NYKMentality wrote:Losing is "acceptable" to the Knicks? Why, because you say so? Who's your source? You have the slightest idea how much these guys wanna win. You have the slightest idea the burning desire these guys have inside of their heart. You don't have a clue what it takes to prepare for an NBA game both physically and mentally.
But yet, I'm supposed to take your word (of all people) because you've actually gone out of your way in order to create a thread on how losing is "acceptable" to these Knicks? Grain of salt; I'll agree to disagree and ignore this thread moving forward. Thanks for the update and/or info about our loveable losers in which accept losing on a nightly basis.
You don't even have a clue what these players and coaches talk about during trips to and from the Garden after loses...
For someone who makes a ton of assumptions himself im surprised by your response.
Your also assuming you do know what these players and coaches talk about.
I think the thread meant to discuss the on court language of what we see, not the inner sanctum of thought you seem to have privy to.
If I were going to guess, and its just a guess, I'd say JR smith is more worried about his next contract than "winning". Woodson is worried about winning. Melo is worried that if we don't win his legacy will deteriorate. Amare is worried about his career and being "prideful". Winning makes it all good. JR is allowing Woodson to mentor him because he needs to get paid. I'd worry about JR if we sign him long term.
Winning is important no doubt thru the organization. Winning is also about revenue.
We all tell fables about the team.
You do it as much as anyone. Just understand if a man offers his opinion its just that. If you speak as if your "in the know", thats a bit presumptuous.