93BUICK wrote:The thing that matters, more than trades, development or anything, is healthy strong consistent Amare over the next 4-5 years. Then he could join the all time Knick dream team.
C Ewing
PF Undetermined
SF Bernard King
SG Sprewell
PG Frazier

Finally, someone who realizes the value of an electric SG who played the whole 50 x 94 and could change the game by hisself.
Yeah I've got a Spree mancrush. Shoot me. The numb fluck played the game the right way. All out. All 48. And don't give me the standard Bippee argument about Black Jesus with no knees.

If anything should have given everyone H2O intolerance, it was watching Spree play next to that disappearing, one trick, stupid azz, never ending jab stepping Mr. Softee. And that's how I really feel. Go analyze yourself.

Paladin55 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

93BUICK wrote:The thing that matters, more than trades, development or anything, is healthy strong consistent Amare over the next 4-5 years. Then he could join the all time Knick dream team.
C Ewing
PF Undetermined
SF Bernard King
SG Sprewell
PG Frazier

Finally, someone who realizes the value of an electric SG who played the whole 50 x 94 and could change the game by hisself.
Yeah I've got a Spree mancrush. Shoot me. The numb fluck played the game the right way. All out. All 48. And don't give me the standard Bippee argument about Black Jesus with no knees.

If anything should have given everyone H2O intolerance, it was watching Spree play next to that disappearing, one trick, stupid azz, never ending jab stabbing Mr. Softee. And that's how I really feel. Go analyze yourself.

Sprewell and Frazier in the backcourt would be some defensive tandem.

This lineup won't hit many shots from outside the 3pt line, though.

Yeah, I forget, who's got the record for most consecutive 3's ever made in the NBA with no misses? Oh yeah, Sprewell. Spree would go fricking apesheet with a lineup like this...

Please, somebody stop me before I have his baby...

Silverfuel wrote:

Allanfan20 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

Paladin55 wrote:

Panos wrote:

Paladin55 wrote:Having Bernard King at SF would kind of fill things out on our starting 5.

I think we're pretty good at SF. We got Chandler very solid, with Gallo backing him up.
Having a lights out steady shooter at SG would round us out perfectly.

What about our Knicks dream team!! (I thought that was where this thread was heading.)

No, this is an Allan Houston circle jerk thread. Because we don't care about defense, just jump shooting clowns that quit on the other side of the floor. Lets put Stephon Marbury in with Allan Houston and Amare! Unstoppable.

Coming from a guy who had a mancrush on Eddue Curry. lmao. Don't worry, you were one of a number of people on this board.

I said I was wrong about Curry but I guess you would rather not remember that. Whatever bro. You're the one with the man crush, ALLANfan20!

hahahaha

oohah wrote:

fishmike wrote:lol... I loved Spree but Houston was a better offensive player.

Not to mention Houston was stone-cold clutch. I can't believe how many guys don't remember Houston shooting down the vile Miami Heat with the clock running out, one of the greatest shots in Knicks history?

oohah

oohah wrote:

fishmike wrote:lol... I loved Spree but Houston was a better offensive player.

Not to mention Houston was stone-cold clutch. I can't believe how many guys don't remember Houston shooting down the vile Miami Heat with the clock running out, one of the greatest shots in Knicks history?

oohah

Yeah, the best "pure shooter" in the game, and what's his greatest Knick highlight? A three AND one, ala LJ? No. A three that wins the game with no time left on the clock? No. It's a floating bouncer in the lane that made Mark Jackson's teardrop shot look positively manly. How is watching that stupid shot bounce off everything but Spike's hat become one of the greatest shots in Knick history? And that one shot eradicates an entire Knick career of disappearing in the 3rd and 4th quarters of games?