Knicks · Stephon Marbury Led the Beijing Ducks to their 1st championship. Can Marbs contribute in the NBA again?? (page 3)
ChuckBuck@ 4/13/2012 9:08 AM
Bonn1997 wrote:I know it worked out really bad last time Steph was here but he looks much better than any healthy PG we have now. I don't know if there's the ability for him to get out of his contract and if he'd want to come here but we could use him.
Hmm, let's all think about that one....NO!
Bonn1997@ 4/13/2012 9:14 AM
ChuckBuck wrote:
Bonn1997 wrote:I know it worked out really bad last time Steph was here but he looks much better than any healthy PG we have now. I don't know if there's the ability for him to get out of his contract and if he'd want to come here but we could use him.
Hmm, let's all think about that one....NO!
Even if it would make the difference between winning and losing in the first round? And maybe having a chance in the 2nd round? We don't have a half-competent PG right now but Steph looks more mature and like he could be a good role player. Going from a very bad PG (Douglas, Bibby) to an adequate one (Marbury) is a huge upgrade.
MarburyAnd1Crossover@ 4/13/2012 9:31 AM
I would love to bring Marbury back but I do not know if he can handle this!
ChuckBuck@ 4/13/2012 9:49 AM
There's a reason he's not in the NBA right now. There's a reason the Celtics didn't have room for him. If you had an ex ex girlfriend you had a bad bad break up with, do you go back for sloppy seventeenths knowing the outcome?
MarburyAnd1Crossover@ 4/13/2012 9:50 AM
ChuckBuck wrote:There's a reason he's not in the NBA right now. There's a reason the Celtics didn't have room for him. If you had an ex ex girlfriend you had a bad bad break up with, do you go back for sloppy seventeenths knowing the outcome?
Maybe if she will have breast implants
Bonn1997@ 4/13/2012 10:46 AM
ChuckBuck wrote:There's a reason he's not in the NBA right now. There's a reason the Celtics didn't have room for him. If you had an ex ex girlfriend you had a bad bad break up with, do you go back for sloppy seventeenths knowing the outcome?
What if you're horny and your current girlfriend weighs 1500 pounds? That's the best analogy I could think of since we're desperate and have two PGs who probably are not even NBDL level players.
ChuckBuck@ 4/13/2012 11:29 AM
Bonn1997 wrote:
ChuckBuck wrote:There's a reason he's not in the NBA right now. There's a reason the Celtics didn't have room for him. If you had an ex ex girlfriend you had a bad bad break up with, do you go back for sloppy seventeenths knowing the outcome?
What if you're horny and your current girlfriend weighs 1500 pounds? That's the best analogy I could think of since we're desperate and have two PGs who probably are not even NBDL level players.
Haha, depends. Can your current girlfriend cook well?
Killa4luv@ 4/13/2012 11:51 AM
Bring back steph. We can use him. Woodson will keep him on a short leash. It would've a great story.
ChuckBuck@ 4/13/2012 12:29 PM
“We shall thank you, dear Starbury, too, for bringing a dream season to all the fans who love this game,’’ said a commentary in the state-controlled China Daily newspaper.
In a torrent of Twitter messages, Mr. Marbury, 35, who spent five occasionally tempestuous seasons with the Knicks, said repeatedly that he had “no desire at all” to return to the N.B.A.
“I’m not going back, don’t worry,” he said. “It’s way better here.”
In another message, he said, “Basketball is global, folks. It’s not just the N.B.A. anymore.”
Mr. Marbury hails from Coney Island, and the Spike Lee basketball film, “He Got Game,” was partly filmed there at his childhood courts at O’Dwyer Gardens. But his separation from the Knicks was less than pleasant, and on Sunday he tweeted that he would never again play for the team — “not at GUNPOINT.”
It's a moot point anyways. He's happiest in China, and doesn't want to come back. And to the Knicks he said, he wouldn't come back even if his life depended on it. PHUCK HIM lol!