CrushAlot wrote:mreinman wrote:CrushAlot wrote:mreinman wrote:CrushAlot wrote:mreinman wrote:smackeddog wrote:I don't get why some writers still say he should have signed with the bulls- they are a wreck, rose is a shadow of his former self and he and Butler hate each other. They sacked Thibs, their current coach is a non entity and Noah is injured again. They wouldn't of signed Gasol either.
so we can fix our team by just adding super tony wrotten and they are screwed? sounds like a balanced (knicks) fan view.
I just have to ask, is anyone suggesting the Knicks new 15th man is saving the team?In regards to the bulls, adding Melo's knee injury last year to their troubles probably makes things worse.
no ... wrotten plus jennings - NOW WE ARE TALKING!
you did not get the point? Who is in better shape, there or us?
So melo has no value to the bulls but to us he is gold?
I thought the point was simply that the Bulls weren't that good and Melo would not have fixed that so why go there.
how did we know how good they would be? And he probably does make them better.
if he knew that we would be from the worst teams in the league than why stay?
Don't you think that if he can do it again he would not have stayed? I don't think that the money was enough to keep him here.
I don't know. Wasn't the max the Bulls could offer him 82 mil? Also, I think the draws for him were Noah and Thibs. If he went and had to be out for the injury then everything would have fallen a part like it did. He would be on a better team but I don't think it would have worked out the way he wanted it to.
Boeheim also reiterated that he thinks Anthony should have signed with the Chicago Bulls in the summer of 2014. Anthony seriously considered Chicago, but ultimately signed a five-year, $124 million contract with the Knicks."I would have gone to Chicago," Boeheim said. "... I think that was the best chance to win, but he told me that he loves New York, he is loyal to New York and he wants to see a winning team in New York. They have Phil Jackson, who knows what he is doing. I think it’s a very loyal move."
I think Anthony made the wrong basketball move but money wise it was obviously the correct one.
Now that Phil got Melo to play the right way, melo should wave his NTC and stop reading the damn papers and worrying what everyone will say. Go to a contender and hope for the best. Staying here is plain stupid.
so here is what phil is thinking ....
