"We've had 9/11, Isiah and Dolan..."

Markji - 9/11?

get real

misterearl wrote:Drama Queens

"We've had 9/11, Isiah and Dolan..."

Markji - 9/11?

get real

This is the man who rescued the franchise and Jim Dolan, so of course Dolan is loyal. Isiah brought us all-star point guard Stephon Marbury, franchise cornerstone Eddy Curry, and hall-of-fame coach Larry Brown. He set new standards for management employee relations with his deft handling of the Anucha-Browne Sanders situation and the intern truck girl.

I'm positive that every move Walsh has made has been facilitated and informed by Isiah's previous set up moves. Any success from here on in is really attributable to the moves Isiah made in collecting all those assets that could then be moved or bought out to increase the team's flexibility, which I'm sure was all part of the plan to begin with.

Now, with Walsh in ailing health (he was recently seen in a wheelchair) and looking for a successor, Dolan has positioned Isiah to step back in when the time is right, and resume his rightful place at the helm.

BasketballJones wrote:This is great news. Sure, the haters are squawking, but they always do that. I am thrilled to hear that Cap'n Zeke's continuing contributions to the Knicks can finally be acknowledged. I feel confident that, over time, Dolan will maneuver Isiah back to his rightful position as GM.

This is the man who rescued the franchise and Jim Dolan, so of course Dolan is loyal. Isiah brought us all-star point guard Stephon Marbury, franchise cornerstone Eddy Curry, and hall-of-fame coach Larry Brown. He set new standards for management employee relations with his deft handling of the Anucha-Browne Sanders situation and the intern truck girl.

I'm positive that every move Walsh has made has been facilitated and informed by Isiah's previous set up moves. Any success from here on in is really attributable to the moves Isiah made in collecting all those assets that could then be moved or bought out to increase the team's flexibility, which I'm sure was all part of the plan to begin with.

Now, with Walsh in ailing health (he was recently seen in a wheelchair) and looking for a successor, Dolan has positioned Isiah to step back in when the time is right, and resume his rightful place at the helm.

Amen!!!

Allanfan20 wrote:

misterearl wrote:Drama Queens

"We've had 9/11, Isiah and Dolan..."

Markji - 9/11?

get real

I agree. People putting this on the same scale as murder and terrorism REALLY need to take a step back and maybe prioritize things. This isn't that big a deal. I don't like the move, but to wish someone death and say this is on the same level as the biggest tragedy in the history of the country and maybe the world is pretty f'ing stupid and despicable if you ask me.

Isiah Thomas is a bad person. And it's people like him why this world is so messed up. This is a better world for you and I with people like Thomas not here.

if isola's story about Isiah eventually replacing Donnie as GM is true... ugh.

to publicly announce something like this is definitely not smart.

simrud wrote:Maybe people should organize a PR campaign against this or something. I don't care enough to do it, but if somebody actually ran with it I would support it.

mikesknicks wrote:

Today's Headlines say it all. Nobody is fooled by this. We've had 9/11, Isiah and Dolan - God, how terrible. I now know why LeBron didn't sign here. He supposedly changed his mind the last day - That was after Dolan sent Isiah! LeBron knew what was coming and didn't want any part of it.

I think this statement deserves a suspension or some kind of action if not just for all of the people who lost loved ones on that day. comparing a hiring to a disaster??? This is offensive and should be dealt with.

Do you see Rich Kotite consulting the Jets or Ray Handley consulting the Giants? Are Art Howe and Steve Phillips showing up to halftime ceremonies for the Mets? Dallas Green and Bob Lemon doing any gigs for the Yankees? We are the ONLY team that is this pathetic.