Someone remind me why these guys think they are even deserving of being asked to a press conference?

https://nypost.com/2022/09/15/how-the-knicks-fumbled-its-long-pursuit-of-donovan-mitchell/

Fight for Dwight

“Superman’’ still is a free agent, and the Knicks have two open roster spots, as I reported in Thursday’s print edition.

They could do worse at center than using one of those openings on Dwight Howard, who has played 1,242 career games.

A three-time Defensive Player of the Year, Dwight Howard could serve as a tutor for the Knicks’ young big men.

Howard logged 17 productive minutes a game last year for an otherwise disappointing Lakers squad. Playing time in New York may not be assured unless injuries occur (Mitchell Robinson has never been durable), but the 36-year-old former All-Star could be valuable as a defensive mentor to the Knicks’ three young centers. Robinson and new signee Isaiah Hartenstein are both 24, and second-year man Jericho Sims is 23.

According to a source, Howard, who has averaged 15.7 points, 11.8 rebounds and 1.8 blocks over the course of his career, would love to be on Broadway, so it could be a no-brainer. Which means it probably won’t happen.

fishmike wrote:who wrote it Marc? Who... wrote... it? So nobody did... who then?

If anyone can repost Bermans take I'd read it.
But lets be clear, there are many fans that eat this **** up. one can smell it around here too with some posters implying things they no little of or take the worst slant possible.
Knicks don't have a good track record with many things so its easy to do.

Dwight has had a long career and perhaps his personality has changed back and forth. He has had some bad takes but he might be ok these days. I don't know. Any more is inciting bull****. He don't fit in our timeline and Berman need only go there.
Statistically he is likely HOF some day.

HofstraBBall wrote:

SergioNYK wrote:Berman has been a stirring the pot and making up bs for over 20 years now. I don't even bother reading his made up bs.

Berman has been stirring the pot alright. Also the cookie batter bowl, dumpling mix, ice cream maker, donut mixing bowl. Lots of edibles.

Such a big waist of space.

ramtour420 wrote:Our Centers are Mitch, iHart and Simms. Plenty of depth. What we could use is someone on staff to help develop those bigs, kind of like Hakeem on the Rockets. We don't need a forth center on the roster. Berman seems to have lost his touch with reality

Exactly. The Knicks just extended MR. Signed Hart. Not to mention Sims showed impressive glimpses in his first season. Bermans so called insight would have made some sense last year but zero sense today.

You guys do know that Berman covered tennis right? He also is like 5'1 and 280lbs. Does anyone really think anyone from the Knicks is talking to him besides the concession stands people. Mostly cuz he keeps buying up all the hotdogs.

Nalod wrote:Knicksk don’t have a big man coach? or we just don’t have a brand name big man coach.

The last big to have a good off-season with tangible results was.....hmmm, I'd have to say Amare when he came back with some nice post moves after having spent that one summer under Hakeem's tutelage.( No, Mitchell Robinson stopping fouling doesn't count, it's like beating your chest and saying " I feed my kids"- shut up, you are supposed to) Later the Rocket management disallowed Hakeem to work with players outside of their organization. So to answer your question is it seems like it's both if we were to make a judgement based on results