The New York Times, citing an unidentified source, says deliberations are over for the Knicks and they have elected not to equal the Rockets' three-year, $25 million offer sheet, signed by Lin last Friday. New York officially has until 11:59 EDT to decide whether to re-sign Lin, a restricted free agent, and The Times cautioned there is an ''incredibly small'' chance the decision could be reversed.

Team officials would not confirm that any decision was final. Lin's agent did not immediately respond to messages left by The Associated Press.

Lin catapulted to international stardom last February, when he joined the Knicks' lineup and averaged 21 points and 8.4 assists.

IrishKnickFan wrote:

holfresh wrote:Lin's gone..The moment he hired a publicist he was done ...Dolan would never bring him back...

Thats ok your boy flabby felton will take us to the promised land haha

C'mon IKF!!

NOt you too with the childish humor

IrishKnickFan wrote:

holfresh wrote:Lin's gone..The moment he hired a publicist he was done ...Dolan would never bring him back...

Thats ok your boy flabby felton will take us to the promised land haha

Maybe u can get a job holding up Lin's head in Houston..Word has it he is wearing a XXL cap these days..

holfresh wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:

holfresh wrote:Lin's gone..The moment he hired a publicist he was done ...Dolan would never bring him back...

Thats ok your boy flabby felton will take us to the promised land haha

Maybe u can get a job holding up Lin's head in Houston..Word has it he is wearing a XXL cap these days..

mrKnickShot wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:

holfresh wrote:Lin's gone..The moment he hired a publicist he was done ...Dolan would never bring him back...

Thats ok your boy flabby felton will take us to the promised land haha

Isn't he your boy too if you're a true Knick's fan?

I like felton but i also like to bring some humor as well. Been a knick fan since 86 so you dont have to question my loyalty

I only question if were born before 1990.

mrKnickShot wrote:HOUSTON (AP) -- The New York Knicks are not planning to match Houston's offer for Jeremy Lin, according to a published report.

The New York Times, citing an unidentified source, says deliberations are over for the Knicks and they have elected not to equal the Rockets' three-year, $25 million offer sheet, signed by Lin last Friday. New York officially has until 11:59 EDT to decide whether to re-sign Lin, a restricted free agent, and The Times cautioned there is an ''incredibly small'' chance the decision could be reversed.

Team officials would not confirm that any decision was final. Lin's agent did not immediately respond to messages left by The Associated Press.

Lin catapulted to international stardom last February, when he joined the Knicks' lineup and averaged 21 points and 8.4 assists.

Why not go directly to the Times? Why go through Yahoo?

Bonn1997 wrote:I heard someone say Lin would have helped Dolan market the team to the Asian community but at least Felton will help with the fat community.

We have far more fat people than Asians on the US, so I guess Dolan was using real logic.

IrishKnickFan wrote:

holfresh wrote:Lin's gone..The moment he hired a publicist he was done ...Dolan would never bring him back...

Thats ok your boy flabby felton will take us to the promised land haha

What about achy knee Lin taking us to the promises land and couldn't finish the season? Last season was an odd one. No real training camp, and it is funny how quick many of us forget how well Felton played for the Knicks. His number was a whole lot better than Lin's.

I thought Chandler the only person that was in real good physical shape last season. I guess we just have to wait and see what happens this coming season.

nyk4ever wrote:atleast with lin being gone all those annoying posters that joined after his debut will now most likely go away

Every cloud has its silver lining.