Knicks · Tony makes it simple...........The truth hurts. (page 1)

BUT

I don't think it is all a coincidence

TD may never be a true PG but something tells me, if he gets traded or leaves NY, on the right team, on the right system, regains some confidence, he is going to find a role for himself and the team as a 6th-7th man type player, like a poor version of ....

Terry/Barbosa/Billups

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2011...

http://njjewishnews.com/kaplanskorner/20...

No wonder some of you guys have the opinions you have. You need to be more careful who you allow to influence your thought process. I'm just sayin....

Tony Danza was pretty funny for the 80's

James Toney should never have fought in the UFC

It feels good!!!!!!!!!

RonRon wrote:Over the years, we have a lot players unable to develop and play consistently in New York.
Maybe its the media, maybe its the NY pressure, maybe its the Knick's development coaches, maybe it's all the inconsistency we have had over this decade, maybe they just need a change

BUT

I don't think it is all a coincidence

TD may never be a true PG but something tells me, if he gets traded or leaves NY, on the right team, on the right system, regains some confidence, he is going to find a role for himself and the team as a 6th-7th man type player, like a poor version of ....

Terry/Barbosa/Billups

Respectively I dont see TD ever being a PG cause he's shoot first, 3pt first happy
when you ever see TD has 8-10 as_sists in game when he used to start ?

TD got heart but he's awful and to compare TD to JTerry, Barbosa and Billups aint accurate
Those guys I mention on their worst days is BETTER than TD and 2 of the 3 cited here got NBA title rings

Awful comparison

Add Namath to home grown hero list. Don Mattingly.

gunsnewing wrote:notice how rare it is for big free agent signings to pan out in New York because of pressure from media and fans? As opposed to homegrown guys like Jeter, Eli, Ewing, Revis etc

Ever notice how free agency didn't exist before 1970?
Ever hear of Latrell Sprewell, Alan Houston, Reggie Jackson, Johnny Damon, Hideki Matsui, CC Sebathia, ummm...Arod? And that's just off the top of my head.

Free agency can work out. We rode the Ewing horse for two decades. Maybe this starphucque will work out. Stranger things have happened.

Tony Pena

Tony Tarasco - huge moment in NYC sports lore.

Tony the Tiger or Cap'n Crunch? I can't choose for you guys.

jrodmc wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:notice how rare it is for big free agent signings to pan out in New York because of pressure from media and fans? As opposed to homegrown guys like Jeter, Eli, Ewing, Revis etc

Ever notice how free agency didn't exist before 1970?
Ever hear of Latrell Sprewell, Alan Houston, Reggie Jackson, Johnny Damon, Hideki Matsui, CC Sebathia, ummm...Arod? And that's just off the top of my head.

Free agency can work out. We rode the Ewing horse for two decades. Maybe this starphucque will work out. Stranger things have happened.

We traded for Spree.

NYKBocker wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:notice how rare it is for big free agent signings to pan out in New York because of pressure from media and fans? As opposed to homegrown guys like Jeter, Eli, Ewing, Revis etc

Ever notice how free agency didn't exist before 1970?
Ever hear of Latrell Sprewell, Alan Houston, Reggie Jackson, Johnny Damon, Hideki Matsui, CC Sebathia, ummm...Arod? And that's just off the top of my head.

Free agency can work out. We rode the Ewing horse for two decades. Maybe this starphucque will work out. Stranger things have happened.

We traded for Spree.

My bad. My stock answer for almost everything is "Spree".

Anji wrote:LOL @ people posting without even watching the Vid of.........Tony Kornheiser

Can't watch on my phone. But someone else mentioned Douglas so I chimed in. Can't stand losing and we won't ever win with him.

Jackson 'has itch' to coach, but has no offers: report
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Last Updated: 4:23 PM, May 14, 2012

Posted: 2:59 PM, May 14, 2012

Share on emailShare on facebook More Sharing ServicesMore Print LOS ANGELES — Even though he already has more championship rings than fingers, Phil Jackson is interested in returning to an NBA team next season, but has not yet gotten any calls, CBS Sports reported Monday.

Sources close to the legendary coach told CBS that he has “the itch” to pursue a 12th NBA title.

As The Post reported, his longtime girlfriend, Jeanie Buss, said Friday in a radio interview that he has “his energy back.“

To this point, however, teams have not sought Jackson out.

After firing Mike D’Antoni this season, the Knicks were viewed as likely to make overtures to Jackson, who won two titles as a player with the team. But The Post reported last week the Knicks had not contacted Jackson or sent out feelers.
After a stellar finish to the regular season, the Knicks are moving toward bringing back interim coach Mike Woodson.

Jackson, with a career record of 1,155-485, guided the Michael Jordan-led Bulls to six championships, then won five more with Kobe Bryant and the Lakers.

"It hurts," a Jackson confidante said recently. "People need to know he is not dead, and he is not 70."

Jackson, 66, has been rehabbing in Los Angeles after undergoing knee replacement surgery in late March. The ailment plagued him during his final season with the Lakers in 2010-11

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