I do agree with him 100%, though I admit it pains me that after 20 years of being a knick fan, I watched more Denver games than Knicks' since the trade. My long beloved Knicks play ugly uninspired selfish ball once more this year, and I truly hope we'll be able to turn the corner anytime soon.

I loved watching Gallo and Chandler's enthusiastic growing pains and I was really sad to see them go.
And though I never liked Melo but would root for him if he started playing the game the right way.

For my 2 favorite teams, I see tonight's game as nothing more than what it is:
- For Denver: an occasion to prove we're for real while completing a 4-0 east coast trip
- For NYC: a chance to redeem ourselves and make a first step toward the end of the tunnel

Either way, I wish both teams and all fans to have fun and enjoy the game for what it is, a game.

Melo has deep, deep flaws as an all around player. That's not our problem now, and when everyone looks back on things with the passing of time I believe that people will be more appreciative for what happened when Melo was here. Melo demanding a trade to the Knicks got the Nuggets the bounty you see before you. Think about that. Melo's demand got the people of Denver the team that they love so much now.Thanks again for that Melo. The Knicks are a mess, but I think they will find their footing once they either fire D'Antoni or the figure out how to put these pieces together. Once they do I hope that every trip to New York is a raucous and competitive game. Make no mistake, while the Knicks stink right now, Melo will give 110% to beat the Nuggets tonight. Should make for a very interesting game