Knicks · I don't know who my all time favorite Knicks (page 1)

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You will regret that in the morning!

Top 3:

1. Danilo Gallinari
2. Patrick Ewing
3. Clyde

MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:Amar'e is a top 3 Knick?

You will regret that in the morning!

Top 3:

1. Danilo Gallinari
2. Patrick Ewing
3. Clyde

You're an Idiot - 'Rooster"??

Patrick, Oak, ....whoever..It hasn't been a good era for my age group....

AlexanderFuSheng wrote:

MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:Amar'e is a top 3 Knick?

You will regret that in the morning!

Top 3:

1. Danilo Gallinari
2. Patrick Ewing
3. Clyde

You're an Idiot - 'Rooster"??

Patrick, Oak, ....whoever..It hasn't been a good era for my age group....

Why are you violent with me, Alexander?

PF: Willis Reed (Look up his first 4 years in the league)
SF: Bernard King
C: Ewing
SG: Clyde
P: McGuire (do your homework and respect the legends)

Bench: Debussure, Earl, Allan Houston, Amare, Braun, Sweetwater, Larry Johnson, Phil Jax, Dollar Bill, .

Coach: Red Holzman

Not on list: Starks, Spree or Oak. These guys are just not good enough to be on this team. They are better than Phil Jax and Bradley but I needs Phil presence (glue guy) and personality on the bench. Bradley's a shooter! I don't want guys sulking about playing time.

1. Me
2. Spree (the ONLY Knicks that played all positions except center. He was willing to do that for a team that doesn't even appreciate him at the end)
3. Spike Lee

if you're talking about in terms of achievements, then I guess I'll have to refrain from answering because just too many to name unless you restrict to certain decade.

no Knick has ever sacrificed as much (knees, marriage, peace of being a star in NY), produced (numbers speak for themselves), and lead (by example, play, in work and in deed) for the franchise over a longer period of time.

Amare--

his dunks are exciting.

Allan Houston--

I just always liked his style.

thejerk wrote:John Starks, Charles Smith, Eddie Curry.

Eddy Curry is a good one, I forgot.

Definitely top 3

In no particular order.

Joe C. Merriweather......

what can i say? i love the three pointers.

TheloniusMonk wrote:Vin Baker
Lee Nailon
Lavor Postell
Moochie Norris
Keith VanHorn

In no particular order.

Great memories- the thing is wasn't Van Horn actually popular with some fans? I couldn't stand him when he was with the Nets, and was devistated when we traded for him. Never liked having him on the Knicks, I thought he was mediocre at best when he landed with us, was delighted when he got traded, then threw up when I realised we had traded him for Tim Thomas. Going from Sprewell to Van Horn to Tim Thomas- talk about diminishing returns...