Well, at the time we hired Brown, I was one of his biggest supporters. I always wanted somebody to come in a change the culture back to a defensive presence like the 90's....And what better person to hire at the time than Larry Brown. I actually printed pictures of the artical and posted them on the wall, thinking this will finally be the turning point for this franchise. But once Brown and Marbury clashed, it seemed like Brown was half way out the door. Dollan protects his high priced assets for good reason, because they bring in short term $$$. What Dollan doesn't have is long term vision of success on the basketball court. Until his revenue takes a hit, he will maintain the same strategy. Over pay super stars because they help increase ticket sales. Vs using winning as a higher priority, and then throw in a few over priced stars onto a winning team.
Dollan is too much of a Micro Manager and refuse to let knowledgable people run his organization. I'm hoping all of this bad press and negative public relations, which eventually will hit his bottom dollar, will make him back off and let the smart basketball minds take over this ship, before it sinks.
Born in Brooklyn, Raised in Queens, Lives in Maryland.
The future is bright, I'm a Knicks fan for life!
