knicks1248 wrote:You know the problem with some of you, you press the reset button every off season, and you know why you do that, because either the roster, coach, or president is new, and then you preach the patience BS. You guys accept the losing because your so fixated on the draft, NEVER MIND THAT THE LOSING IS BRINGING MAJOR CHANGES EVERY OFF SEASON that kills continuity
We kept 75% of the roster, same GM, same president from last season, and we have gotten worse by a mile, mills(FA SPENDING) has netted us Mario and THJ, and no ones really looking at them as a part of the future.. A yr after his signing he's on everyone's trade proposals...and now your looking forward to his next FA signing as if you were impress with the previous
Somebody said they like the moves mills is making..What fkng moves is he making, signing "yes men like perry and handcuffing him, or maybe you enjoy the selfish brain dead G league roster that needs a minimum of 4yrs to make a slight difference
Mix up your fckng roster with a balance of youth and blue chip vets...NOW
This ass hole hasn't landed a top tier FA since he's gotten here 5+ yrs ago , As GM, or PREZ..He hasn't made any block buster trades, and hasn't leveled up a single position on the roster....GET FCKNG REAL...I HAVE NO LOVE FOR MILLS AND IT ALL STARTED WHEN HE SIGNED JR SMITHS BROTHER.
He's a fck boy with ulteria motives, like being a princeton alumni with a president title...what does he know about building a NBA championship team...where in his past has he shown you he is capable of anything but the spinning wheels BS he's showing you...
Please someone tell me something that this guy has done that gives you hope, the roster is total trash
Continuity and Stability are important things. But ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE A CERTAIN BASELINE OF TALENT.
Until you have that talent, you churn the roster.
What moves can they make? They are asset gutted and have a lot of bad contracts. Unlike some other sports, in the NBA, it takes a long time to rid your roster of contract problems.
Nearly all NBA teams have no chance at a top tier FA. And in the history of modern NBA FA, you can count on one hand the number of impact players who have actually moved teams. ( Durant, Nash, LBJ, Shaq)
Like most NBA teams, the Knicks are limited by who they can actually sign. Many FAs aren't going to the Knicks. Then there are the cap limits, all teams are forced to sign who will actually sign and only for what the team can afford/pay.
You could blame Mills. And you might be right. But the ****storm the Knicks are in now are legacies from moves made 2-3 seasons ago.
You want the team to get better but the only mechanism to get better is to tank and make good cap decisions and build through the draft. You'll say the draft is very miss more than hit, and you are right. But what other choice is there?
WHAT OTHER CHOICE IS THERE?
You've been asked his by me like 100 times in the last two years and you have no answer.
You'll say it sucks. And you are right, it does suck. But there are few to no other mechanisms for change.
WHAT OTHER CHOICE IS THERE?
You'll say trades, but I've seen you propose trades that have market based reality. That's the polite way to say it. The real way to say it is your life and livelihood depended on running an NBA team, they'd throw you out of the building.
You are right in that the Knicks need to get better.
You are right in that it has been too long to lose like this for the good of the team, fans and franchise as a whole.
You are wrong in how to go about it. Because you have no conceptual basic understanding of how the NBA marketplace works.
You see alternatives because you see things that don't exist in the current marketplace. It is that simple.
When some mouth breather demands the team give Mudiay or Kanter an extension and I say No, that's a bad idea and they start giving me ****, the reason I say it is to avoid the kind of long term mess you see today. Today's Mudiay and Kanter is yesterdays Lance Thomas and Noah.
Get smarter first, then get angry. But if you took a smarter approach to this, you'd see there is no point to being angry. The system in the NBA for resource management is horribly flawed, but you must do the best you can anyway.