crzymdups wrote:This is why I think Blatt will get the coaching job. Dolan isn't gonna just give away Melo to appease Phil.

yeah ... melo (may) not be happy with phil. Should be fun to watch

mreinman wrote:Anyone want to read his mind? I guess there was just no good reason for him to be there?

Checking Google Maps, it seems possible that Melo ducked out early to head to the White Plains Nieman Marcus to pick up a few pairs of classy, stylish FRIGO RevolutionWear underpants.

Then again, it is equally plausible that Melo was there all the time, watching the seminar from high in the rafters while wearing a Phantom of the Opera costume. As a respectable journalist, I'm required to cover all sides of this issue.

We also have to consider quantum mechanics here -- at the subatomic level, Melo may have been at the seminar and somewhere else simultaneously. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle dictates at that we can never precisely know Melo's position and momentum at the same time.

\sigma_{x}\sigma_{p} \geq \frac{\hbar}{2} ~~

σx represents the standard deviation of Melo's position at the seminar, while σp represents Melo's the standard deviation of Melo's momentum toward or away from the seminar. ħ is the reduced Planck's constant.

So there you have it, folks. Maybe Carmelo Anthony was in attendance, and maybe he wasn't. The important thing to take away from all this is that it doesn't really matter in any way, shape or form.

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:Anyone want to read his mind? I guess there was just no good reason for him to be there?

I think this covers the possibilities without having to resort to mind reading although that is always entertaining.

Checking Google Maps, it seems possible that Melo ducked out early to head to the White Plains Nieman Marcus to pick up a few pairs of classy, stylish FRIGO RevolutionWear underpants.

Then again, it is equally plausible that Melo was there all the time, watching the seminar from high in the rafters while wearing a Phantom of the Opera costume. As a respectable journalist, I'm required to cover all sides of this issue.

We also have to consider quantum mechanics here -- at the subatomic level, Melo may have been at the seminar and somewhere else simultaneously. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle dictates at that we can never precisely know Melo's position and momentum at the same time.

\sigma_{x}\sigma_{p} \geq \frac{\hbar}{2} ~~

σx represents the standard deviation of Melo's position at the seminar, while σp represents Melo's the standard deviation of Melo's momentum toward or away from the seminar. ħ is the reduced Planck's constant.

So there you have it, folks. Maybe Carmelo Anthony was in attendance, and maybe he wasn't. The important thing to take away from all this is that it doesn't really matter in any way, shape or form.

http://www.postingandtoasting.com/2016/4/22/11486886/did-carmelo-anthony-attend-the-triangle-seminar-an-invesitgation

really? sounds like your post is mind reading assuming that "it doesn't really matter"

good job bud.

Melo is well rounded... why he needs triangle?

Papabear wrote:

Vmart wrote:I said this before Melo will not be a Knicks come next year. It's absolutely stupid for him to hang around. He is talking about Windows closing at this moment the Knicks do not have a window. We have rebuilding going on here. If Melo wants a window to playoffs and championship it simply isn't here right now. We are talking about 3-5 years down the line for the Knicks. If Melo is smart he waives that NTC and gets himself to Cleveland, Miami, Clippers or any team that has a window to the playoffs and championship.

Papabear Says

Well hey Phil's contract will be up and he will be 76 years old.

Everyone will die one day.

Do we want to talk basketball or talk drama? Like I did before, I think fans follow the Knicks for the drama and not basketball. Enjoy

HofstraBBall wrote:

mreinman wrote:Anyone want to read his mind? I guess there was just no good reason for him to be there?

His mind is reading...the media has too much time on their hands and not enough material for stories. And fans on fan forums really really have way too much spare time reading into them and starting threads about them.

Can't say that I haven't contributed to this kind of thing on this forum in the past, but I do understand why players might not want to put up with it.

If MELO doesn't already understand this it's his fault. Phil has been signaling this for a while. Phil's been adding more youth than older vets who can help MELO win right away. How can Phil convince the elite FA's to ditch better situations to come to a rebuilding team? The odds of it happening are slim. Phil will try but he has to be prepared for it not to happen. So MELO will have a choice to make. Stick with the team and a slower rebuild or ask for a trade.