misterearl wrote:The Recipe To Regroup (ten reasons to take a chill pill and enjoy the rollercoaster)

1. Until Carmelo slips a Knicks jersey over his head, stop coveting and salivating over his services. Chill people. Enough with the trades.

2. John Havlicek made a living by moving on the offensive end. The fact Fields is non-stop is a good thing, not a negative. Enjoy watching him grow. Did anyone notice that Landry is shooting 56 per cent from the Fields?

3. Amar'e has the most difficult adjustment of all. The spotlight is much brighter in New York than in Phoenix. Forget the pick and roll. Pick and pop him like Kurt Thomas.

4. (part 2) Amar'e needs help inside. Let Mozgov play until he fouls out. The young Russian has more size, quickness, intensity and desire than any center since Marcus Camby.

5. Danilo Gallinari is putting up Chris Duhon-like numbers @ 35 per cent from the floor. He can only improve.

6. DWTDD

7. The Mayor played despite having a tooth knocked out, but David Lee is the warrior? C'mon Son! GTFOHWTB

8. How can anyone be disenchanted with yoot Anthony Randolph after 60 minutes of playing time?

9. We miss Ronny Turiaf more than we admit

10. Mark Jackson is still available

I hear ya, but just because we didn't do the right thing for our players in the past shouldn't mean we should continue with that trend. I have no issues with Lee getting a little love.

loweyecue - totally agree. A little love is never a bad thing but C'mon Son!

That slurp fest on Wednesday was WAY over the top and you know it.

As much as Al Harrington made his wish to return home apparent when he was with he Pacers, embraced the city when he finally arrived, and played his heart out when he was on the court wearing a Knicks uni...there is not one ounce of remorse for his departure. Not an ounce. And I loved David Lee from draft night, when nearly everyone was scratching their heads about Isiah's selection at 30.

It's time to let go of the less-than-glorious past with good guys David Lee, Malik Rose, Jared Jeffries and good guys Frank and Scott Layden. Sure Lee was a great citizen, but if we are giving out citizenship awards lets not overlook the new Knicks who make appearances, sign autographs and who are good guys off the court.

Want good citizens?

Let's start with Ray Felton, Amar'e, Landry Fields, Timofey Mozgov, Toney Douglas and Gallo. Let's talk about Anthony Randolph.

King1 wrote:Ram if someones offer you 40 million you take it or at least think hard but if it never offered then you never know

Thats sick that the Knicks couldve had Lee for 8mm per and declined. This is just turning into round 3 of Layden Thomas and now unfortunately Walsh. I think Isiah still has caused problems but Walsh is the man in the seat.

King1 wrote:Oohah he was in pain after game and the knicks staff took care of him.

'Nuff said!

oohah

King1 wrote:Oohah he was in pain after game and the knicks staff took care of him next morning he was in the hospital getting antibiotics which weren't strong enough. Hope Wilson is doing good he is a great kid and sucks. He got his tooth knocked out

Amar'e Stoudemire is closer to a small forward than he is a center and should never, EVER play center again. If there is any alternate lineup that should be considered when facing large frontlines it could include the following shiftline:

6'2 Douglas/ Ray Felton, I don't care which one
6'7 Fields
6'10 Stoudemire
6'10 Turiaf, until 6'11 Anthony Randolph finds his groove
7' Mozgov, the 7' Jamaican Jerome Jordan would make a spicy backup if he matures

Eddy Curry, please please pick up he orange courtesy phone