Knicks · Starphuching the Arena.......... (page 1)
the design offers no resemblance or inspiration by the "pinwheel".
MSG is a great place in a great city.
In the "Mecca" were the worlds most "Sophisticated" fans reside and who first chanted "D-Fence" and enjoyed "Stage" lighting to be chill for the real "celebrity" row now is trying to brand itself instead of the content?
the special edition comes in other colors also:http://us.tissotshop.com/collections/col...
so when your friends ask you "what time is it?" you can tell them "Time to Starphuch"!
Or:
"time for Amare to get hurt"
"Time for a new coach"
"time to suggest we rebuild"
"Time to resign JR Smith"
"Time we get excited about Dolans renovation"
"Time to Complain"
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$49.95
http://offthedribble.blogs.nytimes.com/2...
I'm a Knicks fan, but I am feeling more and more priced out of Manhattan, MSG, and StubHub. I still get calls from the Nets sales office because I used to be a pre-season Izod Center "whale" I guess, buying tickets to go to games with my Nets and Celtics-loving friends.
Knicks get my love and my TV/radio ratings, but so far this season, only the Nets have gotten my actual dollars. Maybe I can afford to have drinks and apps at Clyde's restaurant for the playoffs as a substitute.
Anyway, the arena itself was the classic architectural starphuch of Penn Station:
Before:
After:
DrAlphaeus wrote:I thought by reading the title only that this thread was referring to next year's inevitable ticket price hike:http://offthedribble.blogs.nytimes.com/2...
I'm a Knicks fan, but I am feeling more and more priced out of Manhattan, MSG, and StubHub. I still get calls from the Nets sales office because I used to be a pre-season Izod Center "whale" I guess, buying tickets to go to games with my Nets and Celtics-loving friends.
Knicks get my love and my TV/radio ratings, but so far this season, only the Nets have gotten my actual dollars. Maybe I can afford to have drinks and apps at Clyde's restaurant for the playoffs as a substitute.
Anyway, the arena itself was the classic architectural starphuch of Penn Station:
Before:
After:
Penn Station was a gem and criminal that it was torn down! The 60's were into "progress!". Look at the Met Building (Pan Am) and what it did to Park Ave.....
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I get progress, and get that other buildings went up around it but it just messed up the neighborhood by framing that masterpiece with an ungly cheap fram.
It seems we value the old stuff better these days. Dolan was thinking of building on the post office building which would have knocked it down.
