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Qyntel: Good Dog or Bad Dog?


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Knight
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Should we sign this mangy mutt?
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tkf
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12/6/2005  11:34 AM
Posted by Allanfan20:

Ohh tfk, they can be wonderful dogs if you train them properly. My best friend has a pit bull named Jake and he's one of the most timid animals you have met. In fact, pit bulls are SMART. He gets the animal to open the freaking backdoor somehow. (It's one of those handles that you just push down, so an smart animal would be able to do it). I would love to get a pit bull, but I would have to do some research on how to train them. They are bred to be very aggresive, but they can also be wonderful.

allan, you are probably correct, right now I am just upset, especially when I think of those dogs. For me I have just seen more bad than good, actually I haven't seen any good pit bulls. You have therefore you are more open to them than I am.... I am just ranting now...

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12/6/2005  11:37 AM
If Qyntel can help this team, then why not sign him?

Another season, and more adversity to persevere through. We will get the job done, even BETTER than last year. GO KNICKS!
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12/6/2005  11:43 AM
Posted by HARDCOREKNICKSFAN:

If Qyntel can help this team, then why not sign him?

well, there are moral questions involved but that's based purely on the individual. some people don't want a guy like this on their team as they find it hard to seperate the man from the player. some people are just concerned with the player and could give two craps about the man. nobody is right or wrong in this one...it's up to the each individual.

i mean this guy used to beat up on animals. there's something fundamentally wrong with someone like that. but this team is CHOC-FULL-O reclamation projects so he fits the mold. but putting together a team of reclamation projects could also be considered desperation moves by a desperate man.

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12/6/2005  11:59 AM
I like reclamation projects. Hell, I *am* a reclamation project. I've bounced back from some crazy stuff and seem to have gotten it right in life. I did that because I had people help me along the way and had plenty of 2nd chances.

Maybe QWoods is ready to move on. Hopefully at some point he will look back at things he did and thank god he's not that person anymore.

I'm numb to these kinds of moves anyway. Maybe he's ready to work. I would have preferred Eddie Robinson but he's not healthy.
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12/6/2005  12:04 PM
Posted by HARDCOREKNICKSFAN:

If Qyntel can help this team, then why not sign him?

That's the type of shortsighted thinking that gets teams in trouble. Like the Jail Blazers.
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12/6/2005  12:10 PM
Basically every move Isiah has done has involved one, or at least a guy the other team simply didn't want anymore. This post isn't about bashing Isiah. Just facts:

Trades for Moochie Norris, a player the Rockets had no use for, nor did we, but he wanted to give Don Chaney some kind of uptempo offense.

Trades for Marbury: Phoenix didn't want him anymore b/c of his contract and leadership woes.

Trades for Jamal and JYD: Jamal was a Chicago outcast and they basically gave up on the kid. He was not part of their future plans. JYD was a salary cap move.

Signs Dermarr JOhnson: Lottery pick who needed to climb a hiiiiigh ladder just to get on the right track b/c of the accident.

Trades for Mo T, a guy the Rockets were desperate to get rid of and Rose, a guy the Spurs simply had no use for.

Trades for Q, as the Suns were weary of his back problems. This trade could come back and bite us b/c of his injury woes.

Signs James: Attitude, weight and injury history. All seem to be haunting us to this day.

Trades for Curry, a guy the Bulls had to get rid of b/c of the heart problems. Before the heart, his work ethic and teammwork was a major question mark.

The draft picks, and the Butler signing are the exceptions. But you see the point? Draft picks and going after these prjects seem to be the only way we can go right now until we start winning and improving the cap condition.
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12/6/2005  12:11 PM
HOLD UP. Qyntel isn't the next tmac?
tkf
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12/6/2005  12:18 PM
Posted by Allanfan20:

Basically every move Isiah has done has involved one, or at least a guy the other team simply didn't want anymore. This post isn't about bashing Isiah. Just facts:

Trades for Moochie Norris, a player the Rockets had no use for, nor did we, but he wanted to give Don Chaney some kind of uptempo offense.

Trades for Marbury: Phoenix didn't want him anymore b/c of his contract and leadership woes.

Trades for Jamal and JYD: Jamal was a Chicago outcast and they basically gave up on the kid. He was not part of their future plans. JYD was a salary cap move.

Signs Dermarr JOhnson: Lottery pick who needed to climb a hiiiiigh ladder just to get on the right track b/c of the accident.

Trades for Mo T, a guy the Rockets were desperate to get rid of and Rose, a guy the Spurs simply had no use for.

Trades for Q, as the Suns were weary of his back problems. This trade could come back and bite us b/c of his injury woes.

Signs James: Attitude, weight and injury history. All seem to be haunting us to this day.

Trades for Curry, a guy the Bulls had to get rid of b/c of the heart problems. Before the heart, his work ethic and teammwork was a major question mark.

The draft picks, and the Butler signing are the exceptions. But you see the point? Draft picks and going after these prjects seem to be the only way we can go right now until we start winning and improving the cap condition.

Allan on the surface there is a lot of truth to what you said, but look at this, the rockets Re-acquired norris, the nuggets now have dermarr a part of their regular rotation, teams move guys for one reason or another, does that mean it is a bad move, vince was traded to the nets, does that mean that the raps had no use for him, so therefore he was a bad trade? It is just not as black and white as your post makes it seem..
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12/6/2005  12:23 PM
Posted by fishmike:

I like reclamation projects. Hell, I *am* a reclamation project. I've bounced back from some crazy stuff and seem to have gotten it right in life. I did that because I had people help me along the way and had plenty of 2nd chances.

Maybe QWoods is ready to move on. Hopefully at some point he will look back at things he did and thank god he's not that person anymore.

I'm numb to these kinds of moves anyway. Maybe he's ready to work. I would have preferred Eddie Robinson but he's not healthy.

I look at it in a similar way. Usually those with the most holier-than-thou crap to say are the biggest hypocrites of them all.
worth the chance
If he's past those issues, then IMO he should be worth the chance.

...and Isles, it's just as shortsighted to continuously judge someone for their past without letting them have a chance to live it down.

Another season, and more adversity to persevere through. We will get the job done, even BETTER than last year. GO KNICKS!
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12/6/2005  12:24 PM
Notice I never said they were bad moves. I just said that 85% of our moves were for guys that needed 2nd chances or needed to restore their careers. I think getting Jamal, Eddy, Quentin (If he's healthy) and Marbury can be great. Very talented bunch. And I am also happy about DerMarr. I was really rooting for him, and now he's turning out to be a nice story.

And the Raptors basically had no use for Vince. The guy was tanking games! He was another outcast who needed to restore his career, that Isiah was really interested in!

I'm not trying to make it black and white by saying their bad moves or bad players. I'm just saying that these are the types of players we seem to be going after, in terms of our trades and even free agent signings. It's b/c this is what we're limited to, b/c our assets haven't been that good. But now we seem to be turning the corner, at least a little bit.
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12/6/2005  12:27 PM
Posted by Allanfan20:

Notice I never said they were bad moves. I just said that 85% of our moves were for guys that needed 2nd chances or needed to restore their careers. I think getting Jamal, Eddy, Quentin (If he's healthy) and Marbury can be great. Very talented bunch. And I am also happy about DerMarr. I was really rooting for him, and now he's turning out to be a nice story.

And the Raptors basically had no use for Vince. The guy was tanking games! He was another outcast who needed to restore his career, that Isiah was really interested in!

I'm not trying to make it black and white by saying their bad moves or bad players. I'm just saying that these are the types of players we seem to be going after, in terms of our trades and even free agent signings. It's b/c this is what we're limited to, b/c our assets haven't been that good. But now we seem to be turning the corner, at least a little bit.

understood...
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12/6/2005  12:36 PM
Not to derail this discussion, but the locked booman thread is probably the funniest thing I've seen on this forum
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12/6/2005  1:14 PM
I think signing Woods is a good move. Isiah is usually right when signing young players. Signing Demar and Jackie were good moves.
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12/6/2005  1:15 PM


Now youre just pissing me off.

DLee is the best thing to happen to NY in Isiah's 4 year tenure. And that alone, though a positive on the radar, is sad as hell.
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12/6/2005  1:21 PM
Posted by bobs3304:



Now youre just pissing me off.

same, enough already.

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12/6/2005  1:24 PM
^ If you delete another 1 of my posts without giving a fair reason (as they do on every other board) then you might as well ban me b/c I won't be posting here for much longer.

It's ****in disrespectful and unnessecary.
DLee is the best thing to happen to NY in Isiah's 4 year tenure. And that alone, though a positive on the radar, is sad as hell.
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12/6/2005  1:25 PM
Sign him and see what he can do.... I do remember this whole 'Coach-choking' thing that flared up when we traded for Spree. Bottom line is, a team like the NYK has to take advantage of scenarios in which a valuable player has some 'non-basketball' flaw, driving his price down...or else Starks+change would never bag us Sprewell, and Woods wouldn't be in our range, etc etc.... We're salary-heavy, so this is the kind of stuff we have to do if we want talent, methinks
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12/6/2005  1:26 PM
Posted by bobs3304:

^ If you delete another 1 of my posts without giving a fair reason (as they do on every other board) then you might as well ban me b/c I won't be posting here for much longer.

It's ****in disrespectful and unnessecary.

trying to run a knicks board here bobs, not babysit the likes of your posts. Feel free to jump ship any time.
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12/6/2005  1:28 PM
Deleting my posts without giving so much as a reason is not helping pally.

Do it again, and I will take that suggestion to heart.
DLee is the best thing to happen to NY in Isiah's 4 year tenure. And that alone, though a positive on the radar, is sad as hell.
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12/6/2005  1:51 PM
Posted by fishmike:
Posted by tomverve:

Can be understood by you. Because you can sympathize with anger.

good way to twist my words around. Also the 2nd sentance is an assumption and your wrong, I dont sympathize with it.

I didn't mean to twist your words around or say that you sympathize with spousal abuse. I meant to say that you think beating one's wife out of anger is understandable (you DID say that) because you have experienced anger yourself and you know it can make a person do bad things. So you can sympathize with a main psychological factor that might lead someone to hit a wife.

All I was trying to say is that there are most probably f'ed up things in Qyntel Woods's psychology that are specific to some combination of his past life events and his genes, and these things are probably not shared to a large degree by you or me. Without that common basis, of course it is going to be more difficult to understand what might move him to do whatever. I just don't think that this thing about understanding really factors into the morality of a given act and the explanations for why it should be more or less acceptable.

Look, I'm not making excuses for Qyntel. What he did was bad. Likewise, Kidd beating his wife was bad. Are there extenuating circumsances we can point to? Yes, in both cases, there are. That does not make what they did acceptable, of course not. But in *both* cases you have occurrences beyond the power of these men to control pushing them to do the things they've done, so you can't use that as a basis to say that one can be partially 'excused,' or that one's action was more 'understandable' but the other's wasn't.
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