with the Knicks on a five-year contract worth just under $100 million, Lee repeated himself. “Can’t talk until it’s all done,” he said.

Be still my heart

Pg: Wade
Sg: Chandler
Sf: Gallo
Pf: Amare
C:

Next year, they have a legit shot at replacing Chandler with Melo:

Pg: Wade
Sg: Melo
Sf: Gallo
Pf: Amare
C:

If you run it back with Lebron:

Pg:
Sg: Chandler
Sf: Lebron
Pf: Gallo
C: Amare

and with Melo the next year:

Pg:
Sg: Melo
Sf: Lebron
Pf: Gallo
C: Amare

I wouldn't be upset with either scenario, but I kind of like the Wade/Melo/Amare scenario better than the James/Melo/Amare scenario. Either way, the question starts to become what position Gallo can play. He could be the deadliest SG in the league if he isn't a liability on defense.

Nalod wrote:

misterearl wrote:The Answer Man Paces The Floor Like An Expectant Father

Marv - I don't know about you bro, but I'm excited, cautious, on edge, and hopeful all at the same time

What a great moment to be a Knicks fan, huh?

(from the NYTimes)

Reached on the telephone Tuesday, Spike Lee sounded more like a cautious insider not wanting to jinx something good about to happen more than the normally loquacious director who for decades has enjoyed communing with reporters. “I can’t talk until all the signings are done,” he said.

Asked if that meant more signings are imminent after Amar’e Stoudemire agreed with the Knicks on a five-year contract worth just under $100 million, Lee repeated himself. “Can’t talk until it’s all done,” he said.

Be still my heart

Spike got censured??

Imagine Spike getting more attention for what he is NOT saying?

Imagine anyone getting more attention for what they are NOT saying!!!!!

Seb

martin wrote:

Swishfm3 wrote:

misterearl wrote:Real Coach

Swishfm3 - who do you want as "real" head coach of the Knicks?

ANYone whose offensive play book contains more than just running up the court, as fast as you can, and shoot the ball in seven seconds.....or less.

if that's your understanding, you need to go back to school.

Maybe I should have added a cool internet tag like [/sarcasm] at the end?

regardless, at the beginning of the season, MDA had the Knicks run down and whoever had a open look at the basket took the shot. It wasn't until later in the season, when he finally realized he didnt have any outside shooters, that he slowed it down and started running some set plays.

And to answer Misterearl...who would I like to see thats available? I honestly would not mind seeing Lenny Wilkins coach this team.

It is a great day to be a Knicks fan. The crystal basketball is changing from blue to orange and glowing mysteriously

On Wednesday the free agent sequel will start to unravel. On Thursday all heck will break loose. You heard it here first.

In Paulie Walnuts...I mean Donnie... We Trust

JrZyHuStLa wrote:

Swishfm3 wrote:

martin wrote:

Swishfm3 wrote:

misterearl wrote:Real Coach

Swishfm3 - who do you want as "real" head coach of the Knicks?

ANYone whose offensive play book contains more than just running up the court, as fast as you can, and shoot the ball in seven seconds.....or less.

if that's your understanding, you need to go back to school.

Maybe I should have added a cool internet tag like [/sarcasm] at the end?

regardless, at the beginning of the season, MDA had the Knicks run down and whoever had a open look at the basket took the shot. It wasn't until later in the season, when he finally realized he didnt have any outside shooters, that he slowed it down and started running some set plays.

And to answer Misterearl...who would I like to see thats available? I honestly would not mind seeing Lenny Wilkins coach this team.

You forgot the cool internet sarcasm tag.

Lenny Wilkins was the coach with the best results that we had during the Isiah era. Whether that's an accomplishment or just simply regrettable, I don't know.

"Sold!!"