Hardcore read your post and look how foolish you sound, you have lost ALL CREDIBILITY on KVH topics.

I still stand by what I say. I know the idea of that is foreign to you, though.

Ya boy will end up traded and this idiotic banter will become as irrelevant as all the space you wasted on JVG, Spree, LayDown and Done Chaney.

Then the mods can do us all a favor and close this thread for good.

Once again, thanks for qouting me correctly.

Do you think he will make the all-star game by coaches decision?

Van is the Man !!!

Van Horn, Stephon In Sync




By Jim Baumbach
STAFF WRITER

January 17, 2004

You don't need a boxscore to know Keith Van Horn is having a good game. Just look at his face. His cheeks turn red, his eyes open wide and he huffs and puffs every time he has the ball.

Nets coach Byron Scott used to call the look "Killer Keith," but that's old news to Stephon Marbury. The new Knicks point guard, who played with Van Horn on the Nets, said this is a new and improved Van Horn. "He's way more aggressive now," Marbury said. "I mean he attacks. He's always in attack mode now."

That was evident Friday night as Van Horn scored 30 points in a 108-88 win over Seattle. He shot 10-for-15 from the field and had seven rebounds.

In the last 13 games, Van Horn has averaged 20.9 points and shot 54 percent (100-for-182).

During their time with the Nets, Marbury and Van Horn were never described as friends. But during Friday night's rout, they chatted often and celebrated together on more than a few occasions. "He even said to me, 'You got better. You see the pass quicker, like a second before,'" Marbury said.

Van Horn said: "It's not about Stephon and I developing chemistry. It's Stephon and the rest of the Knicks and we as a team developing chemistry."

Still, for Knicks fans clinging to hope of a run to the playoffs, knowing that Marbury and Van Horn not only see eye to eye but also are connecting on the court is surely a good feeling. They definitely appear to be off to a good start.

Van Horn is also more animated on the court, and Friday night punctuated a powerful over-the- shoulders, two-handed dunk late in the third by pumping his fist and letting out a loud scream.

"Keith was saying, 'Man, in the third quarter, I'm tired now, and I never get tired,'" Marbury said. "Yeah, because now you're running."

When he plays aggressive he can do many things and deserves credit. When he doesn't he deserves to be bashed. There is no reason y he should be aggressive every single game including playoffs.

But so far he has been very aggressive and I have enjoyed watching him play. The backwards dunk was nice.

On a side note Spree has been doing REAL good in Minn for those who care. And Minn has been 17-3 in these last 2 months and I have enjoyed watching the old Spree aswell. He dunked on Tony Parker that was nice.

``I knew we were down and the team needed me to do something,'' Van Horn said. ``Lenny wanted me to keep shooting, and I was going to. Fortunately, that fourth quarter, I got it together

......................Yep

What other attributes you lookin for