Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
Hahaha I love how you paraphrase arguments to make them look the way you want. Fine, man, have fun with that. I'm not interested in a back and fourth argument with a poster like you so peace out.
Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
Hahaha I love how you paraphrase arguments to make them look the way you want. Fine, man, have fun with that. I'm not interested in a back and fourth argument with a poster like you so peace out.
Whereas I am very interested in debunking falsehoods when I see them. I probably don't need to be sarcastic when I do it, but that's just the way I post.
Markji wrote:Clean wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:Clean wrote:Lin might not know it yet, but his contract just ensured the Knicks won't match Fields.
You can read Dolan's mind?
No, but If I was a betting man I would put money on it. Lin has made enough money to cover his contract for MSG already. Fields on the other hand hardly played up to his 2nd round contract. Do you envision seeing us pay Fields 10mil in year 3 to brick open shots and Fts?
I agree with Mr Clean.
I was responding more to the way Clean phrased it - he seemed to be declaring it an established fact rather than an outcome he was just "betting" on.
loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
Hahaha I love how you paraphrase arguments to make them look the way you want. Fine, man, have fun with that. I'm not interested in a back and fourth argument with a poster like you so peace out.
Whereas I am very interested in debunking falsehoods when I see them. I probably don't need to be sarcastic when I do it, but that's just the way I post.
Debunking falsehood? LMAO! Which God came down from the sky and made you the only human on Earth with the absolute truth? Sorry to break it down to you but there is no absolute truth. And in this case, its your opinion versus mine. In the end, both arguments are based on reports out there that may be or may not be truth. So as I understand you believe your arguments, I believe mine.
Now, changing the meaning of what I said when I left if pretty clear, that is falsehood. But do as you wish. This is a forum to express opinions and if that of part of yours, suit yourself.
Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
Hahaha I love how you paraphrase arguments to make them look the way you want. Fine, man, have fun with that. I'm not interested in a back and fourth argument with a poster like you so peace out.
Whereas I am very interested in debunking falsehoods when I see them. I probably don't need to be sarcastic when I do it, but that's just the way I post.
Debunking falsehood? LMAO! Which God came down from the sky and made you the only human on Earth with the absolute truth? Sorry to break it down to you but there is no absolute truth. And in this case, its your opinion versus mine. In the end, both arguments are based on reports out there that may be or may not be truth. So as I understand you believe your arguments, I believe mine.
Now, changing the meaning of what I said when I left if pretty clear, that is falsehood. But do as you wish. This is a forum to express opinions and if that of part of yours, suit yourself.
I don't claim to be God never did. Just another example of you going overboard with made up crap.
You have stated in multiple thread thats Lin was trying his best to screw the Knicks. This is your opinion not fact, but you keep stating it like it was a well established fact, which is why I had a problem with it. Lin's agent was asked by Knicks management to go test the market and you are upset becuase he did that and you don't like the outcome. I don't like th eoutcome either, but I see no reason to take it out on Lin.
loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
Hahaha I love how you paraphrase arguments to make them look the way you want. Fine, man, have fun with that. I'm not interested in a back and fourth argument with a poster like you so peace out.
Whereas I am very interested in debunking falsehoods when I see them. I probably don't need to be sarcastic when I do it, but that's just the way I post.
Debunking falsehood? LMAO! Which God came down from the sky and made you the only human on Earth with the absolute truth? Sorry to break it down to you but there is no absolute truth. And in this case, its your opinion versus mine. In the end, both arguments are based on reports out there that may be or may not be truth. So as I understand you believe your arguments, I believe mine.
Now, changing the meaning of what I said when I left if pretty clear, that is falsehood. But do as you wish. This is a forum to express opinions and if that of part of yours, suit yourself.
I don't claim to be God never did. Just another example of you going overboard with made up crap.
You have stated in multiple thread thats Lin was trying his best to screw the Knicks. This is your opinion not fact, but you keep stating it like it was a well established fact, which is why I had a problem with it. Lin's agent was asked by Knicks management to go test the market and you are upset becuase he did that and you don't like the outcome. I don't like th eoutcome either, but I see no reason to take it out on Lin.
Hahaha this really does it. You see my post yet read it as you wish. Did I call you a god? Hahaha whatever dude.
For the record, its you saying that I claim Lin wanted to screw us. What I said was that the move was dirty from Houston and Lin since they agreed on a different offer before. In Houston's case it does seem they wanted to screw us. In Lins case he wanted all the money he could and at the same time you could wonder if he really wanted to remain a Knick or go to Houston. I did say that Lin is intelligent enough to understand this is a poison pill for us and he signed it anyway. If in your little mind that is saying Lin wanted to screw us, then thats all you.
I know you will keep arguing your opinion disregarding this post i just wrote or simply interpret it in a different way, so respond to this message as you feel you like. No more from me. Peace.
Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
Hahaha I love how you paraphrase arguments to make them look the way you want. Fine, man, have fun with that. I'm not interested in a back and fourth argument with a poster like you so peace out.
Whereas I am very interested in debunking falsehoods when I see them. I probably don't need to be sarcastic when I do it, but that's just the way I post.
Debunking falsehood? LMAO! Which God came down from the sky and made you the only human on Earth with the absolute truth? Sorry to break it down to you but there is no absolute truth. And in this case, its your opinion versus mine. In the end, both arguments are based on reports out there that may be or may not be truth. So as I understand you believe your arguments, I believe mine.
Now, changing the meaning of what I said when I left if pretty clear, that is falsehood. But do as you wish. This is a forum to express opinions and if that of part of yours, suit yourself.
I don't claim to be God never did. Just another example of you going overboard with made up crap.
You have stated in multiple thread thats Lin was trying his best to screw the Knicks. This is your opinion not fact, but you keep stating it like it was a well established fact, which is why I had a problem with it. Lin's agent was asked by Knicks management to go test the market and you are upset becuase he did that and you don't like the outcome. I don't like th eoutcome either, but I see no reason to take it out on Lin.
Hahaha this really does it. You see my post yet read it as you wish. Did I call you a god? Hahaha whatever dude, respond to this message as you feel you like. No more from me. Peace.
UGH 
Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
Hahaha I love how you paraphrase arguments to make them look the way you want. Fine, man, have fun with that. I'm not interested in a back and fourth argument with a poster like you so peace out.
Whereas I am very interested in debunking falsehoods when I see them. I probably don't need to be sarcastic when I do it, but that's just the way I post.
Debunking falsehood? LMAO! Which God came down from the sky and made you the only human on Earth with the absolute truth?
There seems to be some confusion here and I would like to set the record straight. The Greek God of Truth came down from the sky and declared me to be only such human with absolute truth.
Bonn1997 wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:loweyecue wrote:Knicksfan wrote:HARDCOREKNICKSFAN wrote:Man, oh man... These teams are using our own players to play us. I hope to God that the Knicks management doesn't make themselves look like prize suckers.
Matching the Lin/Rockets reworked shakedown AND the Fields bloated deal? My God, I am gonna need a drink after reading this madness.
While I am aware that the Knicks are in a tight spot, just paying out all that money, leaving the team mired in cap hell after the next couple of years, isn't a smart move. This team is about to kick out WAY too much money on unproven inexperienced players, who will just shrug their shoulders and cash their checks if their performance isn't up to the level of those deals.
It's gut-check time for Grunwald. If he plays this hand wrong, he's done.
Agree. Its crunch time for Grunwald.
He got played pretty badly by Houston and Lin. You think its a coincidence they waited so long for the new offer sheet? They were waiting for NY to make their moves. The Camby deal leaves us no real assets to do other trades. The Kidd signing uses our lil MLE, which now makes it hard to get a guy like Felton, once rumored to be Lin's possible substitution. Now we are trapped. Anyway you look at it, we lose. If we match, we lose any flexibility we had with Lin, who now would become a pretty bad contract who would have to play "Linsane" to justify it. We don't match and suddenly Kidd is the starter at PG and the argentinan the backup.
I think Lin lost a few fans tonight.
The two of you can write a book on how to build and rationalize conspiracy theories. Way to go.
That's the best you've got? Now I understand where those weak arguments come from.
LOL. Weak arguments? Because I don't take rumors and proceed to make sh1t up? That's how YOU make strong arguments? You have consistently blamed Lin for trying to screw the Knicks when there is NO evidence he did or said anything at all. If you say something a 100 times over it becomes true, doesn't it?
Hahaha I love how you paraphrase arguments to make them look the way you want. Fine, man, have fun with that. I'm not interested in a back and fourth argument with a poster like you so peace out.
Whereas I am very interested in debunking falsehoods when I see them. I probably don't need to be sarcastic when I do it, but that's just the way I post.
Debunking falsehood? LMAO! Which God came down from the sky and made you the only human on Earth with the absolute truth?
There seems to be some confusion here and I would like to set the record straight. The Greek God of Truth came down from the sky and declared me to be only such human with absolute truth.
I am the Greek God of Truth and I would never declare you Human, much less the absolute truth. 
This thread illustrates the absurdity of some of the posters. The only question that is important is
whether signing Fields makes us a better team than signing some scrub that we could get using other
methods. I think the answer is obvious. The question of whether Fields is worth the money should
not enter into the equation since it's not our money and it does NOT adversely affect our cap situation
in the future.
Hahn twitter saying Knicks not matching fields
Andrew wrote:Hahn twitter saying Knicks not matching fields
We all seen that coming a mile away. Lins contract just cemented the fact Fields was not coming back.
Toronto would love to pull a Houston with that offer sheet, but what's signed is signed. Nice contract, Fields. Good luck in Tor.
Why didn't Toronto change the offer once Nash agreed to go to LA?
So our PGs are a 40 year old Kidd and a fat Felton and our SGs are an SG with brain-damaged shot selection and this James White guy? We might have the weakest back-court in the league.
You dont sign crazy deals because it ruins flexibility.
AnubisADL wrote:You dont sign crazy deals because it ruins flexibility.
Then we shouldn't have offered Amare and Melo almost $200 mil. That's the real reason we have no flexibility.
Bonn1997 wrote:AnubisADL wrote:You dont sign crazy deals because it ruins flexibility.
Then we shouldn't have offered Amare and Melo almost $200 mil. That's the real reason we have no flexibility.
indeed. its that reason matching JL isnt a total killer. you have lots of $ tied up for the next 3 years already.
Bonn1997 wrote:So our PGs are a 40 year old Kidd and a fat Felton and our SGs are an SG with brain-damaged shot selection and this James White guy? We might have the weakest back-court in the league.
I still think this is a smokescreen. If this goes down I will throw up.
Also can't rule out trading for Felton & resigning Lin. Just to punk Morey
gunsnewing wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:So our PGs are a 40 year old Kidd and a fat Felton and our SGs are an SG with brain-damaged shot selection and this James White guy? We might have the weakest back-court in the league.
I still think this is a smokescreen. If this goes down I will throw up
A smokescreen for what though? Lin already signed the offer sheet, it can't be changed.
