loweyecue wrote:

Nalod wrote:Novack and Lin.

One mans garbage is anothers gold.

can we still complain about Reezy gettting traded?

Whats the statuette of limitations to bitch about a traded or waived player?

Like Fishy said, it's the agendas.

CrushAlot wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

Nalod wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:I did not know those guys were top 10 picks with high projections.

They were not.

But ain't it cool we got them?

Its always cool when you hit the jackpot on a 1/1000 shot. And yes. It is cool.

Its also a real pisser that we messed up so bad on Hill.

Its also sad that Corey Brewer did not help us last year when we were desperate because he was perceived to be as not good as Jordan Hill.

I agree about Brewer. I think someone made a case that Brewer's contract was part of the issue in keeping him.

Is that why he couldn't play when he was here?

No. I would post why but I would be accussed of having an agenda.

That would be evil for a person to accuse another person of having an agenda.

Great thread!

nyk4ever wrote:the revisionist history is great

in 24 games with the knicks jordan average 4ppg and 2.4rpg in 10.5mpg
in 127 games with houston (one full season and parts of 2 others) jordan averaged 5.6ppg and 4.5rpg in 15.5mpg.

i'm glad the light finally went on with jordan.. all it took was playing with kobe, bynum and gasol.

Yes - 3 top players do help a player look better

CrushAlot wrote:

NUPE wrote:Hill was not good in NY. Hill was not good in Hou. Hill was not good in LA for 99% of the year. Hill has had a several good games recently so the "what have you done for me lately NYK fans" will cry about it while ignoring that Hill is not better than anyone on the current Knick frontcourt and the fact that the Knicks have two great young players (Shump and Lin).

Hill went to Houston and played ahead of Jeffries and Houston really was trying to make the playoffs that year. Time heals wounds and I did not follow him that closely in LA but his positive contributions were talked about on ESPN radio on several occasions after the trade. If you think that Jordan Hill was given a fair shot and that the coach attempted to develop him while he was in NY then we disagree. Hill and his situation was mishandled horribly in my opinion.

Blasphemy - You are Lying!!

CrushAlot wrote:

Nalod wrote:In hindsight, better to have not gotten rid of Jordan hill because Lebron did not come.

Great thread!

Hill or this years top (1 protected?) pick should have been kept.

No. We should have kept the pick(s) we sent to denver - that sounds better.

NUPE wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

NUPE wrote:Hill was not good in NY. Hill was not good in Hou. Hill was not good in LA for 99% of the year. Hill has had a several good games recently so the "what have you done for me lately NYK fans" will cry about it while ignoring that Hill is not better than anyone on the current Knick frontcourt and the fact that the Knicks have two great young players (Shump and Lin).

Hill went to Houston and played ahead of Jeffries and Houston really was trying to make the playoffs that year. Time heals wounds and I did not follow him that closely in LA but his positive contributions were talked about on ESPN radio on several occasions after the trade. If you think that Jordan Hill was given a fair shot and that the coach attempted to develop him while he was in NY then we disagree. Hill and his situation was mishandled horribly in my opinion.

Jordan Hill has averaged 5 and 5 for the year and has had like two decent games in the last 30ish days and many many DNP's before that. SMH! He is not better nor half as good as any current Knick frontcourt starter. Just stop it. I can agree with complaints about the Knicks drafting Hill over Jennings. I can somewhat understand complaints about the Melo trade. However, any complaints about Jordan Hill being traded are essentially drivel and absurd.

loweyecue wrote:http://content.usatoday.com/communities/gameon/post/2012/04/lakers-jordan-hill-charged-with-choking-girlfriend/1

Can't believe we still have threads about this guy, but then again atheletes don't need to live by any rules. As long as they are high draft picks and rojected to do well in the NBA, all is forgiven. Model citizen this one.

apparently jordan's game isn't the only thing that hasn't matured - neither has he.