JamesKPolk wrote:

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gunsnewing wrote:

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misterearl wrote:Travla - if it was about money, Dolan could have written a check.

This is far worse and erodes any notion of "best five play"

Chris Smith did nothing in public view to make anyone think he was worthy of a roster spot.

Zero

This kind of makes anyone who supports the Knicks financially--meaning anyone--especially the fans who buys tickets as a slap in the face to their support. MSG is a 4-5B dollar organization--who are they bowing down too?

CAA

Which essentially is bowing down to Melo. Didn't CAA come with Melo?

CAA is a lot bigger than Melo. I would imagine Dolan's other holdings depends heavily on entertainers and a lot of them are represented by CAA.

CAA doesn't give a **** about Chris Smith. Give me a break. This is all Dolan and nobody else.

Which would explain alot. One of Dolan's corporate mottos: "Let's do something to eff off the fan base."
He's been doing douchey things for a decade. Why get upset over this?

Knixkik wrote:Had espn player rank had the foresight to put chris smith on the roster, where would he rank? Would he be a lock for the 500th spot or do you think there is someone worse?

that's not how you do it,

you attach chris smith's skills to jr's rating, so that you treat both as one player, because that's how our ownership is treating them,

misterearl wrote:Travla - if it was about money, Dolan could have written a check.

This is far worse and erodes any notion of "best five play"

Chris Smith did nothing in public view to make anyone think he was worthy of a roster spot.

Zero

I totally agree. J.R must have something on Dolan. That is nuts. Chris Smih is trash!