holfresh wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

holfresh wrote:Tank while the Nets go for a chip...Yeah, that's happening...

Obviously James Dolan is a moron so i dont expect him to make things better. this is just me as a diehard knick fan hoping for the good of the teams future

Dolan is far from being a moron..Dolan has tripled his money last year and half ...

As a fan i could care less about how much him or his father has made. I just care about the team. I dont have any power over what happens, im just stating what i feel is best for the basketball team

And as an owner, he could care less about what u think...Dolan cares about the bottom line..But that is your opinion on what is best, doesn't make u correct...

I never said i had all the answers, However this team is a mess right now i think we can at least agree on that right?

The guy u wanted running the show and whose plan u endorsed signed Amare who is the reason we can't compete...Can we agree on that???

James Dolan will never, ever start over. Rebuild is not in his vocabulary.

You don't rebuild after pouring a billion dollars into renovating the Worlds Most Famous Arena

misterearl wrote:Hear holfresh now and believe him later

James Dolan will never, ever start over. Rebuild is not in his vocabulary.

You don't rebuild after pouring a billion dollars into renovating the Worlds Most Famous Arena

holfresh wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

holfresh wrote:Tank while the Nets go for a chip...Yeah, that's happening...

Obviously James Dolan is a moron so i dont expect him to make things better. this is just me as a diehard knick fan hoping for the good of the teams future

Dolan is far from being a moron..Dolan has tripled his money last year and half ...

takes one to know one. dolan is a moron and of low character to boot. he is merely a fortunate moron because new york city has 20 million potential seat fillers from which can be culled 19,000 customers every game. by sheer numbers there is a constant supply line of morons who are eager to be entertained by the slop he puts on the floor. it is really the most cynical of situations....

StarksEwing1 wrote:

dk7th wrote:

holfresh wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

holfresh wrote:Tank while the Nets go for a chip...Yeah, that's happening...

Obviously James Dolan is a moron so i dont expect him to make things better. this is just me as a diehard knick fan hoping for the good of the teams future

Dolan is far from being a moron..Dolan has tripled his money last year and half ...

takes one to know one. dolan is a moron and of low character to boot. he is merely a fortunate moron because new york city has 20 million potential seat fillers from which can be culled 19,000 customers every game. by sheer numbers there is a constant supply line of morons who are eager to be entertained by the slop he puts on the floor. it is really the most cynical of situations....

This

Irish I just think he called u a moron...

CrushAlot wrote:I think you have to know what and who you are. The Knicks are not changing ownership and are not rebuilding. They don't have many picks anyway. They do have a star in his twenties and they can try to build around him. Their cap situation (Amare) limits what they can do. I thought Grunwald was very smart in how he was assembling the team. His firing and the keeping of Chris Smith certainly are discouraging. The new cba doesn't allow for a flavor of the month approach like Isiah had.

Get real.

You either have high draft picks, tradeable assets whose contracts match and a heap of good luck.

You also make good use if every available roster spot

toad wrote:Not going to happen. You will get 5+ more years of mediocre teams built around a questionable 'superstar,' buy some orange jerseys and like it.

CrushAlot wrote:I think you have to know what and who you are. The Knicks are not changing ownership and are not rebuilding. They don't have many picks anyway. They do have a star in his twenties and they can try to build around him. Their cap situation (Amare) limits what they can do. I thought Grunwald was very smart in how he was assembling the team. His firing and the keeping of Chris Smith certainly are discouraging. The new cba doesn't allow for a flavor of the month approach like Isiah had.

Trading what we did for Bargs says otherwise.

CrushAlot wrote:

Clean wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:I think you have to know what and who you are. The Knicks are not changing ownership and are not rebuilding. They don't have many picks anyway. They do have a star in his twenties and they can try to build around him. Their cap situation (Amare) limits what they can do. I thought Grunwald was very smart in how he was assembling the team. His firing and the keeping of Chris Smith certainly are discouraging. The new cba doesn't allow for a flavor of the month approach like Isiah had.

Trading what we did for Bargs says otherwise.

They traded almost nothing for Bargs.

crush-- a 2014 2nd rounder--believe me that is going to be like a #1 a 2016 #1 adn a 2017 is a sizeable amount for a player no one else wanted to pay for.

BRIGGS wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

Clean wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:I think you have to know what and who you are. The Knicks are not changing ownership and are not rebuilding. They don't have many picks anyway. They do have a star in his twenties and they can try to build around him. Their cap situation (Amare) limits what they can do. I thought Grunwald was very smart in how he was assembling the team. His firing and the keeping of Chris Smith certainly are discouraging. The new cba doesn't allow for a flavor of the month approach like Isiah had.

Trading what we did for Bargs says otherwise.

They traded almost nothing for Bargs.

crush-- a 2014 2nd rounder--believe me that is going to be like a #1 a 2016 #1 adn a 2017 is a sizeable amount for a player no one else wanted to pay for.