Nalod wrote:

NYKMentality wrote:

Nalod wrote:

NYKMentality wrote:Knicks ruined a good opportunity yesterday.

A.) Lost to Charlotte. We could've both been 23-21 with a win but now we're 2.0 back of them.

B.) All of Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Milwaukee and Toronto lost yesterday (and we could've gained a full 1.0 game on all of them).

That was a good opportunity wasted.

Your efforts gone to waste also!

What do you mean?

You are a super fan!

What does that mean?

Aren't we all just NY basketball fans?

My efforts gone to waste?
I'm a super fan?

Are you going out of your way to be sarcastic, condescending and/or nasty? Plesse elaborate what you're talking about.

NYKMentality wrote:

Nalod wrote:

NYKMentality wrote:

Nalod wrote:

NYKMentality wrote:Knicks ruined a good opportunity yesterday.

A.) Lost to Charlotte. We could've both been 23-21 with a win but now we're 2.0 back of them.

B.) All of Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Milwaukee and Toronto lost yesterday (and we could've gained a full 1.0 game on all of them).

That was a good opportunity wasted.

Your efforts gone to waste also!

What do you mean?

You are a super fan!

What does that mean?

Aren't we all just NY basketball fans?

My efforts gone to waste?
I'm a super fan?

Are you going out of your way to be sarcastic, condescending and/or nasty? Plesse elaborate what you're talking about.

1. Im not going out of my way. It comes natural.
2. But really, while I think your writing is childlike, your enthusiasm is for real.
C. Thus, that enthusiasm goes along way in my book and you expel much energy to get your point across.
4. You try. Im not being condescending or sarcastic on this point. You really have a genuine nature.
E. ITs really not important what I think. Yes, you are a “super fan”. Thats cool actually. Better than
some of the lazy **** some dudes write out of frustration.

foosballnick wrote:

NYKMentality wrote:Knicks ruined a good opportunity yesterday.

A.) Lost to Charlotte. We could've both been 23-21 with a win but now we're 2.0 back of them.

B.) All of Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Milwaukee and Toronto lost yesterday (and we could've gained a full 1.0 game on all of them).

That was a good opportunity wasted.

I agree a wasted opportunity, but sometimes WTF Games happen in all sports. Bridges started on fire. The Refs whistles were not kind to the Knicks early (causing frustration which I think effected the Knicks play). Went 10-21 at the line. Was a very strange and frustrating game. I know some fans will take every loss as an indictment of the Coach, Players, Roster, FO, etc........but sometimes teams just lay stinkers and this was one (at least IMO).

Well said.

The good news?

NY has a chance to gain a 1/2 game on every single team because outside of Detroit we're the only other Eastern Conference team playing tonight.

Hypothetically speaking, this is how the standings would look (with a win vs. Minnesota tonight) moving forward...

#1.) Chicago Bulls = 27-15 (5.5 back).
#2.) Miami Heat = 28-16 (5.5 back).
#3.) New Jersey Nets= 27-16 (5.0 back).

#4.) Cleveland Cavaliers = 27-18 (4.0 back).
#5.) Milwaukee Bucks = 27-19 (3.5 back).
#6.) Philadelphia 76ers = 25-18 (3.0 back).

#7.) Charlotte Hornets = 24-20 (1.5 back).
#8.) Washington Wizards = 23-21 (0.5 back).

#9.) Toronto Raptors = 21-20 (tied).
#10.) Boston Celtics = 23-22 (tied).
#11.) NEW YORK KNICKS = 23-22.

Vs. Spurs = W.
Vs. Mavs = W.
@ Atlanta = W.
vs. Hornets = L..

• Vs. Timberwolves (Today).
• Vs. Pelicans (Thursday).
• Vs. Clippers (Sunday with no Paul George).

These next 3 games are very important because NY is still in position to go on a serious run. Go 3-0 vs. Minnesota, New Orleans and LAC (all 3 home games) and our next 3 games @ Cleveland, @ Miami and @ Milwaukee will all have mid-season significance.