Nalod
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Joined: 12/24/2003
Member: #508 USA
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Fugazy!
Alot of you do make sense, I am suprised an Isiah team would be this docile. All words, no back up.
I would be disappointed if TT goes out and were to injure on purpose. The Knicks should have took it right back to them right then and there, not in the papers talking! Step up at the time, but purpose injury after the fact is bull.
If not, take your ass wooping like a man and hit the gym, the waiver wire, the foul line, what ever to make yourself better, and your team.
TT has not earned any respect by the players or the League just yet. He has great potential and now its
The day Knick basketball died: 1977 trade of Walt Frazier to the Cleveland Cavaliers! Think about it, the team has never been fundamentally sound since. Ewing was the real deal surrounded by misfits and players past prime. I liked that team, andperhaps if not for the bulls they may have a ring or two, but then like know, its about the instant buzz and management unwilling to do whats needed to build a team.
Lets be real, this team has some upside potential, but Detroit is already building for the future with Oker ,Darko and prince, and they are contenders now.
And remember, Isiah did not build Indiana, that goes to Walsh the GM. Isiah did a nice job with young parts, but he did not construct that squad. Dumars had done a great job with Detroit. I know The buzz is they should have taken Carmelo, but Darko is the youngest player in the league, and at 7foot with his build and agility, he could be a great one. Indy has a great young core also that will last years. We have Marbury and little else.
I look forward to see what Isiah can do going forward.
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