Knicks · Do the Knicks have a partying problem ? (page 3)

Wait, you guys didn't read what JR Smith said about quit partying in NYC? Maybe I'm old, but I remember Ewing mentioned in the documentary about how not partying in NYC is almost impossible. The Knicks players get free drugs, free booze, free entry to almost all night clubs and strip clubs. Even the women were free. Ewing had so much sex with so many ladies almost every night, just free hush pu**ies tossed at him, even if he were married. The coach sometimes had to fly the players out on off days to upstate or Connecticut to get away from all the partying madness.

playa2 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:I dont think it has anything to do with partying. It really comes down to the defensive intensity we had in November is now a distant memory, We cant outrebound anyone, and we continuously have bad 1st halfs.

When Kidd crashed his Escalade & hit the telephone pole before training camp started, he had to display a leadership quality when training camp started. Now as a veteran leader Kidd came to camp with a very serious attitude because everybody was watching him to see if that was just a fluke night on the town for old times sake being in the tri-state area.

This is why the rest of the team came together with the no-nonsense approach and we got off to a blistering 9-0 start. Now lately we see the team starting off sluggish, even JR was on fire with his all around game. But lately he's been showing some signs of his old folly, but still hustling for the next contract. Kidd's decision making has been suspect, but many overlook it because he brought so much cohesion to the team with his gutsy play.

Now I see him passing up open threes and making bonehead passes, that are so uncommon like for him even at 39. I will continue to monitor and hope it's just a fling with the alcohol and nothing to be worried about. Camby Rahweed and Kidd all came to New York to win, but if they didn't they would have a great time hanging in NYC . We shall see.

I don't know how mewell got in this thread

Think you have it only partially correct. Stern and the NBA are running mind control experiments to help promote boozing, partying, womanizing and drugs among Knick players. They had been testing it on JR for some time with some success, so Stern expanded the program to more on the Knicks roster. Stern does not like Dolan and does not want a winner in NYC.

JamesLin wrote:Wait, you guys didn't read what JR Smith said about quit partying in NYC? Maybe I'm old, but I remember Ewing mentioned in the documentary about how not partying in NYC is almost impossible. The Knicks players get free drugs, free booze, free entry to almost all night clubs and strip clubs. Even the women were free. Ewing had so much sex with so many ladies almost every night, just free hush pu**ies tossed at him, even if he were married. The coach sometimes had to fly the players out on off days to upstate or Connecticut to get away from all the partying madness.

Guys don't want to talk about this, they want everybody to play naive because NBA players are married! Just go back and read some of the lame post in denial about this. ROFL

Yea this is why Jeremy Lin really left, he didn't want to party so much

IronWillGiroud wrote:Yea this is why Jeremy Lin really left, he didn't want to party so much

Lol Jeremy don't like free !@SSY!

ChuckBuck wrote:

IronWillGiroud wrote:Yea this is why Jeremy Lin really left, he didn't want to party so much

Lol Jeremy don't like free !@SSY!

Ooof, hey now

IronWillGiroud wrote:Yea this is why Jeremy Lin really left, he didn't want to party so much

Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

Lifestyles Of The Rich and Thuggish

playa2 wrote:
Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

1. What is the "lifestyle" of the average NBA player?

2. After Lin rejected the introduction via Landry Fields' hottie girlfriend, did he regret it, or beg Tim Tebow for forgiveness?

3. Is Rasheed Wallace any less a great family man because he irritates referees?

5. Has Steve Novak ever attended a party in New York? Nah. Never.

6. Carmelo and Amar'e are married. So is Tyson Chandler. Raymond Felton married to the love of his life, Adriane, in August. Eva Camby seems like a nice person. Pablo Prigioni's wife and children travelled with him to New York at the start of training camp.

They will all face problems like any other marriage faces problems.

How are their "moral standards" suspect?

misterearl wrote:Lifestyles Of The Rich and Thuggish

playa2 wrote:
Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

1. What is the "lifestyle" of the average NBA player?

2. After Lin rejected the introduction via Landry Fields' hottie girlfriend, did he regret it, or beg Tim Tebow for forgiveness?

3. Is Rasheed Wallace any less a great family man because he irritates referees?

5. Has Steve Novak ever attended a party in New York? Nah. Never.

6. Carmelo and Amar'e are married. So is Tyson Chandler. Raymond Felton married to the love of his life, Adriane, in August. Eva Camby seems like a nice person. Pablo Prigioni's wife and children travelled with him to New York at the start of training camp.

They will all face problems like any other marriage faces problems.

How are their "moral standards" suspect?

How did I know this guy would jump all over that post!

IronWillGiroud wrote:

misterearl wrote:Lifestyles Of The Rich and Thuggish

playa2 wrote:
Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

1. What is the "lifestyle" of the average NBA player?

2. After Lin rejected the introduction via Landry Fields' hottie girlfriend, did he regret it, or beg Tim Tebow for forgiveness?

3. Is Rasheed Wallace any less a great family man because he irritates referees?

5. Has Steve Novak ever attended a party in New York? Nah. Never.

6. Carmelo and Amar'e are married. So is Tyson Chandler. Raymond Felton married to the love of his life, Adriane, in August. Eva Camby seems like a nice person. Pablo Prigioni's wife and children travelled with him to New York at the start of training camp.

They will all face problems like any other marriage faces problems.

How are their "moral standards" suspect?

How did I know this guy would jump all over that post!

Because he thinks he is the moral authority of the UK.

He is our daddy like Woody is to JR.

mrKnickShot wrote:

IronWillGiroud wrote:

misterearl wrote:Lifestyles Of The Rich and Thuggish

playa2 wrote:
Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

1. What is the "lifestyle" of the average NBA player?

2. After Lin rejected the introduction via Landry Fields' hottie girlfriend, did he regret it, or beg Tim Tebow for forgiveness?

3. Is Rasheed Wallace any less a great family man because he irritates referees?

5. Has Steve Novak ever attended a party in New York? Nah. Never.

6. Carmelo and Amar'e are married. So is Tyson Chandler. Raymond Felton married to the love of his life, Adriane, in August. Eva Camby seems like a nice person. Pablo Prigioni's wife and children travelled with him to New York at the start of training camp.

They will all face problems like any other marriage faces problems.

How are their "moral standards" suspect?

How did I know this guy would jump all over that post!

Because he thinks he is the moral authority of the UK.

He is our daddy like Woody is to JR.

lol

misterearl wrote:Lifestyles Of The Rich and Thuggish

playa2 wrote:
Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

1. What is the "lifestyle" of the average NBA player?

2. After Lin rejected the introduction via Landry Fields' hottie girlfriend, did he regret it, or beg Tim Tebow for forgiveness?

3. Is Rasheed Wallace any less a great family man because he irritates referees?

5. Has Steve Novak ever attended a party in New York? Nah. Never.

6. Carmelo and Amar'e are married. So is Tyson Chandler. Raymond Felton married to the love of his life, Adriane, in August. Eva Camby seems like a nice person. Pablo Prigioni's wife and children travelled with him to New York at the start of training camp.

They will all face problems like any other marriage faces problems.

How are their "moral standards" suspect?

So did the former knicks being married make any difference in the 90's when making it rain wasn't related to a weather balloon in ATLANTA STRIP CLUBS.

Amare Just got engaged I thoughtanywho.

Remember Mutumbo famous quote " I want somebody to sex me up " And this guy does great work building new hospitals in Africa and everything.

I just commented on what this guy JAMES LIN said in a previous post:

Maybe I'm old, but I remember Ewing mentioned in the documentary about how not partying in NYC is almost impossible. The Knicks players get free drugs, free booze, free entry to almost all night clubs and strip clubs. Even the women were free. Ewing had so much sex with so many ladies almost every night, just free hush pu**ies tossed at him, even if he were married. The coach sometimes had to fly the players out on off days to upstate or Connecticut to get away from all the partying madness.

I bet you Charlie Ward and Allan Houston wasn't involved with that stuff !

Party On

“I love this team”.

When I utter this phrase today, as I often do, I am not referring to my general love for the New York Knicks (the franchise). Instead, I am referring to the particular collection of players who make up this current Knicks team. JR, Cope, Novakaine, Shump, Prigs, Raybaby, Big Tys, Melo, Amare, Brew, Sheeeeed, Camby, Kurt, Kidd, and Flight White. Even professional Knicks fan, Baron Davis. Just read that list of players. Read it again. Ok, read it a third time. Have you found the weak link yet? That one player who you inexplicably can’t stand? Neither have I. For the first time in years – or eons depending on who you ask – the Knicks are a collection of highly capable and likeable characters.

Every player brings their unique affability and talent: Shump’s rapping flat-top, JR’s salsa beaters, Copeland’s adorable offensive explosions, Prigioni’s nifty hands and complete failure to communicate in anything vaguely resembling English. With exception of the occasional Felton or Brewer shooting disaster, a Novlacking defensive effort, or Sheed ball don’t lying from downtown for the 12th time in a night, I have confidence in any and every player’s ability to make a positive contribution on the court. (I would have said Kurt Thomas worries me, but his recent string of baby J’s from the elbow has me partying like its 1998)

Even if we don’t win it all this year, I am forever thankful to Glen Grunwald, of all people, for finally putting together a team I genuinely enjoy watching. With only a couple of championships to our name, rooting for the Knicks has mostly been about rooting for great players: Ewing, Frazier, Oakley, Reed, Starks, Jackson, Debusschere, Houston, Bradley, The Pearl, Bernard and Guerin, among others. After ten seasons of nameless and irrelevant players, its nice to finally root for a group of Knicks we can be proud of again.

- Rami Levi

Knicks a ballin problem.

And it's only going to get worse once Amare, Shumps and Felton get back to full speed.

JamesLin wrote:Wait, you guys didn't read what JR Smith said about quit partying in NYC? Maybe I'm old, but I remember Ewing mentioned in the documentary about how not partying in NYC is almost impossible. The Knicks players get free drugs, free booze, free entry to almost all night clubs and strip clubs. Even the women were free. Ewing had so much sex with so many ladies almost every night, just free hush pu**ies tossed at him, even if he were married. The coach sometimes had to fly the players out on off days to upstate or Connecticut to get away from all the partying madness.

Mr Earl why didn't you and your guys comment on the post that started it all ????

Why try and single me out ?

playa2 wrote:Mr Earl why didn't you and your guys comment on the post that started it all ????

playa - My guys?

What guys of mine are you talking about? Every person writes for only one person. Just one.

playa2 wrote:Why try and single me out ?

playa2 - the only thing my response was directed to what was you wrote (below)

Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

Each NBA player should be judged by their individual behavior. Not some perceived generic "lifestyle" that you suggest. At the core, the only "lifestyles" worth caring about are the lifestyles of the Knicks on the court. Their personal lives are their business. So long as they are obeying the law, their good works via foundations, appearances and athletic entertainment value tend to counterbalance any juicy gossip or negative mini-drama. If they are not compelling to follow, one can always change the channel.

If any one of them shows up hung over, late, high or with no energy - guess what happens?

They take a seat.

Partying problem?

If you think any Knicks player has a partying problem, name him and cite recent evidence to support that claim. I listed the current players in committed relationships as a counter and because advanced age has its advantages. Older guys do not "party". They are too busy getting some extra rest.

Know what kind of problem the Knicks have?

The Knicks have a winning problem.

Thank goodness we are not the Lakers.

playa2 wrote:

misterearl wrote:Lifestyles Of The Rich and Thuggish

playa2 wrote:
Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

1. What is the "lifestyle" of the average NBA player?

2. After Lin rejected the introduction via Landry Fields' hottie girlfriend, did he regret it, or beg Tim Tebow for forgiveness?

3. Is Rasheed Wallace any less a great family man because he irritates referees?

5. Has Steve Novak ever attended a party in New York? Nah. Never.

6. Carmelo and Amar'e are married. So is Tyson Chandler. Raymond Felton married to the love of his life, Adriane, in August. Eva Camby seems like a nice person. Pablo Prigioni's wife and children travelled with him to New York at the start of training camp.

They will all face problems like any other marriage faces problems.

How are their "moral standards" suspect?

So did the former knicks being married make any difference in the 90's when making it rain wasn't related to a weather balloon in ATLANTA STRIP CLUBS.

Amare Just got engaged I thoughtanywho.

Remember Mutumbo famous quote " I want somebody to sex me up " And this guy does great work building new hospitals in Africa and everything.

I just commented on what this guy JAMES LIN said in a previous post:

Maybe I'm old, but I remember Ewing mentioned in the documentary about how not partying in NYC is almost impossible. The Knicks players get free drugs, free booze, free entry to almost all night clubs and strip clubs. Even the women were free. Ewing had so much sex with so many ladies almost every night, just free hush pu**ies tossed at him, even if he were married. The coach sometimes had to fly the players out on off days to upstate or Connecticut to get away from all the partying madness.

I bet you Charlie Ward and Allan Houston wasn't involved with that stuff !

Hotlanta is famous for its strip clubs, so do they have partying issues aswell? BTW they are 20-12.

Uptown wrote:

playa2 wrote:

misterearl wrote:Lifestyles Of The Rich and Thuggish

playa2 wrote:
Jeremy Lin doesn't practice the lifestyle of the avg NBA player different moral standards.

1. What is the "lifestyle" of the average NBA player?

2. After Lin rejected the introduction via Landry Fields' hottie girlfriend, did he regret it, or beg Tim Tebow for forgiveness?

3. Is Rasheed Wallace any less a great family man because he irritates referees?

5. Has Steve Novak ever attended a party in New York? Nah. Never.

6. Carmelo and Amar'e are married. So is Tyson Chandler. Raymond Felton married to the love of his life, Adriane, in August. Eva Camby seems like a nice person. Pablo Prigioni's wife and children travelled with him to New York at the start of training camp.

They will all face problems like any other marriage faces problems.

How are their "moral standards" suspect?

So did the former knicks being married make any difference in the 90's when making it rain wasn't related to a weather balloon in ATLANTA STRIP CLUBS.

Amare Just got engaged I thoughtanywho.

Remember Mutumbo famous quote " I want somebody to sex me up " And this guy does great work building new hospitals in Africa and everything.

I just commented on what this guy JAMES LIN said in a previous post:

Maybe I'm old, but I remember Ewing mentioned in the documentary about how not partying in NYC is almost impossible. The Knicks players get free drugs, free booze, free entry to almost all night clubs and strip clubs. Even the women were free. Ewing had so much sex with so many ladies almost every night, just free hush pu**ies tossed at him, even if he were married. The coach sometimes had to fly the players out on off days to upstate or Connecticut to get away from all the partying madness.

I bet you Charlie Ward and Allan Houston wasn't involved with that stuff !

Hotlanta is famous for its strip clubs, so do they have partying issues aswell? BTW they are 20-12.

Comments on the moral levels of professional millionaire athletes who live a lifestyle unknown to almost anyone on the planet: $2.50
Comparisons made between the morality level of other humans you don't know and have never met: Priceless

Inquiry to the AnswerMan: Right, and I bet you Charlie Football and He Who Jab Steps to Infinity NEVER looked at one dancer ho in their entire career.

I've often wondered how anyone short of Jesus H. Christ could maintain a witness in an environment of boatloads of money, softcore porn ho's at every corner, hotel living and sleezy agents. Especially at an age where you often are thinking only with your gonads first, second and third.