http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/knicks/is...Case closed.
He says that its not MDA's fault because the knicks have no guards and you need guards to win in the NBA.
He conveniently shows up on the Sid Rosenberg show after the Bobcat debacle. I miss him so much!!
Please, this guy is a piece of crap.
Why do they keep bringing his name up? It pisses me off when they always interview this ahole about the Knicks, as if he knows anything about building a team.
We need Stevie Franchise back!!!
Guards Isiah acquired...
Marbury, Francis, Penny, Frank Williams, Nate Robinson...
Guards he passed on...
Rondo, Monta Ellis, Ty Lawson, Jameer Nelson...
Enough evidence for this conclusion
STFU ISIAH!
I hate Isiah, but not everything he does or says is garbage.
His observation has some merit.
Nalod wrote:
I hate Isiah, but not everything he does or says is garbage.His observation has some merit.
He's right that it's guards' league. (Or maybe guards and SFs) That's another reason why the Chandler/Billups exchange may have a net negative impact this year.
Bonn1997 wrote:Nalod wrote:
I hate Isiah, but not everything he does or says is garbage.His observation has some merit.
He's right that it's guards' league. (Or maybe guards and SFs) That's another reason why the Chandler/Billups exchange may have a net negative impact this year.
That I agree with 100 pct. I love Chandler but the amnesty on Billups could cripple the franchise.
Nalod wrote:
I hate Isiah, but not everything he does or says is garbage.His observation has some merit.
It's not that thats got peoples backs up- it the fact that someone with his record thinks it's okay to criticise our current GM, probably as he still hasn't given up hope he'll take over and can do a better job.
A team needs good guards? you mean like a backcourt of Marbury and Steve Francis?!
Bonn1997 wrote:Nalod wrote:
I hate Isiah, but not everything he does or says is garbage.His observation has some merit.
He's right that it's guards' league. (Or maybe guards and SFs) That's another reason why the Chandler/Billups exchange may have a net negative impact this year.
Especially when you think how much ''cred'' Chandler built on one playoff run. The man has never been anything special and is now seen as a defensive messiah.
The guy has been traded a few times in his career for peanuts bags and got his contract because of the ring Lebron gave him.
So many players get huge contracts after the playoffs it's not even funny.
That CBS article is right, but the change to make is to let
D'antoni go at the end of the year instead of foregoing the chance to get Melo.
