nixluva wrote:Knicks should've had a team option in his contract. Same thing with Copeland. Knicks should never have let him hit the open market. If they believed in Lin all they had to do was offer him a fair contract right away and be done with it. You never let other teams have a shot at your player. Thing is Woodson and Grunwald didn't really want him. Lin was more of an MDA PG. Woodson was happier with a guy like Felton.

EXACTLY!!!!

tkf wrote:

nyvector16 wrote:This guy is still bringing up his stint with the Knicks because deep inside he knows he will never surpass what he accomplished in those few short weeks.

Poor Lin and his poor feelings... pleaze.... Had he signed the 1st contract he received and that the KNicks informed him they would match he would be a Knick today... He didn't and decided to pull a boozer type move to get more money and it bit him in the ass... noone to blame but himself.

Now the Rockets will do just about anything to rid themselved of his contract to try and make a run at Carmelo....
For a guy who never really was... He is already a has been....

where did you get that from? but hey I hope they are sucessful, I think lin back in NY makes us a better team than having meloser here..

Just curious, how is that pronounced? Me-loser? Melo-sir?
I'd imagine that came from all the trade rumors during the season from "sources".

Would be glad to see Lin back, but on a contract a little less...ridiculous. Lin and Shump was a fun backcourt.

This would be like soup nazi commenting on what Larry David and Seinfeld are doing these days.

Big Pun Voice: Not you again go that away......Loser.