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huskies01
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3/24/2008  9:58 PM
Turn on ESPN News!

3 years $50M.

Edit - 3 years $15M - Sorry.

[Edited by - huskies01 on 03-24-2008 10:03 PM]
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3/24/2008  9:58 PM
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3/24/2008  9:59 PM
Posted by huskies01:

Turn on ESPN News!

3 years $50M.


15M

lol.

But, anyways.....

Now speculate what this means/is.

He was president/ceo of the pacers.

Isiah is president/gm/coach of the Knicks.

Sooooo If this is true then at the moment?

Walsh-President/CEO
Isiah-GM/Coach


bleh...first, link confirmation would be nice. second, the other shoe must drop for ANY of this to matter and thats FACT.
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3/24/2008  9:59 PM
If Isiah remains, what's the damn difference?
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3/24/2008  10:00 PM
I think this means Isiah is going to stay on. This SUCKS. SUCKS SUCKS SUCKS.

Dolan has no balls and no idea how to run a business.
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3/24/2008  10:00 PM
Posted by Cosmic:
Posted by huskies01:

Turn on ESPN News!

3 years $50M.


15M

lol.

But, anyways.....

Now speculate what this means/is.

He was president/ceo of the pacers.

Isiah is president/gm/coach of the Knicks.

Sooooo If this is true then at the moment?

Walsh-President/CEO
Isiah-GM/Coach


bleh...first, link confirmation would be nice. second, the other shoe must drop for ANY of this to matter and thats FACT.


Closer to $17mil/yr

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 03-24-2008 9:05 PM]
LMFAO @ the Bio [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephon_Marbury[/url]
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3/24/2008  10:01 PM
Oh Good Crap it's for real ESPN News.

I'm watching channel 221 it's Breaking News

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 03-24-2008 9:02 PM]
LMFAO @ the Bio [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephon_Marbury[/url]
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3/24/2008  10:05 PM
Posted by crzymdups:

I think this means Isiah is going to stay on. This SUCKS. SUCKS SUCKS SUCKS.

Dolan has no balls and no idea how to run a business.

I'm just as pessimistic as anyone...but why does this necessarily mean Isiah will remain?
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3/24/2008  10:06 PM
come on dammit, ask isiah in the press conference that he's done

ahh media sucks, guess Isola wasn't there to destroy him
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3/24/2008  10:07 PM
Posted by bigbeast:
Posted by crzymdups:

I think this means Isiah is going to stay on. This SUCKS. SUCKS SUCKS SUCKS.

Dolan has no balls and no idea how to run a business.

I'm just as pessimistic as anyone...but why does this necessarily mean Isiah will remain?



yeah, sorry, that was a gut reaction. i hope it's not true. if Isiah is gone and Walsh is here, I will be happy. I wanted Colangelo, but that always seemed like a long shot. I think if Walsh is allowed to bring in his guys the move could work.
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3/24/2008  10:07 PM
Posted by bigbeast:
Posted by crzymdups:

I think this means Isiah is going to stay on. This SUCKS. SUCKS SUCKS SUCKS.

Dolan has no balls and no idea how to run a business.

I'm just as pessimistic as anyone...but why does this necessarily mean Isiah will remain?

Yeah I'm kinda thinking it's a "OK now you fire him" type thing
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3/24/2008  10:08 PM
Unless Isiah is completely gone it makes no difference, may be we will draft a little better if Walsh is GM but RE2 will still be coaching.
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3/24/2008  10:12 PM
first order of business is to fire Isiah.. the next sign walsh.. If you are not going to fire Isiah, no need to bother with walsh...
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3/24/2008  10:20 PM
Isiah Tomas on his past and... future boss:
"He's had a great career, he's one of the best who's ever done it," Thomas said before the Knicks played New Jersey. "I wish him great success and he's someone that I respect tremendously. He gave me my first coaching job and I truly do like him as a person and he's done a lot for the game."
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3/24/2008  10:23 PM
Hopefully this is the first step towards Isihas removal. Honestly, none of us thought Dolan would would have the heart/brains to finally dismiss Isiahs BS and realize he needed to get a real basketball guy in here to make decisions. Buy hiring Walsh that shows he's paying attention.

If you remeber, Dolan has said that removing Isiah from the front office would almost mean starting over because we would be bringing in a new philosphy etc. Well, he's finally taken that first step. A step we never thought we would see. Now, hopefully, he'll take that next step and get Walsh to do his dirty work for him and get Isiah out of here.


[Edited by - bigbeast on 24-03-2008 10:30 PM]
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Posted by arkrud:

Isiah Tomas on his past and... future boss:
"He's had a great career, he's one of the best who's ever done it," Thomas said before the Knicks played New Jersey. "I wish him great success and he's someone that I respect tremendously. He gave me my first coaching job and I truly do like him as a person and he's done a lot for the game."

This is Isiah bowing and pleading for another chance......
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3/24/2008  10:25 PM
there is no way, if this guy has real power, that he will come on and NOT fire isiah. isiah is done, the OPPRESSION IS OVER!!!
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3/24/2008  10:27 PM
Posted by bigbeast:
Posted by arkrud:

Isiah Tomas on his past and... future boss:
"He's had a great career, he's one of the best who's ever done it," Thomas said before the Knicks played New Jersey. "I wish him great success and he's someone that I respect tremendously. He gave me my first coaching job and I truly do like him as a person and he's done a lot for the game."

This is Isiah bowing and pleading for another chance......

Yep... And now we will really see what was the deal at Indiana... and if Walsh still think that Isiah is any good.
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3/24/2008  10:28 PM
all i can take away from this is that the atmosphere at msg will be more professional. he's 67 so he's here to start the healing process. he's making less than isiah tho so i'm not sure how this is going to play out.
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