Okay, these are dark days for Knick fans. Our loyalty is being tested. We're torn between supporting our team and criticizing the boneheaded moves of ownership, management, and players alike.
But can they turn it around? The Wizards had an eight game losing streak, but they have definitely turned it around. What about the Knicks? Can they do it? Does anyone see any bright spots in the in this dreary picture?
I think we definitely miss Van Gundy. I don't want to blame the team's problems on Chaney because they clearly preceded his being made head coach, and I sort of think Van Gundy bailed out because he could see what was coming.
I think Mark Jackson has been playing much better, but has made critical mistakes late in games - throwing the pass over Sprewell's head in that devastating loss to the Grizlies for example - Spree's been amazing at times, Houston in a stupor most of the time, Camby essential but delicate, Thomas petulant, Ward's about the same, Harrington doing very well, Knight doing better with more playing time but he's clumsy with the ball, isn't he?
Where is the quiet, mature leadership? Like others, I miss LJ, but he's gone. Who will step up?