CrushAlot wrote:Dolan hit rock bottom when the coomieh intervened and had him hire someone other than isiah. The sexual harrasment suit and being the least professional organization in sports should have been rock bottom. Personally I have heard enough b s about the melo trade to last a lifetime. I want the Knicks to make the playoffs and for the first round pick that was traded to not be a lottery pick. I also don't want melo to walk to teach Dolan a lesson. I don't really get that logic but I know there is a lot of upside to cap space. The Knicks haven't done much with their cap space or draft picks for me to have confidence that they will make the right or better decisions. The owner is frustrating but I don't want to see the Knicks team not have success, have misfortune and look stupid in hopes that he wii change his ways. It all has happened before and it sucked. I just want the Knicks to win and get in the playoffs.
I don't think Dolan hit rock bottom. He was about to hire Isiah back!
I want the same thing. I want the Knicks to be winners. I'm fine without them being champions- just get a team that isn't embarrassing!
Last year was awesome, but looking at what is happening this year, and the assets we have available in the near term, I don't see hope.
The way I look at it, the knick franchise has gangrene. A limb has to be sacrificed and it's going to hurt. Let's get this over with ASAP, and start to move forward in a productive way.
I don't have anything against Melo. But he is going to be on the wrong side of 30 with too many minutes to be worth the contract we are likely to give him.
Wanting him gone so this franchise wakes up and builds smart is, in my mind, rational, as irrational as that might seem.
