^ Bonn's been added to my friends list.

To me it comes down to impact. There are guys that put up numbers simply cuz they're on the floor long enough or the team is so bad that there are no other options and someone has to score. Zach is not like that. There was a fear that he was, but he's not. He's the real deal. He's a BEAST and there are very few true BEASTS in the league. KG is one. Brand is another. I'll even say that Boozer is one, but basically there are very few guys who can consistently get 20/10 and WE HAVE THAT KIND OF GUY!!! Do you realize what that can mean to a team that already has talent? Well we should all be a bit more upbeat and dare I say "optimistic" about our chances.

Having seen Shareef and Walker, it's an insult to try and lower Zach to that status, cuz this guy plays consistently harder. He's not lucking into his rebounds cuz there's no one else. This guy plays like a MAN all game. If you can't use your BB senses to perceive what kind of player he is, then I have to question your BB assessment skills.

I also find it funny that now some of us want to downgrade the wins cuz of the competition. Before the Denver game we weren't on their level and wouldn't be able to keep up. Now after the game and another beat down from Boston, our win is considered lame. How about we beat them into submission and then they had nothing left to put up a fight in Boston. Yeah WE softened Denver up for Boston. We have a bruising team and other teams really don't want to play us cuz they KNOW how tough CURRY, ZACH, LEE, BALK, STEPH AND JAMAL ARE!!! The last thing these teams wanted was for the sleeping giant that the Knicks are to wake up. We all know there was a lot of talent on this team and how good can we be when it all comes together?