Posted by GKFv2:

Posted by EnySpree:

Immediately the papers are out to lie or post the "sources" account of what happened before actually knowing what happened.

Btw, GKF......how old are you dude? You need to grow up.

To stick up for Islesfan......I don't think he's somewhere laughing about this. Islesfan was relentless here but he wasn't a scum bag.

I don't feel sorry for Isiah. Has nothing to do with growing up. It's my own personal opinion. Deal with it(and even try to respect it, I know it's hard for you). Or cry about it as usual. Your choice.

Posted by holfresh:

Posted by GKFv2:

I'm happy as can be but thanks for your concern. Much appreciated.

Get a life...

Posted by GKFv2:

Posted by holfresh:

Posted by GKFv2:

I'm happy as can be but thanks for your concern. Much appreciated.

Get a life...

You first.

Posted by GKFv2:

I hate to be a heartless dick here but through sexual harassment, illegitimate sons, and generally treating people like crap outside of basketball, I hold no remorse for him.

Posted by ActionJackson:

Posted by GKFv2:

I hate to be a heartless dick here but through sexual harassment, illegitimate sons, and generally treating people like crap outside of basketball, I hold no remorse for him.

you are sad, man...truly sad. All the BS we spout here should not supercede our humanity. I really hope you never come to any of the UK events because I really wouldnt want to associate w/people who have no sense of compassion for a fellow human being!!!

Police were called to the Westchester County home of former Knicks coach Isiah Thomas early Friday for a report of a man who overdosed on prescription drugs, police said.

Harrison Police Chief David Hall would not confirm or deny that the victim - a 46-year-old man - was Thomas, who is 47.

The victim had consumed roughly 10 Lunesta sleeping pills, Hall said.

"He was unconscious, but breathing on his own," Hall said.

It was unclear if the overdose was a suicide attempt or an accident.

"Maybe the guy took a couple of pills couldn't go to sleep, took a couple more, couldn't go to sleep - who knows?" Hall said.

The man was transported to White Plains Hospital about midnight, cops said. It was unclear if he had been released.

"He's fine," Thomas' son, Joshua, 20, told the Daily News, when asked about Isiah.

Joshua Thomas, a student at Indiana University, claimed that cops went to his family's home because his sister, Lauren, 18, who suffers from hypoglycema, wasn't feeling well.

"Reports of sleeping pills are false," Joshua Thomas added. "He doesn't take sleeping pills. He's doesn't really take anything that's not organic.

"He looked faint from stressing over her. They sat him down, let him drink some water. He's fine," the son said.

Joshua Thomas said that his father and sister were both resting at a hospital in Greenwich, Conn.

A Knicks spokesman told the Journal News that Thomas was "fine" and had no further comment on what he called a family matter.

Over the last five years, Thomas' reputation has gone from sterling to shredded.

Named the Knicks team president in 2003, Thomas' squad never won more than 33 games during his four seasons with the struggling ballclub.

In his two seasons as head coach, the Knicks record was 56-108 and Thomas became an object of derision among fans.

His professional reputation sank further in 2006 when Anucha Browne Sanders, a recently-fired team executive, filed a sexual harrassment suit against Thomas and Madison Square Garden.

A Manhattan jury ruled in October 2007 that Isiah had sexually harrassed Sanders - and ordered the Garden to pay her $11.6 million.

Thomas was fired by the Knicks last April. He is still employed by the team as a consultant.