Gsus wrote:dk7th wrote:Gsus wrote:tkf wrote:mreinman wrote:tkf wrote:gunsnewing wrote:I was gonna post this. Heard it on the radio. Hope it's true. Noah was recruiting Melo during the Allstar break and melo's kids love Derrick Rose
I Like Noah, I hope his recruitment is successful.....
Would you want Melo to resign here at 12-13 million?
honestly? NO... I rather a younger, more rounded SF.. one who can initiate offense and defend... one who has his best years ahead of him.. I don't think carmelo is a winner, I don't want his influence on this franchise any more... I want him gone...
LMAOOO....you don't want Carmelo's influence on THIS FRANCHISE anymore? Ohhh lord. You're acting like we were the gold standard of the NBA and this guy came here and ****ed it up.
This organization is full of incompetent losers, top to bottom. You can have Durant here and it's not going to change the way things are run. This organization, located in the biggest, richest city in the world yet has been nothing but the definition of bad, before Carmelo, and it will be that way long after he's gone.
Now Knicks fans are pining for Phil Jackson and making threads about Lin game winners...lol. This is why we are a joke.
I hope he does go to Chicago and leave this cesspool behind....and I'm not even his fan, just can't comprehend that people don't see that the issues this team has is a lot bigger than one name on the roster, the one lone name that is carrying everything on his back.
carrying teams on his back is just the way he likes it. he is simply a pretty good player putting up inflated numbers on a bad team that he himself helped create with his decisions back in 2011. the dude is oblivious.
Fair enough. The only thing I have issue with is the fact that Melo gets the blame for "raping" the franchise. Ok, I'll even give you guys that. But what about the decade before 2011? That's why I don't think it's fair to ask a guy to take such a huge, huge paycut and expect him to believe that things that haven't changed in twenty years will in the next 2.
Lot's of people have soured on Melo, and I may have too in some ways, but I am seething at the way this place is run. Sexual harrassment lawsuits, absurd media policies, firing people for no apparent reason, keeping people for no apparent reason..how about this...looking for people to fill jobs that are NOT EVEN OPEN, which is what they are doing now with Phil Jackson!
Any decently run organization goes through a process to find the best possible candidates, this company can't even get that part right. If you want to replace me, get rid of me and find a replacement. Don't ****ing tell me you hired somebody, tell me to train him, and show me the door. MSG is a joke.
well the league interceded, starting with stern asserting that the knicks were "not a model of intelligent management."
next thing you know walsh is hired. you may not have agreed with the hire or what he subsequently did, but the key is tat dolan was required to be hands off and allow walsh to do his job for the full term of his contract. walsh's contract extended beyond february 2011. when dolan could not stay away after all the heavy lifting was done, that was it for walsh, who elegantly bowed out even after his negotiations were sabotaged.
i too despair of the knicks ever getting it right, but if jackson can't secure a clause that completely castrates dolan while jackson is here then we will see more of the same.
i liked the team that walsh was in the process of assembling. i think if melo really knew what he was doing he could have made it here as a free agent and the knicks would have continued to build properly here, even if he was redundant with stat here and even though the obvious upgrade was at the point guard position.
but melo did not know what he was doing, and dolan, who does know what he is doing at all, simply enabled a young man to make a big mistake.
knicks win 38-43 games in 16-17. rose MUST shoot no more than 14 shots per game, defer to kp6 + melo, and have a usage rate of less than 25%