i was bummed! Layden fired him cause he said that Marv was too negative about the knicks. im gonna miss marv.

As much of a reflex it may be, you can't blame Layden for this. He was already long gone when Marv got the boot.
Gonna miss him. Dolan took away the voice of the Knicks...this will come back to bite him in the bum.(Forgetting how strict this censorship is on this site).

Yeah Marv added a lot to watching a game on the tube, His humor was perfect too. Quick, sarcastic. I particularly liked his chemistry with Johnny Hoops. They were often more entertaining than the game itself. The sex scandal, the toupee, the "YES," all the stories about him and his brothers growing up holding up fake microphones and broadcasting during family dinners, the guy was just one quirky piece of work. Classic New York stuff.

Marv you butt-biting panty-wearing nut, I continue to post in your honor dude!

i agree wit marv that he was deff entertaining... me and my friends always laugh at Clyde's big ass words and when he would make fun of clyde it was great... I think im more mad at the reason he's gone then the fact that hes actually gone tho... oh well... at least we still got clyde!!!!

No one's saying it wsan't Dolan's/Garden management's right to fire Marv. That doesn't mean they were right to do it. Marv was great for the Knicks. He was entertaining, knowledgeable, and, as others have said, the voice of the Knicks. He also was what NY's about. Tough, thoughtful, funny. Does any fan really feel Marv made us less likely to spend money in any way on the Knicks? Are we going to spend more if we have some homer announcer always praising and never criticizing? Come on. We're supposed to be the most sophisticated fans in the world. Treat us like it.

So to answer the original question. I'm still mad. Very mad. I would boycott the games if there was another way to watch them :). One thing I will do ... try to avoid buying products from anyone who advertises during the games. The advertisers could have made a fuss about them letting Marv go.

I really don't know how to say this without a) knocking Marv or b) defending Dolan, but in a crazy warped up way, I really do feel Dolan did the right thing. With Breen and Gus Johnson already under employment by the Knicks, these last few years I really felt Marv had become the third best play-by-play guy in the organization. I disagree with the reasoning Dolan gave, because I've always felt that a good commentator is always objective, however; I do believe Breen will be critical enough of the Knicks when they do play poorly without bringing about a complete aura of negativity. JMHO.