A few minutes into the 3rd and Curry has a triple double against Phoenix. (I think he had maybe 14/9/9 at the end of the first half.)
Do any of you know how much money Vegas won on the Miami vs Sxctown game? it's a joke the way these games are *fixed*-blatantly. but the non betting public is too dumb to see it because they don't realize the millions of dollars bet on these games... big business-rigging sports games. Let's watch all the fixes coming down in the NFL playoffs the next few weeks. it'll be ridiculous
Beck has just tweeted that Andrew Bynum has been suspended indefinitely for conduct detrimental to the team- wonder what he did! Guess they'll try and get rid of him before the rest of the money becomes guaranteed- seems to be the only thing motivating him this season.
Rockets getting crushed. OKC still rolling.
Curry against Cleveland misses another tripe double by one board, 29/9/11. Remind me again when a PG picked up as many boards as he has recently.
NumberTwoPencil wrote:Curry against Cleveland misses another tripe double by one board, 29/9/11. Remind me again when a PG picked up as many boards as he has recently.
dude is a beast, I was praying that the knicks could get him in the draft.... damn you golden state..
NumberTwoPencil wrote:Curry against Cleveland misses another tripe double by one board, 29/9/11. Remind me again when a PG picked up as many boards as he has recently.
Probably not as many but Lowery was close.
Kendall Marshall has improved his shot a lot. Wish he was a Knick.
Marshall looks great. This is the first game I have seen him play as a laker. Lakers are right back in this game. Marshall can run a team.
Shawne Williams missed a huge three. Turner has been awesome. If he is out there the Knicks need to explore trying to get him.
CrushAlot wrote:Shawne Williams missed a huge three. Turner has been awesome. If he is out there the Knicks need to explore trying to get him.
I'd rather get Young and Hawes.
tkf wrote:Nalod wrote:McGee played 5 games this season. Crush has a thing for Denver as their success dilutes "Coming Home".
TKF bath's in wonderful feelings of euphoria at Denvers success as it validates his MeloPhobic stance.
Objectively Denver is not close to being a finished product and willing to take steps back to improve longer term. Iggy from what I read wanted to play in Golden State as he has ambitions beyond basketball, are further along in their roster, and might have been paid more than what Denver was paying.
Knuggs have a rookie coach, a nice team that is in the playoff mix and as it stands our ping pong balls with some cap flex ongoing with picks, utes, and tradable parts.
If you bank your future on Koufos your limiting your ceiling. McGee is a disappointment thus far but the ceiling is still higher. Mozgov was a free agent and Karl had no patience to develop him, or MCgee for that matter. Karl got his COY and thought that would give him leverage for new deal.
Denvers success doesn't validate my so called melophobic stance... the knicks implosion does... haha
If you bank your future on Koufos your limiting your ceiling. McGee is a disappointment thus far but the ceiling is still higher. Mozgov was a free agent and Karl had no patience to develop him, or MCgee for that matter. Karl got his COY and thought that would give him leverage for new deal
exactly... Denver is looking more long term. Mcgee although goofy at times still has a much higher ceiling thatn koufos... And Denver is actually looking to build a legit contender... and they have a plan in place.. something we just don't seem to get here in NY.
Au contraire, Mr. Melohate...legit contender...you've been singing this since 2010
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/...
Be careful, facts can hurt. hah hah hah
CrushAlot wrote:Rockets getting crushed. OKC still rolling.
Last night the Rockets played like we play every night!
smackeddog wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Rockets getting crushed. OKC still rolling.
Last night the Rockets played like we play every night!
It was nice to see jeremy lamb look like he could the third scorer on OKC.
jrodmc wrote:tkf wrote:Nalod wrote:McGee played 5 games this season. Crush has a thing for Denver as their success dilutes "Coming Home".
TKF bath's in wonderful feelings of euphoria at Denvers success as it validates his MeloPhobic stance.
Objectively Denver is not close to being a finished product and willing to take steps back to improve longer term. Iggy from what I read wanted to play in Golden State as he has ambitions beyond basketball, are further along in their roster, and might have been paid more than what Denver was paying.
Knuggs have a rookie coach, a nice team that is in the playoff mix and as it stands our ping pong balls with some cap flex ongoing with picks, utes, and tradable parts.
If you bank your future on Koufos your limiting your ceiling. McGee is a disappointment thus far but the ceiling is still higher. Mozgov was a free agent and Karl had no patience to develop him, or MCgee for that matter. Karl got his COY and thought that would give him leverage for new deal.
Denvers success doesn't validate my so called melophobic stance... the knicks implosion does... haha
If you bank your future on Koufos your limiting your ceiling. McGee is a disappointment thus far but the ceiling is still higher. Mozgov was a free agent and Karl had no patience to develop him, or MCgee for that matter. Karl got his COY and thought that would give him leverage for new deal
exactly... Denver is looking more long term. Mcgee although goofy at times still has a much higher ceiling thatn koufos... And Denver is actually looking to build a legit contender... and they have a plan in place.. something we just don't seem to get here in NY.
Au contraire, Mr. Melohate...legit contender...you've been singing this since 2010
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/...
Be careful, facts can hurt. hah hah hah
so says the court jester who backs a team with a billion dollar payroll and a 9-21 record... hah hah hah...
you have the nerve to post this article, thanks for the ammo..
The present for the Nuggets seems murky at best, but the future may be more secure than anyone dared hope entering the season. Denver has outsourced its tanking to the Knicks, whose 2014 first-round draft pick they have the rights to swap with. So now every debacle for the Bockers, and thus Anthony, brings renewed hope for the Nuggets.
Perhaps that's the answer to Denver’s biggest problem: There is no better or immediate solution to non-contention like a pick in the lottery.
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!! only a NY homer would post a link to this link thinking it is bashing denver.... rofl
tkf wrote:jrodmc wrote:tkf wrote:Nalod wrote:McGee played 5 games this season. Crush has a thing for Denver as their success dilutes "Coming Home".
TKF bath's in wonderful feelings of euphoria at Denvers success as it validates his MeloPhobic stance.
Objectively Denver is not close to being a finished product and willing to take steps back to improve longer term. Iggy from what I read wanted to play in Golden State as he has ambitions beyond basketball, are further along in their roster, and might have been paid more than what Denver was paying.
Knuggs have a rookie coach, a nice team that is in the playoff mix and as it stands our ping pong balls with some cap flex ongoing with picks, utes, and tradable parts.
If you bank your future on Koufos your limiting your ceiling. McGee is a disappointment thus far but the ceiling is still higher. Mozgov was a free agent and Karl had no patience to develop him, or MCgee for that matter. Karl got his COY and thought that would give him leverage for new deal.
Denvers success doesn't validate my so called melophobic stance... the knicks implosion does... haha
If you bank your future on Koufos your limiting your ceiling. McGee is a disappointment thus far but the ceiling is still higher. Mozgov was a free agent and Karl had no patience to develop him, or MCgee for that matter. Karl got his COY and thought that would give him leverage for new deal
exactly... Denver is looking more long term. Mcgee although goofy at times still has a much higher ceiling thatn koufos... And Denver is actually looking to build a legit contender... and they have a plan in place.. something we just don't seem to get here in NY.
Au contraire, Mr. Melohate...legit contender...you've been singing this since 2010
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/...
Be careful, facts can hurt. hah hah hah
so says the court jester who backs a team with a billion dollar payroll and a 9-21 record... hah hah hah...
Hickson not being able to inbound made a close game look bad in the end. The Nuggets are 7-7 at home. They were 38-3 at home last year. Both the Knicks and Nuggets had great years last year but looking at the make up of the rosters the Nuggets appeared to have something more sustainable. Their fall is worse in my opinion.
CrushAlot wrote:tkf wrote:jrodmc wrote:tkf wrote:Nalod wrote:McGee played 5 games this season. Crush has a thing for Denver as their success dilutes "Coming Home".
TKF bath's in wonderful feelings of euphoria at Denvers success as it validates his MeloPhobic stance.
Objectively Denver is not close to being a finished product and willing to take steps back to improve longer term. Iggy from what I read wanted to play in Golden State as he has ambitions beyond basketball, are further along in their roster, and might have been paid more than what Denver was paying.
Knuggs have a rookie coach, a nice team that is in the playoff mix and as it stands our ping pong balls with some cap flex ongoing with picks, utes, and tradable parts.
If you bank your future on Koufos your limiting your ceiling. McGee is a disappointment thus far but the ceiling is still higher. Mozgov was a free agent and Karl had no patience to develop him, or MCgee for that matter. Karl got his COY and thought that would give him leverage for new deal.
Denvers success doesn't validate my so called melophobic stance... the knicks implosion does... haha
If you bank your future on Koufos your limiting your ceiling. McGee is a disappointment thus far but the ceiling is still higher. Mozgov was a free agent and Karl had no patience to develop him, or MCgee for that matter. Karl got his COY and thought that would give him leverage for new deal
exactly... Denver is looking more long term. Mcgee although goofy at times still has a much higher ceiling thatn koufos... And Denver is actually looking to build a legit contender... and they have a plan in place.. something we just don't seem to get here in NY.
Au contraire, Mr. Melohate...legit contender...you've been singing this since 2010
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/...
Be careful, facts can hurt. hah hah hah
so says the court jester who backs a team with a billion dollar payroll and a 9-21 record... hah hah hah...
Hickson not being able to inbound made a close game look bad in the end. The Nuggets are 7-7 at home. They were 38-3 at home last year. Both the Knicks and Nuggets had great years last year but looking at the make up of the rosters the Nuggets appeared to have something more sustainable. Their fall is worse in my opinion.
You're wasting your time, Crush. Only a bitter Melohating mouth foamer could take a sentence about the Nuggets tanking through the Knicks (4 years later) and think it validates a viewpoint that Denver's still better off with a few draft picks and never getting out of the first round. Unless of course the Teal and Yellow facepainter is still going to tout GalloMayorMoz.
It's okay. tkf was relatively quiet and harmless all of last season. Apparently, he doesn't have any vacation time left over from last year. ROFL.
tkf wrote:ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!! only a NY homer would post a link to this link thinking it is bashing denver.... rofl
And only someone engaged in non-stop anal rimwashing wouldn't realize that it's not really a bad thing to be a NY homer on a Knicks board bashing denver....LMFAO
Just read that the ref who failed to call a foul at the end if the Twolves game costing them the win, was none other than Ed Malloy! He is hands down the worst ref in the game. This is the second or third time the nba has said he made the wrong call at the end of games in the last two seasons.
smackeddog wrote:Just read that the ref who failed to call a foul at the end if the Twolves game costing them the win, was none other than Ed Malloy! He is hands down the worst ref in the game. This is the second or third time the nba has said he made the wrong call at the end of games in the last two seasons.
Love when I get the notification saying "NBA acknowledges ref missed call in" whatever game.
I remember watching ESPN when they had Steve Javie on there once. He said that the refs get reprimanded behind the scenes when they do something wrong. Why? How come it's publicized when players get fined or suspended but not the refs (aside from Joey Crawford's Tim Duncan incident)?
Rockets/Kings is a really good game.
