misterearl wrote:Hopeless or Dishing and Swishing in the moment?tkf wrote:misterearl wrote:"I don't really care about being physical. Smart. Just be intelligent. The physical part of the game will take care of itself. I know a lot of smart teams that won championships. Obviously, sometimes the smart thing to do is be physical. That will come."I know New York fans love the old physical teams; New York is a physical place. But New York don't have a championship in the last how many years? 1973. It's about time we become intelligent. It's about time we changed that.
"I'm not big on talent. It's hard work and fundamentals. I could care less about talent. ... I know a lot teams that worked hard that lost. I know a lot of teams that had talent that lost. So you want to kind of make sure you are out there being intelligent and working hard, and I think that will get us over the top."
- Ron (Metta World Peace) Artest
This is who Andrea Bargnani will answer to in the locker room. This is who Carmelo will be aware of on the court when they share a shiftline. This is who will talk to JR Smith, along with Mike Woodson, about growing up.
You do the math.
Your post resemble that of a hopeless romantic.....
People without hope are hopeless.
Basketball is fun. Highlighting the warts and flaws on full blast does nothing for the enjoyment of the Answer Man. It is a game.
A championship would be sweet. Until the day after, when the same kvetching over coaching and roster moves kicks in.
Keep hope alive.
Papabear Says
Mister Earl I like your positive thought process. You won't let them still or hijack your joy. Just observe how every post they put out is doom and gloom and hopelessness. It's like they are trying to get everyone to jump ship before the season starts. I laugh at them. Can't wait till the season begins. oops thier excuse is the season means nothing. So no matter how we play it means nothing. Well we shall see. Go Knicks Win Win Win.
10/4/2013 6:36 PM
