"we need a C a real c not a 6-10 248 pound guy"

So does 25 other teams. First of all how can you evaluate our current team? Sorry.. you need more than a couple weeks before you can get a feel for where this team is. Sometimes it takes a group longer. Let me see this group start a season relatively healthy, with a training camp together, with some kind of consistant rotation for 50 games and we can better judge where we are.

3 years ago the Pistons were 32-50. They hired Rick Carlisle and added Cliff Robinson. Next year they were 50-32. That came from patience and not panicking.

Obviously we have some needs, but we arent the Rangers as you would have us believe. We are build around a 26 year old all star, not a 40 year old one, or one with 10 concussions. We have some young players in the fold, we have a situation other players want to come to, and we have finances that allow us to make moves where other would not be able to.

Briggs has a point.

Perhaps the team needs time to jell, but they are not much better than last years record in a weak division.

Things are much better, but we paid a price. But are they THAT much better to take us over the top, and not land us back here n 3 years with a older, bloated contract type of team.

Both Briggs and Isiahs ways are both "Right", but one is short term oriented.

Denver has a present, and a nice future with a blend of good vets and great youth. Chicago tried to do too much at one time, and got fleeced in trades. Jaelen rose trade was awful! Clippers are a mess, and the Warriors have a cheap owner also.

No one way to do it, but I would have blown the mother up and started with young players. Cablevision got a 75% boost in viewership with a team that is interesting, but lets be real, not really contenders yet.

We could make a run and come together, or its just about the ratings.

Its still the evil Dolan.