We draft Zion, bringing in stars who arent considered at the top of the free agent class (who move the ball) isnt a bad idea. More space for Zion to develop his game, and become that third star sooner rather than later. We draft Morant/Barrett, if the best FAs pass on NY, then develop the players we have, try to build a deeper bench. Leave that cap room available for future opportunities. Sometimes players we believe dont want to leave their team, have a sudden change of mind.

Panos wrote:Newsflash!
There is a 90% chance we DON'T draft Zion,

Newsflash! We know.

GustavBahler wrote:

Panos wrote:Newsflash!
There is a 90% chance we DON'T draft Zion,

Newsflash! We know.

Newsflash 86% not 90%! so eff you Panos

1994. Since then its entertainment and even the shyt show amuses me. Like a horror movie. You watch and have to see the end. It’s my reality show, my docudrama, my binge watch series that never ends.
Draw another line every few years, the peak into the darkness and hope lives.

I’m a fan of the game and respect those that should be rivals. We have no fight. Some have become salty and like Rainman vulnerable to react. Vmart gets indignant. Martin provides this for us. We all are hurting but grateful for the UK.

I’m enjoying the possibilities like Marv. I wont get crushed but I would be disappointed. I’m used to it!!

Cartman718 wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Panos wrote:Newsflash!
There is a 90% chance we DON'T draft Zion,

Newsflash! We know.

Newsflash 86% not 90%! so eff you Panos

LOL

If you don’t have the balls to be a knick fan then cut them loose. Your balls that is. Use them.

fishmike wrote:you just start checking out. I had Yankee season tickets for almost 15 years. When they got away from what made them good I just started checking out. Elsbury's contract was my line. I just stopped watched and spent the time doing other things. Stinky Knicks I will follow because of the young guys. Knox was whatever. Frank and DSjr were disappointments. Dotson and Trier look great and Mitch has laid the foundation to break out. NYC's Ben Wallace. That being said you still detach a bit... at least I do. Teams like this rarely have a ton of keepers, but I def got emotionally vested in bid Mitch this season and can only dream of a line up with Mitch and Dotson playing D next to KD/Kyrie. Fingers crossed. We can dream, but I do believe we have finally gone about this the right way.

I pretty much stopped watching the Yankees during the A-Rod era. Wish we could erase it from history. Wasnt just the juicing, it was what the way he went after his critics. Not going to look back nostalgically on that era. Still not watching like I used to. Remember seeing the old Yankee Stadium before the 70s renovation. Harder to remember as I get older. Things are looking better these days though. A new era.

There was so much turmoil this season it was like watching a basketball game break out at a car wreck. Agree that Mitch was the biggest positive this season. Knox turning the corner at the end, attacking from different angles, not just the top of the key, sharing the rock more, was also a positive development.

Kadeem Allen and Trier showed they can be good two-way bench players. DSJr showed IMO that if he's healthy, in top shape, and has worked on his shot in the offseason. He'll be the best PG we've had (in their prime) in decades. If you dont agree I got a Charleston Chew for ya buddy!

GustavBahler wrote:

fishmike wrote:you just start checking out. I had Yankee season tickets for almost 15 years. When they got away from what made them good I just started checking out. Elsbury's contract was my line. I just stopped watched and spent the time doing other things. Stinky Knicks I will follow because of the young guys. Knox was whatever. Frank and DSjr were disappointments. Dotson and Trier look great and Mitch has laid the foundation to break out. NYC's Ben Wallace. That being said you still detach a bit... at least I do. Teams like this rarely have a ton of keepers, but I def got emotionally vested in bid Mitch this season and can only dream of a line up with Mitch and Dotson playing D next to KD/Kyrie. Fingers crossed. We can dream, but I do believe we have finally gone about this the right way.

DSjr's first game as a Knick was better than any game Frank had as a Knick, before or since then. DSjr put up those numbers with a bad back, and only knowing one teammate. I expect better things next season, if Smith jr is still here. Expect a better conditioned player, and a better floor general, without the starting lineup changing by the game. Believe some of you expected too much, too soon of Smith jr, under the circumstances.

I pretty much stopped watching the Yankees during the A-Rod era. Wish we could erase it from history. Wasnt just the juicing, it was what the way he went after his critics. Not going to look back nostalgically on that era. Still not watching like I used to. Remember seeing the old Yankee Stadium before the 70s renovation. Harder to remember as I get older. Things are looking better these days though. A new era.

There was so much turmoil this season it was like watching a basketball game break out at a car wreck. Agree that Mitch was the biggest positive this season. Knox turning the corner at the end, attacking from different angles, not just the top of the key, sharing the rock more, was also a positive development.

Kadeem Allen and Trier showed they can be good two-way bench players. DSJr showed IMO that if he's healthy, in top shape, and has worked on his shot in the offseason. He'll be the best PG we've had (in their prime) in decades. If you dont agree I got a Charleston Chew for ya buddy!