Knicks · List of every Knick since April 29, 2001 (page 1)

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Which is the last time we won a playoff game. Not for weak stomachs or the faint of heart.

Brings a lot of memories... which all is better to forget.

The hate:

33. Danilo Gallinari
Getting better every month with the Nuggets.

Legendary list. Makes me feel like jumping out the window.

Classic:

65. Anthony Randolph
He's still gonna make it! So much potential! You just wait!

markvmc wrote:Classic:

65. Anthony Randolph
He's still gonna make it! So much potential! You just wait!

Oh Yeah I remember last year many people were screaming for Randolph to play because of the so called "potential"

IrishKnickFan wrote:

markvmc wrote:Classic:

65. Anthony Randolph
He's still gonna make it! So much potential! You just wait!

Oh Yeah I remember last year many people were screaming for Randolph to play because of the so called "potential"

Not me.

IrishKnickFan wrote:

markvmc wrote:Classic:

65. Anthony Randolph
He's still gonna make it! So much potential! You just wait!

Oh Yeah I remember last year many people were screaming for Randolph to play because of the so called "potential"

I still think he's a guy with a ton of potential. But, he's emotionally fragile; it'd be a really smart idea for him to get some therapy.

Camby deserves to be taken off that list and put on that short list at the beginning. He did not play in that last victory because of his mom and sister being held hostage.

Some cringe worthy names on the list - Clarance Weatherspoon, Moochie Norris, Shandon Andersoon.

Where's Slavko Vranes and Maciej Lampe? Fail.

Solace wrote:Where's Slavko Vranes and Maciej Lampe? Fail.

I don't think either of them actually played in a game for the Knicks.

markvmc wrote:Classic:

65. Anthony Randolph
He's still gonna make it! So much potential! You just wait!

I think he will be very good still. I can't remember but Jermaine O'Neal took quiet awhile to achieve his potential. I believe Randolph is only 22. He lost a year of development last year. He was getting minutes in the last few t-wolve games and put up numbers.

CrushAlot wrote:

markvmc wrote:Classic:

65. Anthony Randolph
He's still gonna make it! So much potential! You just wait!

I think he will be very good still. I can't remember but Jermaine O'Neal took quiet awhile to achieve his potential. I believe Randolph is only 22. He lost a year of development last year. He was getting minutes in the last few t-wolve games and put up numbers.

I agree,and really believe he's going to be a late bloomer