Panos wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:Of all the pictures ot there. Can you even Google bro?

Help me out, and show me a pic where she is "mesmerizing" as someone said.

I don't know about mesmerizing, but she does look attractive in some of her outfits and pictures. Like Chandler said look get up on Facebook.

Also she is smart and speaks well. But probably not very beautiful or hot per the traditional vacant faced blonde stereotype.

knicks1248 wrote:Love lance's Attitude, Now if can lead by not turning down shots, that would be awsome.

“I try to set the example and tone for the young guys, we need to turn this around,” Thomas said. “That’s the way it’s unfolded. It might not happen that way through the season, but to set the tone in the preseason, I’m ready to do it. We’re a really, really young team, but we have guys who can actually play. We have a lot of talent on this team and I want to make sure we use all of it.”

fishmike wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:Love lance's Attitude, Now if can lead by not turning down shots, that would be awsome.

“I try to set the example and tone for the young guys, we need to turn this around,” Thomas said. “That’s the way it’s unfolded. It might not happen that way through the season, but to set the tone in the preseason, I’m ready to do it. We’re a really, really young team, but we have guys who can actually play. We have a lot of talent on this team and I want to make sure we use all of it.”

There is nothing wrong with LAnce Thomas. He's a 3&D guy and a good one. Its when we really stink and he tries to do too much that things get ugly, also he's been hurt the last couple years a lot and not effective. He looks great hitting jumpers and playing D and moving the ball. Lance is an asset and I expect Fix to play him 25+ minutes a night. I suspect he starts Lance/Knox at the forwards, Kanter at 5 and TH/Burke in the backcourt but time will tell

There's plenty wrong with Lance Thomas. He has stone hands and, can't pass or hit a layup for ****.

Nalod wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:Love lance's Attitude, Now if can lead by not turning down shots, that would be awsome.

“I try to set the example and tone for the young guys, we need to turn this around,” Thomas said. “That’s the way it’s unfolded. It might not happen that way through the season, but to set the tone in the preseason, I’m ready to do it. We’re a really, really young team, but we have guys who can actually play. We have a lot of talent on this team and I want to make sure we use all of it.”

If the 24 second clock runs out in NY, what time is left in London?

You can find it out only looking on SentClosk...

Marv wrote:

arkrud wrote:

Nalod wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:Love lance's Attitude, Now if can lead by not turning down shots, that would be awsome.

“I try to set the example and tone for the young guys, we need to turn this around,” Thomas said. “That’s the way it’s unfolded. It might not happen that way through the season, but to set the tone in the preseason, I’m ready to do it. We’re a really, really young team, but we have guys who can actually play. We have a lot of talent on this team and I want to make sure we use all of it.”

If the 24 second clock runs out in NY, what time is left in London?

You can find it out only looking on SentClosk...

a classic!

I believe it’s spelled sendclosk. Gosh!

smackeddog wrote:

Lonnie Walker IV has suffered a right medial meniscus tear in his right knee.

Walker was a first round pick by the San Antonio Spurs in the 2018 NBA Draft.

https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/251304/Lonnie-Walker-IV-To-Undergo-Surgery-For-Torn-Meniscus

Early on I was interested in drafting him, but he fell on draft night and there were claims this was due to medical concerns (though what they are/were were never specified)- didn't he tear his meniscus last year? Wonder what's going on...

This is the second knee surgery Walker will undergo in the last 17 months. Lonnie tore a meniscus in the same right knee in practice on July 2017, while he was at the University of Miami. With injuries of this type, there are two options: repair or removal of the meniscus. Back in UI, Walker had it repaired. The timeline that has been reported by Wojnarowski, however, suggests this time he could have it removed, according to certified athletic trainer Jeff Stotts of In Street Clothes.

reub wrote:There were times in the preseason where I thought that Mudiay played better than Burke. Bigger, stronger, made some nice passes including outlets, aggressive to the rim (but couldn't finish). As good if not better than Burke defensively. Hopefully his shot will come around. I'm not giving up on him yet.

The problem is he give up on himself...