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fishmike
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2/6/2007  11:31 AM
So we're about half way through the season as All Star Break is about here. I am really looking forward to going back to Phoenix to kick back with my family and close friends. There is nothing like family time to refuel the engines.

As far as Hoops goes, I feel that the key for the Knicks right now is plain and simple: WINNING. You gotta understand that my teammates and coaches, we all believe in each other. We just want to really show the great Knick's fans what we can really do. We owe that to the City we play in. We really want to
restore the tradition of excellence that fans are used to experiencing when they step into Madison Square Garden. That's what it's all about for us. At the same time, we know we are a young team, with many new faces, and that we gotta be patient. And we know that our chemistry is still growing. Certain nights we
show glimpses of where we can ultimately be as a team. Now we just need to learn how to do that on a consistent basis.

In terms of my individual game, I am learning how versatile you have to be to be GREAT in the League. Some nights I am expected to be able to showcase my skills on the perimeter with pick and pops, and drives to the hoop and stuff like that. Other nights, Isaiah wants me in the post playing with my back to the basket and using my inside moves. The same goes for me on D. I have to be quick enough to stay with "Bigs" like Dirk, but at the same time strong enough to lock down true post player like Carlos Boozer or Tim Duncan. I consider all of those challenges, and I want to put in every ounce of hard work to get to where I know I can be with my game. I have really learned how to have that mental edge to get to that next level, I soak up information, and love to challenge and expand my game. Of course it will be a lot easier when my douchebag coach realizes I'm a center and doesn't make me chase around these perimeter pansies. I'm not holding my breath for that one, at least not so long as doughnut boy is still parking his fat ass in the post every minute on offense.

Well, that's all I have to say right now. But I truly appreciate your
support and emails. See you at the games!!

:: CF7
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djsunyc
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2/6/2007  11:33 AM
douchebag? that's my line...
oohah
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2/6/2007  11:37 AM
How often does Frye chase perimeter players? Isn't he usually guarding the PF? Is that now considered to be a perimeter position?

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Bippity10
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2/6/2007  11:43 AM
This is what I call "Fluff".

Channing calls is assistant and says "hey buddy, write me up a letter and include all the things that the fans want to hear. Thanks man"

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Cookdcokehop
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2/6/2007  12:01 PM
Posted by fishmike:

So we're about half way through the season as All Star Break is about here. I am really looking forward to going back to Phoenix to kick back with my family and close friends. There is nothing like family time to refuel the engines.

As far as Hoops goes, I feel that the key for the Knicks right now is plain and simple: WINNING. You gotta understand that my teammates and coaches, we all believe in each other. We just want to really show the great Knick's fans what we can really do. We owe that to the City we play in. We really want to
restore the tradition of excellence that fans are used to experiencing when they step into Madison Square Garden. That's what it's all about for us. At the same time, we know we are a young team, with many new faces, and that we gotta be patient. And we know that our chemistry is still growing. Certain nights we
show glimpses of where we can ultimately be as a team. Now we just need to learn how to do that on a consistent basis.

In terms of my individual game, I am learning how versatile you have to be to be GREAT in the League. Some nights I am expected to be able to showcase my skills on the perimeter with pick and pops, and drives to the hoop and stuff like that. Other nights, Isaiah wants me in the post playing with my back to the basket and using my inside moves. The same goes for me on D. I have to be quick enough to stay with "Bigs" like Dirk, but at the same time strong enough to lock down true post player like Carlos Boozer or Tim Duncan. I consider all of those challenges, and I want to put in every ounce of hard work to get to where I know I can be with my game. I have really learned how to have that mental edge to get to that next level, I soak up information, and love to challenge and expand my game. Of course it will be a lot easier when my douchebag coach realizes I'm a center and doesn't make me chase around these perimeter pansies. I'm not holding my breath for that one, at least not so long as doughnut boy is still parking his fat ass in the post every minute on offense.

Well, that's all I have to say right now. But I truly appreciate your
support and emails. See you at the games!!

:: CF7

Channing Frye did not write this
holfresh
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2/6/2007  12:03 PM

The great Larry Brown must have been a douchebag a well...He played Frye at power forward...
Bippity10
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2/6/2007  12:11 PM
That song "you are always on my mind" was actually written by Holfresh as a serenade for LB.
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holfresh
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2/6/2007  12:12 PM

And we can always count on Bip to be there to point that out...
eViL
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2/6/2007  12:14 PM
Posted by Bippity10:

That song "you are always on my mind" was actually written by Holfresh as a serenade for LB.

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Bippity10
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2/6/2007  12:24 PM
Posted by eViL:
Posted by Bippity10:

That song "you are always on my mind" was actually written by Holfresh as a serenade for LB.

Your wife stabbed me.



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Bippity10
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2/6/2007  12:25 PM
Posted by holfresh:


The great Larry Brown must have been a douchebag a well...He played Frye at power forward...


I guess I"m just waiting for you to discuss the actual topic at hand instead of injecting irrelevant things into the conversation. My bad.
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2/6/2007  12:41 PM
I know he didn't, but say Channing really did say those douchebag comments, I would have protested the all star game and demand that he be a starter, just to show my appreciation for him writing all of that.
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holfresh
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2/6/2007  12:42 PM
Posted by Bippity10:
Posted by holfresh:


The great Larry Brown must have been a douchebag a well...He played Frye at power forward...


I guess I"m just waiting for you to discuss the actual topic at hand instead of injecting irrelevant things into the conversation. My bad.

Much as you would like to dismiss what happened last year as you do in most of your LB post, you just can't...It's relevant in what's happening today in many ways...Every turn you are trying to dismiss a big reason why the Knicks are where they are...YOU CAN'T...It all matters...

So before you jump in, let me school you a bit...Yesterday, Fish said that LB played Frye at center, he is wrong, I said that LB played him at PF...And here comes Bip telling me I can't get over LB....You are right, it is your bad...
Bippity10
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2/6/2007  1:02 PM
Let you school me? What is this a competition or a conversation. How old are you? 12? I schooled you? What did you look in the mirror and give yourself a highfive for schooling me? No wonder you are incapable of having a conversation, this is about schooling someone for you. Not about discussing actual real world events. I'm starting to understand you now.

I guess my reaction to your post is because I didn't read the entire post from Fish. I gave up on the fluff before the end with all the douchebag comments referreing to LB. That was my mistake I apologize. I have no problem apologizing when I make a mistake. Carry on and talk about LB because Fish brought it up. i apologize.

Which is something you aren't man/boy enough to do after misquoting me on a post for the 80th time(the Bip wants to blow up the team post if you want to have your memory refreshed).

What do you think my feelings are of LB? On the status of the team? I'm jsut curious when you are going to stop stating what my opinion is, when you are never correct. I guess I'm just waiting for an actual conversation out of you. It's like expecting Curry to play D I guess. You'll try it next year.
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holfresh
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2/6/2007  1:31 PM

Did I touch a nerve Bip...Bip like lots of people here, you don't think Isiah is the answer and the Knicks should be trying to get to the lottery to get that illusive Franchise player..Am I wrong about that, I could be...Most of your posts are usually lengthy filled with fluff and no clear picture of where you stand...Over the last year you did notice quite often people misquoted you or didn't understand your opinion because you usually don't state it clearly...You are usually on the fence, You usually allow yourself wiggle room on most opinion and post..You know exactly where I stand Bip, I don't play politics with my opinion...All that man/boy, 12 year old stuff is beneath you...Opps, sorry am I trying to state another opinion about you again..
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2/6/2007  1:39 PM
Posted by holfresh:


Did I touch a nerve Bip...Bip like lots of people here, you don't think Isiah is the answer and the Knicks should be trying to get to the lottery to get that illusive Franchise player..Am I wrong about that, I could be...Most of your posts are usually lengthy filled with fluff and no clear picture of where you stand...Over the last year you did notice quite often people misquoted you or didn't understand your opinion because you usually don't state it clearly...You are usually on the fence, You usually allow yourself wiggle room on most opinion and post..You know exactly where I stand Bip, I don't play politics with my opinion...All that man/boy, 12 year old stuff is beneath you...Opps, sorry am I trying to state another opinion about you again..

hol, Bip is pretty clear to me. How about you stick to your opinion and don't fill in the opinion of others without quoting them.

Bip is like a broken record because he says the same things over and over again, in a good and clear and precise manor. You must be mixing him up with bobo.
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2/6/2007  1:40 PM
Posted by holfresh:


Did I touch a nerve Bip...Bip like lots of people here, you don't think Isiah is the answer and the Knicks should be trying to get to the lottery to get that illusive Franchise player..Am I wrong about that, I could be...Most of your posts are usually lengthy filled with fluff and no clear picture of where you stand...Over the last year you did notice quite often people misquoted you or didn't understand your opinion because you usually don't state it clearly...You are usually on the fence, You usually allow yourself wiggle room on most opinion and post..You know exactly where I stand Bip, I don't play politics with my opinion...All that man/boy, 12 year old stuff is beneath you...Opps, sorry am I trying to state another opinion about you again..

His argument(s) made sense. It was tough for some only because he refused to label it pro or anti-LB.
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Posted by martin:
Posted by holfresh:


Did I touch a nerve Bip...Bip like lots of people here, you don't think Isiah is the answer and the Knicks should be trying to get to the lottery to get that illusive Franchise player..Am I wrong about that, I could be...Most of your posts are usually lengthy filled with fluff and no clear picture of where you stand...Over the last year you did notice quite often people misquoted you or didn't understand your opinion because you usually don't state it clearly...You are usually on the fence, You usually allow yourself wiggle room on most opinion and post..You know exactly where I stand Bip, I don't play politics with my opinion...All that man/boy, 12 year old stuff is beneath you...Opps, sorry am I trying to state another opinion about you again..

hol, Bip is pretty clear to me. How about you stick to your opinion and don't fill in the opinion of others without quoting them.

Bip is like a broken record because he says the same things over and over again, in a good and clear and precise manor. You must be mixing him up with bobo.

So what is Bip's opinion if it's so clear?
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2/6/2007  1:43 PM
Posted by holfresh:



So what is Bip's opinion if it's so clear?


Why don't you "school" yourself and read his posts without attaching any pre-conceived notions to them.
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Posted by codeunknown:
Posted by holfresh:


Did I touch a nerve Bip...Bip like lots of people here, you don't think Isiah is the answer and the Knicks should be trying to get to the lottery to get that illusive Franchise player..Am I wrong about that, I could be...Most of your posts are usually lengthy filled with fluff and no clear picture of where you stand...Over the last year you did notice quite often people misquoted you or didn't understand your opinion because you usually don't state it clearly...You are usually on the fence, You usually allow yourself wiggle room on most opinion and post..You know exactly where I stand Bip, I don't play politics with my opinion...All that man/boy, 12 year old stuff is beneath you...Opps, sorry am I trying to state another opinion about you again..

His argument(s) made sense. It was tough for some only because he refused to label it pro or anti-LB.

That much I remember...I stand corrected...
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