Dagger wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Dagger wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:stop picking in Tyson. he is so unappreciated.

He sucks, it's not picking on him.

This made me laugh.

DurzoBlint wrote:FYI I spoke to Charlie (ward) recently and he said he has been contacted by the Knicks hoping he will accept a position with the organization (he didn't specify). Said the Knicks are really working to bring back guys that were fan favorites during the Ewing/Houston era. He said he's really into coaching the kids and really like being away from the media and bright lights.

I always ask him about Spree, the two were closer than most know but, he said
no one hears from Spree.

This made me sad.

And if you tell me you've played CharlieHeismann one on one I will hate your guts, DurzoBlint.

Very nice, maybe if you could actually bother quoting the entire few sentences I wrote it wouldn't be so funny. Chandler has been awful this year, I don't know why that's humorous to someone that cares about the knicks' success. Take off the rose-colored glasses for once.

Just for a second, think about your sentence, despite your magnanimous agreement to like Tyson again if he starts playing better.

Did Tyson not miss most of the end of the regular season? Or did I miss something? He's playing. We beat Boston. We may be on our way to beating Indy.
Flu Tyson. Shoulder boy. It's tiring after awhile to listen to. Clean your glasses for once and look around for something else to beeyatch about.

Now folks are pointing out that he can't shoot threes! Oh no! And all this while I thought Tyson was brought here to be a tremendous offensive threat!

jrodmc wrote:

Dagger wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Dagger wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:stop picking in Tyson. he is so unappreciated.

He sucks, it's not picking on him.

This made me laugh.

DurzoBlint wrote:FYI I spoke to Charlie (ward) recently and he said he has been contacted by the Knicks hoping he will accept a position with the organization (he didn't specify). Said the Knicks are really working to bring back guys that were fan favorites during the Ewing/Houston era. He said he's really into coaching the kids and really like being away from the media and bright lights.

I always ask him about Spree, the two were closer than most know but, he said
no one hears from Spree.

This made me sad.

And if you tell me you've played CharlieHeismann one on one I will hate your guts, DurzoBlint.

Very nice, maybe if you could actually bother quoting the entire few sentences I wrote it wouldn't be so funny. Chandler has been awful this year, I don't know why that's humorous to someone that cares about the knicks' success. Take off the rose-colored glasses for once.

Just for a second, think about your sentence, despite your magnanimous agreement to like Tyson again if he starts playing better.

Did Tyson not miss most of the end of the regular season? Or did I miss something? He's playing. We beat Boston. We may be on our way to beating Indy.
Flu Tyson. Shoulder boy. It's tiring after awhile to listen to. Clean your glasses for once and look around for something else to beeyatch about.

Now folks are pointing out that he can't shoot threes! Oh no! And all this while I thought Tyson was brought here to be a tremendous offensive threat!

I've never once criticized melo's injury this postseason, in fact I said that it was probably the reason he was shooting poorly (a.k.a. defending him). I had to put the part about appreciating Tyson if he plays better, otherwise people like you would label me a "hater". I criticize Tyson because I think he hurts the Knicks, I have no interest in maintaining the illusion that he is worth the money he makes. He's been a no-show on defense half the games he PLAYED this year. If you like players that show up every other game then he's your guy. You do realize there's a difference between criticizing a Knicks player and "hating" on the Knicks right?

jrodmc wrote:

Dagger wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Dagger wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Dagger wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:stop picking in Tyson. he is so unappreciated.

He sucks, it's not picking on him.

This made me laugh.

DurzoBlint wrote:FYI I spoke to Charlie (ward) recently and he said he has been contacted by the Knicks hoping he will accept a position with the organization (he didn't specify). Said the Knicks are really working to bring back guys that were fan favorites during the Ewing/Houston era. He said he's really into coaching the kids and really like being away from the media and bright lights.

I always ask him about Spree, the two were closer than most know but, he said
no one hears from Spree.

This made me sad.

And if you tell me you've played CharlieHeismann one on one I will hate your guts, DurzoBlint.

Very nice, maybe if you could actually bother quoting the entire few sentences I wrote it wouldn't be so funny. Chandler has been awful this year, I don't know why that's humorous to someone that cares about the knicks' success. Take off the rose-colored glasses for once.

Just for a second, think about your sentence, despite your magnanimous agreement to like Tyson again if he starts playing better.

Did Tyson not miss most of the end of the regular season? Or did I miss something? He's playing. We beat Boston. We may be on our way to beating Indy.
Flu Tyson. Shoulder boy. It's tiring after awhile to listen to. Clean your glasses for once and look around for something else to beeyatch about.

Now folks are pointing out that he can't shoot threes! Oh no! And all this while I thought Tyson was brought here to be a tremendous offensive threat!

I've never once criticized melo's injury this postseason, in fact I said that it was probably the reason he was shooting poorly (a.k.a. defending him). I had to put the part about appreciating Tyson if he plays better, otherwise people like you would label me a "hater". I criticize Tyson because I think he hurts the Knicks, I have no interest in maintaining the illusion that he is worth the money he makes. He's been a no-show on defense half the games he PLAYED this year. If you like players that show up every other night then he's your guy. You do realize there's a difference between criticizing a Knicks player and "hating" on the Knicks right?

Melo? How does not criticizing Melo's injury make saying "Tyson sucks, but I'm not picking on him" not funny? The fact that you feel the need to throw out half sentences to prove you're not a hater speaks volumes. Criticize away, this is America. What's great about that is I also get to critique your criticism, right?

When you said "shoulder boy" were you not referring to melo? I've never seen anyone refer to Tyson as shoulder boy...

"The fact that you feel the need to throw out half sentences to prove you're not a hater speaks volumes." There you go again, you just can't help but question someone's loyalty the second that their opinion differs from yours. What right do you have to suggest anything about my fandom, are you the supreme knicks fan? Excuse me for not bowing down before the king. Also, my response to you did not include any "half-sentences", seems you're getting so caught up in the formation of pretentious rhetoric that you'll resort to nonsensical insults. You've just answered my question regarding whether or not you see the difference between criticism and hating. In the interest of talking BASKETBALL, I understand the Knicks do not have many options to replace Chandler at the moment, although Kmart can handle more than 18 minutes. Camby should not be getting playing time, and I recognize Amare's limitations. I would like if the Knicks could get rid of Chandler for a younger center with a more diverse skillset this summer, I didn't say anything could be done about him right now. Since I know you're the type that will keep responding, and because I have no interest in perpetuating some dumb internet argument that is taking up thread space, I will end this little dispute here.