CrushAlot wrote:
Mets and Jets? Ouch.

this is pretty common, no? especially for folks from queens and long island.

But at least Dolan wasn't a visible presence.

I don't mind losing as long as there's light at the end of the tunnel. Right now we have a brain dead coach, players who don't play the right way, no draft picks, not much youth... there's just nothing to like about this team.

It's not the losses that gets to me, it's the direction, it's the ownership, it's that there's no believable plan for the future.

My sig says it all

ToddTT wrote:Drama queens. A W would have been nice, but last night's game had more positives than negatives.

and Mitches...

Last night: Melo with the continued freak rebounding, JR steals and stops and going to the rack, nice first half for Bargs and KMart.

We showed signs. Hopefully, things get better.

For the queens and mitches on here, a 30 point blow-out win would have been fools gold, and the actual OT loss has no real value. Lose - Lose.
Unfortunately for them there queens and mitches, we didn't manage to give up 50 points in the first quarter and get to watch Cole get his azz handed to him the rest of the way.

For those of you who've once again decided that you're "done", then you probably never really started anyway. Save your self-history whining and moaning and suffering stories for your group therapy sessions.

Don't worry; the real homer Knicks fans will be here when you come crawling back to mitch and moan some more.

Knicks take a Pizz on the Wiz!

I go back to the chips, and I can whine on as endlessly as anyone about Greg Butler and Pat Cummings and Louie Orr and Ken Bannister.

Dolan's a turd, but he's our turd. Live with it. He's not abdicating and all the mitching and whining and drama will not change that.

Stop for a second and wonder who GAF if you don't "give him your money"? Besides you, that is.

MSG was still sold out last night.

The Knicks are still the Knicks. We are not the third world wandering NYC-metro franchise with no fixed address.

I grew up in Manhattan and been a die-hard Knicks homer since the early 70s when my pops took me to games at the Garden. While it's true we haven't bagged a Chip since then, for me that only makes me yearn more. Ewing era was amazing fun to watch, even if we had MJ in our way. Loved it all, regardless of no chip. I know when the payoff comes it will be all the sweeter (Gints in '07 anyone? Sweetest sporting win of all time IMHO, due to the long hiatus from winning that preceded it).

Ain't no quit in being a fan, it's just emotions speaking for themselves, CM. You'll be back as soon as the sting wears off. This ain't cancer, brah. Losing can be cured!

(On second thought, Dolan does seem a bit like cancer, but I am trying to keep me head up)...

A: "All signs indicate Yes"

The future is all good people!