knicks1248 wrote:

Andrew wrote:

BigRedDog wrote:I said most people won't agree with me. It is standing up for what you believe in. Walsh was so disinchanted with what was going on , he went to Indiana during the negotiations.

Where did you see this?

He is still using a walker to get around, has not travel with the team at all since the operation.
He set up the deal, and dolan worked out the players involved..

IT had nothing to with this deal other then telling dolan to make the deal at any cost, walsh and MDA wanted this deal, minus a player or 2..they all agreed that it was risky to wait for FA..

What role was IT to play, the player wanted to come here, he didn't have to convince nobody

Looks like Walsh and Mike distance themselves from the deal.
I think it is smart. The chances of this to became gigantic failure is huge.
Nobody want to keep this kind of things on their resume.
I do not think both of them will be with Knicks for long.

Until I read a quote from Walsh, or Thomas for that matter, I'll take this all with a grain of salt.

I would focus on Sacremento they are in a real cash bind. maybe we can do something for both landry and dalmebart--something like Azu + 3mm in cash if for Landry a nd to buyout Dalembart with a promise of coming here.

Swishfm3 wrote:The only people SPECULATING that Thomas was involved and Dolan PUSHED for this trade has been M.Berman and A. Wojnarowski, two, IMO, very questionable "Sports Writers".

Until I read a quote from Walsh, or Thomas for that matter, I'll take this all with a grain of salt.