Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:loweyecue: You can say Tyson Chandler is the best defensive player since Ewing (Camby?) but calling him the best player since Ewing is a serious reach.

What player since Tyson has had a more positive impact on the team? He should be DPOY and will likely lead the league in FG%

Ya some people are oblivious to Tysons impact on this team. last Year we were the worst team on defense but this year he has made this team a much better defensive team.

If you reply to my post and say "some people" I am going to assume you are talking about me. What makes you think I am "oblivious" to Tyson's impact?

I can't believe the stuff I am reading today! People still reaching for ways to discredit Melo & Woodson

I assure you that the people you're criticizing cannot believe a lot of what they're reading either. Everyone here apparently either hates Melo and the entire organization or is more overprotective of Melo than they are of their own children.

Talk about and over-reaction!

The funny thing is you take it personal when Melo gets credit and its getting tired!!

OK, I will try my best not to get you tired.

Silverfuel wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:loweyecue: You can say Tyson Chandler is the best defensive player since Ewing (Camby?) but calling him the best player since Ewing is a serious reach.

What player since Tyson has had a more positive impact on the team? He should be DPOY and will likely lead the league in FG%

Ya some people are oblivious to Tysons impact on this team. last Year we were the worst team on defense but this year he has made this team a much better defensive team.

If you reply to my post and say "some people" I am going to assume you are talking about me. What makes you think I am "oblivious" to Tyson's impact?

I can't believe the stuff I am reading today! People still reaching for ways to discredit Melo & Woodson

I assure you that the people you're criticizing cannot believe a lot of what they're reading either. Everyone here apparently either hates Melo and the entire organization or is more overprotective of Melo than they are of their own children.

Talk about and over-reaction!

The funny thing is you take it personal when Melo gets credit and its getting tired!!

OK, I will try my best not to get you tired.

Yup, same snide type of thing again. Wish the ignore feature took out your comments completely.

Silverfuel wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:loweyecue: You can say Tyson Chandler is the best defensive player since Ewing (Camby?) but calling him the best player since Ewing is a serious reach.

What player since Tyson has had a more positive impact on the team? He should be DPOY and will likely lead the league in FG%

Ya some people are oblivious to Tysons impact on this team. last Year we were the worst team on defense but this year he has made this team a much better defensive team.

If you reply to my post and say "some people" I am going to assume you are talking about me. What makes you think I am "oblivious" to Tyson's impact?

I can't believe the stuff I am reading today! People still reaching for ways to discredit Melo & Woodson

I assure you that the people you're criticizing cannot believe a lot of what they're reading either. Everyone here apparently either hates Melo and the entire organization or is more overprotective of Melo than they are of their own children.

I've was never a fan of the way Melo played the game and carried himself going all the way back to his rookie year. I would argue that he had a lot of Iverson in him as he shot 39% but overtime my feeling about Melo have changed. Under Woodson we are witnessing the real Carmelo Anthony, the one we traded half the team for. Not a borderline allstar but a legit top 10-12 player in the league.

I just call a spade a spade and refuse to let stubbornness and self pride cloud my mind and opinions.

Fair enough. Melo's playing great and I'm cautiously optimistic at this point (which makes me a hater).

What makes you who you are is what you post. Your position night in and night out is that the Knicks should win your way and any other way of winning is hollow and unsustainable. You admit you dont watch games and yet try and talk as you are the authority because you can follow stats? Calling yourself a hater would mean you follow the game. All your posts reek of someone that doesn't know what is going on.

I don't think one thing you said there is accurate. There seems to be a disconnect between you and reality.

Ok, I will try best to connect me and reality

Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:loweyecue: You can say Tyson Chandler is the best defensive player since Ewing (Camby?) but calling him the best player since Ewing is a serious reach.

What player since Tyson has had a more positive impact on the team? He should be DPOY and will likely lead the league in FG%

Ya some people are oblivious to Tysons impact on this team. last Year we were the worst team on defense but this year he has made this team a much better defensive team.

If you reply to my post and say "some people" I am going to assume you are talking about me. What makes you think I am "oblivious" to Tyson's impact?

I can't believe the stuff I am reading today! People still reaching for ways to discredit Melo & Woodson

I assure you that the people you're criticizing cannot believe a lot of what they're reading either. Everyone here apparently either hates Melo and the entire organization or is more overprotective of Melo than they are of their own children.

I've was never a fan of the way Melo played the game and carried himself going all the way back to his rookie year. I would argue that he had a lot of Iverson in him as he shot 39% but overtime my feeling about Melo have changed. Under Woodson we are witnessing the real Carmelo Anthony, the one we traded half the team for. Not a borderline allstar but a legit top 10-12 player in the league.

I just call a spade a spade and refuse to let stubbornness and self pride cloud my mind and opinions.

Fair enough. Melo's playing great and I'm cautiously optimistic at this point (which makes me a hater).

What makes you who you are is what you post. Your position night in and night out is that the Knicks should win your way and any other way of winning is hollow and unsustainable. You admit you dont watch games and yet try and talk as you are the authority because you can follow stats? Calling yourself a hater would mean you follow the game. All your posts reek of someone that doesn't know what is going on.

I don't think one thing you said there is accurate. There seems to be a disconnect between you and reality.

Ok, I will try best to connect me and reality

I would appreciate that

Silverfuel wrote:

matt wrote:

HA! Btw, why did your team win in the Enyspree classic when we both had the same score?

must have been another matt since I didn't participate

Papabear wrote:Papabear Says

There is no doubt in my mind that Melo is the best player to wear a Knicks uniform since Ewing. He is strong and can create his own shot, rebound and do many other things. If push came a shove and there was a choice you had to make between Melo and Lin who would you choose?? If you say Lin after only 11 games under his belt you are a fool. I know one thing when Lin comes back and Melo demands the ball, Lin must deliver the ball where long gon

Be careful all those clowns that think we lost the trade will come out of the woodwork. Fortunately they have no idea what they are talking about. Melo is an extremely talented player who plays extremely well in the clutch. Kobe thinks very highly of him but what does he know!

Papabear wrote:Papabear Says

There is no doubt in my mind that Melo is the best player to wear a Knicks uniform since Ewing. He is strong and can create his own shot, rebound and do many other things. If push came a shove and there was a choice you had to make between Melo and Lin who would you choose?? If you say Lin after only 11 games under his belt you are a fool. I know one thing when Lin comes back and Melo demands the ball, Lin must deliver the ball where long gon

Dunno about that but I SAY AMEN to you
bro

As our priest tells us weekly

You may be close/right

I am a Bernie King/Clyde Frazier guy when it comes to guys at Ewing's level.

But I like Melo Anthony so it remains to be seen but he may be on his way to be best since Pat Ewing
that is super company

FeltonandAmare wrote:

MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:Man, you guys are easy to sell bridges to. Here, I have a bridge over NOTHING to sell you.

This guy, Melo, he's on a little spurt, no surprise, we've seen stuff like this before. Shit, even Stephon Marbury had a few good runs.

But the long run? Don't lose sight of the big picture. In the long run, Melo ain't doin' nothin' for you.

Don't you ever get tired of being the class clown. Oh yea the nothing Denver team won the trade. LOL.

Fixed..............and no that Ass don't ever tire.

Melo is the new BK.

Tyson is defensive throwback.

Stat's at the end of his road; McDyess with actual Stats.

Move on.