Knicksfan wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:I heard someone say Lin would have helped Dolan market the team to the Asian community but at least Felton will help with the fat community.
You have potential as a stand up comedian.
Lol, you are funny. The Knicks/Rangers are the only teams in the city that have no problems selling season tickets. That was also true when the stunk.
is there any chance Felton will come to camp in shape all 4yrs of his contract?
gunsnewing wrote:is there any chance Felton will come to camp in shape all 4yrs of his contract?
Will the Heat trade LeBron for JR Smith?
gunsnewing wrote:is there any chance Felton will come to camp in shape all 4yrs of his contract?
he will year 1 im sure.lets get through that 1 first
Knicksfan wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:I heard someone say Lin would have helped Dolan market the team to the Asian community but at least Felton will help with the fat community.
You have potential as a stand up comedian.
So what's the deal with airline food? According to Raymond, nothing.
gunsnewing wrote:is there any chance Felton will come to camp in shape all 4yrs of his contract?
Well yes, but I wouldn't bet as much as $0.05 on it. Bad investment.
Jmpasq wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:I heard someone say Lin would have helped Dolan market the team to the Asian community but at least Felton will help with the fat community.
Everyone keeps using the Fat Joke with Felton cant we get some new material.Make fun of something else about him
He should appeal to the lazy community too
Speaking as a member of the lazy community...ah forget it, couldn't be arsed.
loweyecue wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:I heard someone say Lin would have helped Dolan market the team to the Asian community but at least Felton will help with the fat community.
We have far more fat people than Asians on the US, so I guess Dolan was using real logic.
LOL - first good fat jokes I heard today
gunsnewing wrote:yes he is an average to below average pg
Besides when we traded him to denver - then, he was amazing
Knicks brass still meeting in vegas over dinner
mrKnickShot wrote:gunsnewing wrote:yes he is an average to below average pg
Besides when we traded him to denver - then, he was amazing
So we traded an average PG, a RFA who we couldnt resign if we wanted a max player, Galo,a borderline NBA player for 1 of the best scorers in the game and the cap room for the DPOY. Why does half the board hate that trade again
BasketballJones wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Knicks brass still meeting in vegas over dinner
hmmm interesting.
Don't get too worked up, Isisah isn't coming back in an official capacity....yet.
Jmpasq wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:gunsnewing wrote:yes he is an average to below average pg
Besides when we traded him to denver - then, he was amazing
So we traded an average PG, a RFA who we couldnt resign if we wanted a max player, Galo,a borderline NBA player for 1 of the best scorers in the game and the cap room for the DPOY. Why does half the board hate that trade again
some of those old moves i dont mind, however i think thats easy to answer: results. this team simply cannot be 1 and done in the playoffs, win only 50% of their games. 2nd round is not enough either.
even if lin was retained, the pressure is on.
loweyecue wrote:BasketballJones wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Knicks brass still meeting in vegas over dinner
hmmm interesting.
Don't get too worked up, Isisah isn't coming back in an official capacity....yet.
True, but I think there's a chance we can sign Marbs.
BasketballJones wrote:loweyecue wrote:BasketballJones wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Knicks brass still meeting in vegas over dinner
hmmm interesting.
Don't get too worked up, Isisah isn't coming back in an official capacity....yet.
True, but I think there's a chance we can sign Marbs.
Nope, you need to be literate in order to sign, thumbprinted might be a possibility.
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No comfirmation on whether Felton ordered salad or country fried steak