Is he asst General Manager or something ?

I have to think him being a former Knick his opinion to build for a chip would be taken seriously since he's in good relations with Dolemite.

We never hear much of him, is he just a public relations guy or does he have player personal duties and responsibilities ?

Has anybody interviewed him and ask him questions about the direction of the team and what he thinks ?

Allan Houston has been named the GM of the Knicks' new expansion team, the Erie BayHawks.
Houston is being groomed for the Knicks' GM job but neither Donnie Walsh nor Isiah Thomas felt he was ready quite yet. Houston is owner James Dolan's favorite Knick, however, and he's destined for the big office.

Nalod wrote:We don't hear really from anyone.

I smell CONSPIRACY!!!!!!!

You follow me around like bee's on honey, what do you want from me, who do you work for ?

CrushAlot wrote:

playa2 wrote:Ok his job title was "Assistant to the President for Basketball Operation" under Donnie Walsh so what does this consist of today with Grunwald as GM. ?

I thought he ran the Bayhawks franchise.

How are they doing , has the team improved since he took over ?

CrushAlot wrote:

playa2 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

playa2 wrote:Ok his job title was "Assistant to the President for Basketball Operation" under Donnie Walsh so what does this consist of today with Grunwald as GM. ?

I thought he ran the Bayhawks franchise.

How are they doing , has the team improved since he took over ?

I don't follow them much. Usually only when the Knicks have injuries and need a player (like when KMart, KT, Tyson, and Sheed were all hurt at the same time) I do think the d league is coming a long. All dleague games are streamed for free.

Well I would hope so, it would take serious gall to charge people streaming d-league basketball...

“What happened in Europe was a chance for him to see just how big the court can be and how he can use the space on the floor to find different ways to score,” Spencer said. “That gave Chris confidence.”

In the last five years, Copeland worked out for the San Antonio Spurs, the Dallas Mavericks and the Cavaliers. Allan Houston, the Knicks’ assistant general manager, was the first person in the team’s front office who believed Copeland could have success in the N.B.A.

Copeland opted out of a guaranteed contract with Okapi Aalstar in Belgium to accept a one-year, nonguaranteed deal with the Knicks. But he struggled in his first summer league game.

“Allan was really on him about his body language and how he needed to play with energy at all times,” Spencer said.

Since then, Copeland has played well. In the preseason he averaged 15.5 points a game and had his best performance against the Boston Celtics, when he had 34 points and 6 rebounds.

Copeland knows he needs to improve his defense and become a better rebounder to stay with the Knicks for the entire season. He was able to accomplish one of his goals by being a better defender against the Nets. But Copeland also understands that Woodson will continue to push him. Woodson’s critique on Thursday will likely center on Copeland getting just one rebound Wednesday night.

“He’s been extremely tough, but that’s how you get better,” Copeland said. “He’s not on me just to be on me. He’s on me because he believes I can play.”