Posted by bigbeast:

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"[Chauncey] did whatever they needed tonight," said Thomas, who nearly had his Pistons record of 11 assists in a quarter matched by Billups (10). "He was great - points, assists, whatever they needed."

Said Marbury, "Those guys are playing in a very good system, know where to go at all times, have counters to do everything that you do defensively. They go to their third and fourth options. Playing for Flip, you can see the execution."

Dont look like there will be any kissing and making up anytime soon. Actually they are both right. How bout we call it even and they both there bags asap

So essentially Marbury is calling out Isiah?

i love it... Marbury uses a head coach's system as an example that he himself asked out of when he was playing for him in MIN... so now it's the old "system" excuse once again... i thought Marbury said at the beginning of the season that he was gonna be a lot more aggressive looking for his shot & average 14 dimes this year? i guess we can blame the system for him not achieving those goals so far this season.

i don't disagree w/u on the fact that this offense is so predictable, but that's been the case for years, not just under Isiah... maybe the problem is we don't have a PG who knows how to run one & not the coach's system to begin with? there's a thought.

Posted by TMS:

i don't disagree w/u on the fact that this offense is so predictable, but that's been the case for years, not just under Isiah... maybe the problem is we don't have a PG who knows how to run one & not the coach's system to begin with? there's a thought.

suckbury is much more destructive then people give him credit for. This guy has had more negative affect than anyone, including Isiah, on the floor and in some cases, off the floor. It's really hard to blame, because Isiah himself is the one who brought all of these people here to begin with. And they all had to deal with headcase on the floor. It's really a combination and one of the worst combinations of player-personel in the NBA. You have just' the right amount of coach-GM-player to create such an atmosphere. I really don't recall anything like this before with an NBA team. I'll say it again. When you look at it for what it really is, the Knicks don't lack in talent as much as they do in stability. One bad apple can have this kind of affect on the entire franchise. Look at the bulls recent woes, starting out with a bad record also. You know their much, much better then that. The Kobe distraction disrupted those guys on the floor. A basketball team is a fragile thing. I think our team is psychologically damaged. And on top of that' the pressures of the New York fan and media? Can you imagine trying to get through all of that and play a decent game of basketball?

Nonsense......

Maybe after I wake up from my fattastic slumber.....all these bastards will be gone.