The Return
MSG3 wrote:misterearl is on fire with his logic lately. Might be hard for some people still infatuated with Gallo and NDA to take.
MSG3 - thank you for the kind words. Just for kicks and giggles, let's add Mike Woodson's mantra of accountability to the serendippty-doo and rugged determination of Jeremy Lin.
How much you wanna bet Lin will be a better basketball player?
ChuckBuck wrote:
Really???
In my head the Anwser man looks like a street preacher and he does a dunk after he speaks.
So earl, your a dunking pastor in my head!!!!!!
Can You Say That In English?
Anji wrote:So earl, your a dunking pastor in my head!!!!!!
Anji - even a dunking preacher (huh?) knows the proper usage is "you're" and not "your."
Better check yourself before you try to wreck The Answer Man.
Beat Cleveland.
Knickviticus 7:1
Thou opposing ball handlers put thyself in a world of damnation when not giving respect to the Captain the lane!!!!
pastor earl
Amen
Can u guys at least acknowledge that ANY coach needs the cooperation of his best player! There is no doubt that Woody benefitted from having Melo giving his all and eventually getting his game back. If Woody had been the coach from the start of the year who knows what his fate would've been. IMO Woody got the benefit of the usual coaching change bump and he also has done a great job keeping team focused. Still what made it all possible is Melo being behind him and changing his mental attitude. To deny this is disingenuous. Melo flipped like a light switch the day MDA left!
nixluva wrote:Can u guys at least acknowledge that ANY coach needs the cooperation of his best player! There is no doubt that Woody benefitted from having Melo giving his all and eventually getting his game back. If Woody had been the coach from the start of the year who knows what his fate would've been. IMO Woody got the benefit of the usual coaching change bump and he also has done a great job keeping team focused. Still what made it all possible is Melo being behind him and changing his mental attitude. To deny this is disingenuous. Melo flipped like a light switch the day MDA left!
Magic Johnson turned on his love light the moment Westhead left. Does that make Magic a bad guy?
Nah.
The best coaches understand how to communicate, receive feedback and buy-in from their leaders. Isn't Carmelo a Captain?
Fuggedabout playing the silly "what if" game. Mike Woodson is exactly where he is supposed to be and we should give thanks that he is.
Carmelo Anthony has the freedom (with responsibility) to explore. He is being encouraged and challenged to seek his own level. Who knew that level could shock the house?
What a concept.
misterearl wrote:Can You Say That In English?Anji wrote:So earl, your a dunking pastor in my head!!!!!!
Anji - even a dunking preacher (huh?) knows the proper usage is "you're" and not "your."
Better check yourself before you try to wreck The Answer Man.
Beat Cleveland.
Come on pastor earl, don't be the grammar police...........those guys suck.
nixluva wrote:Can u guys at least acknowledge that ANY coach needs the cooperation of his best player! There is no doubt that Woody benefitted from having Melo giving his all and eventually getting his game back. If Woody had been the coach from the start of the year who knows what his fate would've been. IMO Woody got the benefit of the usual coaching change bump and he also has done a great job keeping team focused. Still what made it all possible is Melo being behind him and changing his mental attitude. To deny this is disingenuous. Melo flipped like a light switch the day MDA left!
Everyone knows the NBA is a player's league. Ask Paul Westhead. Ask Flip Saunders. Ask Paul Westphal. Ask Stan Van Gundy now. Gotta keep your stars happy no matter what. Systems only work in 2 places: College and Euroleague
misterearl wrote:The ReturnMSG3 wrote:misterearl is on fire with his logic lately. Might be hard for some people still infatuated with Gallo and NDA to take.
MSG3 - thank you for the kind words. Just for kicks and giggles, let's add Mike Woodson's mantra of accountability to the serendippty-doo and rugged determination of Jeremy Lin.
How much you wanna bet Lin will be a better basketball player?
Lin will definitely improve a lot. Especially in the turnover and defense category. Everything else is practicfally there already. His J was good and his passing ability is great. I just hope they figure out a way to keep both Lin and Novak.
It's Good To Be Smart
Anji wrote:Come on pastor earl, don't be the grammar police...........those guys suck.
Grammar police. Not hardly. Except when an error is so blatant a third grader would catch it.
Failure to accept, and correct, a mistake is a tactic of losers. It's the same as blowing a defensive assignment.
Cherish the written word. Don't abuse it.
Beat Atlanta.
MSG3 wrote:misterearl wrote:The ReturnMSG3 wrote:misterearl is on fire with his logic lately. Might be hard for some people still infatuated with Gallo and NDA to take.
MSG3 - thank you for the kind words. Just for kicks and giggles, let's add Mike Woodson's mantra of accountability to the serendippty-doo and rugged determination of Jeremy Lin.
How much you wanna bet Lin will be a better basketball player?
Lin will definitely improve a lot. Especially in the turnover and defense category. Everything else is practicfally there already. His J was good and his passing ability is great. I just hope they figure out a way to keep both Lin and Novak.
if we dont have to give Lin the whole midlevel then it is possible to keep novak.
misterearl wrote:The results are dramatically different. No matter how you prefer to rationalize it knicks1248, 15-5 and 18-24 are nothing alike. Letting go of the past is never easy.
Carmelo Anthony is playing well during this 15-5. He wasn't during 18-24.
That's been infinitely more impactful than any public flogging of fringe Knick player.
misterearl wrote:It's Good To Be SmartAnji wrote:Come on pastor earl, don't be the grammar police...........those guys suck.
Grammar police. Not hardly. Except when an error is so blatant a third grader would catch it.
Failure to accept, and correct, a mistake is a tactic of losers. It's the same as blowing a defensive assignment.
Cherish the written word. Don't abuse it.
Beat Atlanta.
"
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Ok man, i'll try to be smarter threw online texting!!!!!!LOL
Aslong as you understand me, I don't cares pastor earl.
MozelGovCocktail wrote:misterearl wrote:The results are dramatically different. No matter how you prefer to rationalize it knicks1248, 15-5 and 18-24 are nothing alike. Letting go of the past is never easy.
Carmelo Anthony is playing well during this 15-5. He wasn't during 18-24.That's been infinitely more impactful than any public flogging of fringe Knick player.
EWwwww, Woodson almost has the same win total of MDA in half the games. That's embarassing!
ChuckBuck wrote:MozelGovCocktail wrote:misterearl wrote:The results are dramatically different. No matter how you prefer to rationalize it knicks1248, 15-5 and 18-24 are nothing alike. Letting go of the past is never easy.
Carmelo Anthony is playing well during this 15-5. He wasn't during 18-24.That's been infinitely more impactful than any public flogging of fringe Knick player.
EWwwww, Woodson almost has the same win total of MDA in half the games. That's embarassing!
LOL look at Woody trying to break the game down to Mike and D'Antoni looking lost..LMAO
ChuckBuck wrote:EWwwww, Woodson almost has the same win total of MDA in half the games. That's embarassing!
There are Knicks fans that are embarrased to finish 7 or 8. Had Anthony applied himself earlier, perhaps the sight would be set on 3 or 4.
MozelGovCocktail wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:EWwwww, Woodson almost has the same win total of MDA in half the games. That's embarassing!
There are Knicks fans that are embarrased to finish 7 or 8. Had Anthony applied himself earlier, perhaps the sight would be set on 3 or 4.
Without Anthony, the Knicks don't make the playoffs...
statandmelo1234 wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:MozelGovCocktail wrote:misterearl wrote:The results are dramatically different. No matter how you prefer to rationalize it knicks1248, 15-5 and 18-24 are nothing alike. Letting go of the past is never easy.
Carmelo Anthony is playing well during this 15-5. He wasn't during 18-24.That's been infinitely more impactful than any public flogging of fringe Knick player.
EWwwww, Woodson almost has the same win total of MDA in half the games. That's embarassing!
LOL look at Woody trying to break the game down to Mike and D'Antoni looking lost..LMAO
"What do you mean that was a bad shot, Landry was wide open from 3"
"He's open because he is shooting 24%"
"ehhh???"
Woody: "...We've been over this before. It's called Defense. It's something we do under our own basket... No, no, no.... the one the other team is trying to put the ball into...."
I wouldn't really debate that, unless you provide a player(s) in his replacement.
And I'm not quite sure that your statement effectively negates my contention that the Knicks may be higher seeded had Anthony played better, earlier.
ChuckBuck wrote:MozelGovCocktail wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:EWwwww, Woodson almost has the same win total of MDA in half the games. That's embarassing!
There are Knicks fans that are embarrased to finish 7 or 8. Had Anthony applied himself earlier, perhaps the sight would be set on 3 or 4.
Without Anthony, the Knicks don't make the playoffs...
