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playa2
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11/11/2009  3:04 PM
In the past, this was the only legitimate way eddy lost weight, every yr after he struggled.
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Moonangie
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11/11/2009  3:11 PM
Can't wait to see him back on the court. But I would NEVER re-sign him, since once he gets that final contract signed, it's off to the nearest White Castle for 10 jumbo packs and a triple super-sized fries. Just because he lost a lot of weight doesn't mean his entire life is back in order. His inconsistency comes from his head and heart, not his butt. I hope he does great, for himself and the Knicks. But as soon as we can make a sensible deal (i.e., expirings or picks) we gotta jump on it. Face it, even if he is the second-coming of Shaqojuwan, I wouldn't trust him to maintain for another few years. And if he does, good for him. But it's too risky for us. Although, I might consider a 2 year deal with a team option for the second year.

Let's just ask Lebron what he wants us to do with Mr. Bigbutt.
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11/11/2009  3:29 PM
What's ridiculous is to hear him talk about committing himself during this rehab stint in order to get back sooner rather than later. And how he could have decided to take more time to rehab, but he really pushed himself to get back sooner.

The fact that he even pondered for one second that he had a choice to make between taking it slow or being aggressive in his rehab proves that he and Steve Phillips share one thing - they are both seriously mentally impaired.
Martice
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11/11/2009  3:43 PM
I know one thing, if Curry plays well Gallo can thank him for his future all star status.

All you ball players know what I mean..
Marv
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11/11/2009  3:51 PM
personally i find it totally acceptable to be done with eddy curry and hope he's out of here as soon as possible without having to factor in his personal life.
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11/11/2009  3:57 PM
BasketballJones wrote:
Bippity10 wrote:1.) I worry about the weekend warrior syndrome. He really hasn't worked out hard in a long....let's be honest........in forever. We know what happens to weekend warriors that take time off and then work out hard. Often times they get injured. Let's hope that Eddie can stay healthy

2.) If he is healthy and as good as he was before I would still trade him. Having him earn that next contract and then relaxing again would be a disaster for us. I really do think that his time here has passed. And let me be honest again, I don't trust him

3.) I am happy for him at this point. He obviously has worked hard. I root for him to have a great season, get traded, have more great seasons with someone else and hopefully enjoy basketball and have a great life. In another state.

Remarkably well put Bip. I'm impressed. It just shows what you're capable of when you expend a little effort.

I'm in a contract year

I just hope that people will like me
BasketballJones
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11/11/2009  5:19 PM
Bippity10 wrote:
BasketballJones wrote:
Bippity10 wrote:1.) I worry about the weekend warrior syndrome. He really hasn't worked out hard in a long....let's be honest........in forever. We know what happens to weekend warriors that take time off and then work out hard. Often times they get injured. Let's hope that Eddie can stay healthy

2.) If he is healthy and as good as he was before I would still trade him. Having him earn that next contract and then relaxing again would be a disaster for us. I really do think that his time here has passed. And let me be honest again, I don't trust him

3.) I am happy for him at this point. He obviously has worked hard. I root for him to have a great season, get traded, have more great seasons with someone else and hopefully enjoy basketball and have a great life. In another state.

Remarkably well put Bip. I'm impressed. It just shows what you're capable of when you expend a little effort.

I'm in a contract year

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kam77
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11/11/2009  5:34 PM
Bippity10 wrote:
BasketballJones wrote:
Bippity10 wrote:1.) I worry about the weekend warrior syndrome. He really hasn't worked out hard in a long....let's be honest........in forever. We know what happens to weekend warriors that take time off and then work out hard. Often times they get injured. Let's hope that Eddie can stay healthy

2.) If he is healthy and as good as he was before I would still trade him. Having him earn that next contract and then relaxing again would be a disaster for us. I really do think that his time here has passed. And let me be honest again, I don't trust him

3.) I am happy for him at this point. He obviously has worked hard. I root for him to have a great season, get traded, have more great seasons with someone else and hopefully enjoy basketball and have a great life. In another state.

Remarkably well put Bip. I'm impressed. It just shows what you're capable of when you expend a little effort.

I'm in a contract year

Can't wait for 2010.

lol @ being BANNED by Martin since 11/07/10 (for asking if Mr. Earl had a point). Really, Martin? C'mon. This is the internet. I've seen much worse on this site. By Earl himself. Drop the hypocrisy.
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11/11/2009  5:36 PM
Martice - good call

I'll gladly take Eddy as the focus for the inside-out game as opposed to putting the pill in the hands of Al Harrington any day of the week.

The triangle starts now

once a knick always a knick
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11/11/2009  5:52 PM
misterearl wrote:The triangle starts now

Not gonna happen with D'Antoni.

oohah

Good luck Mike D'Antoni, 'cause you ain't never seen nothing like this before!
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11/11/2009  8:39 PM

http://popcornmachine.net/ A must-use tool for NBA stat junkies!
kam77
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11/12/2009  11:39 AM
Cosmic wrote:

He forgot his sneakers again.

lol @ being BANNED by Martin since 11/07/10 (for asking if Mr. Earl had a point). Really, Martin? C'mon. This is the internet. I've seen much worse on this site. By Earl himself. Drop the hypocrisy.
Marv
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11/12/2009  1:04 PM
kam77 wrote:He forgot his sneakers again.
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