Knicks · Could It Be The Answer Man Was Wrong About This? (page 2)

blkexec wrote:I guess I'm in the minority on this one....But I always wanted him. Didn't care about his Nets history. I just knew his defensive intensity would be needed at the PF spot, since Rasheed was injured. I saw the impact of Wallace at the four and knew he left a big hole in our front court.

A defensive Forward that rebounds and doesn't need any offensive plays for him to impact the game is needed when you have Melo and Stat.

Ditto.

If Kmart turns in double doubles WITH D, it's just one more reason to appreciate Grunny Macklemore's "I'ma bulid it granpa style"

Hey DLee, you takin notes, son?

I have been pushing for the Knicks to acquire him with Jannero Pargo in 2012, if we had acquired them we would possibly be looking at a better record for the 2nd place, ahead of Indiana with a decent lead to go with this brutal schedule

We have many players in Amare, Kurt Thomas, Rasheed Wallace, James White, who we will not even be sure if they will actually contribute this season/playoffs with....
With Kurt and Wallace both Center's, I think we have to choose 1, while James White is just no playable with lack of skills in limited minutes
We need to acquire players ASAP so they can get some practices in and learn to gel with the team and playbook for the playoffs...

I think we should keep our tabs on Pargo as he signed another 10day contract with the Bobcats
I was very strong about the addition's of Kmart and Pargo, as I still am about Pargo, because of their veteranship/chemistry/ and understanding their roles
He could be a starter that could penetrate, hit the 3pointer, and play solid DEFENSE, with doing a bit of everything
A true journey man that is always under rated in the league, that knows how to play with a starting lineup or 2nd/3rd strong guard
If he finishes the season with the Bobcats, I think we should look for Delonte West

We should also look to acquire a SF/PF type player that we can use vs Lebron/Durant etc
This is a position we need because Iman should not even be defending SF's on most nights, he just is too small
I have no clear choice for this position but to throw a couple names out there
JR Smith, even as athletic as he is, he is even too small to defend Lebron and would have trouble with Dwade with Iman

Rodney Carny
Malcom Thomas
Shawne Williams
Ryan Gomes
Dominic McGuire
Donte Green

misterearl wrote:The Scary Version

Bonn1997 wrote:He's had Tyson-Chandler like efficiency lately, which is good because we don't have Tyson right now.

In limited minutes, Kenyon Martin has been more productive than Tyson Chandler beacuse he brings a more refined passing and scoring skill set. All we need is a David Lee-ish double double of 10 and 10 from Kenyon... and to add some spice to the passing game.

His emergence, along with renewed trust in Pablo Progioni as a starter, (with Felton enjoying his natural habitat as a shooting guard) is one of the cool subplots of the push to the playoffs.

Miami, unbeatable?

Yeah right.

Bonn1997 wrote:
Per 36 min, the difference is 0.7 more assists for Kenyon and 1.3 more offensive rebounds for Tyson. Kenyon's never scored with this efficiency though. I'd be happily shocked if he kept it up for the rest of the season and the post-season.

Bonn1997 - The Answer Man is so befuddled, bamboozled and besmirched with the sudden emergence of (JYD 3.0) Martin, that he considered pawning his crystal basketball for a matching set of Xavier McDaniel and Anthony Mason (with the Kung fu grip) figurines.

Imagine Marcus Camby playing without fear.

Imagine the smirk on Kurt Thomas' face, knowing he has three hard fouls to give.

Imagine our all star centr, Tyson Chandler, as an afterthought.

Who woulda thunk it?

Beat Boaton

blkexec wrote:Beat Boaton?

Sheesh

Beat the mo'fkn Celtics!

blkexec wrote:Beat Boaton?

Beat Bahhhhhstinn

babyKnicks wrote:

misterearl wrote:Larry Bird was a legendary douchebag, but he could back it up

... only Isiah Rider and Ruben Patterson are missing from the all douchebag team.

We All Live in A Yellow Submarine

Felton, a douchebag forever because he is not Lin
Shump, a douchebag to Woodson for being a yoot - Red hated hoots
Copeland, a douche with a small "d" because he plays no D
Carmelo, Public Douchebag Number One, see Amare and his price tag
Kenyon Martin, Denver Douche, much less a douche than Darko, who was a major douche.

Pablo Prigioni, acted like a douche during the Olympics when he felt they got a bad call
Jason Kadd, acted like a douche driving while impaired
Tyson Chandler, a douce to Mark Cuban for walking away
Amare Stiudemire, douche for making too much money
Rasheed Wallace, a douche if he is not on your team. As one of ours, you gotta love him.

Mike Woodson, a douche for playing the wrong guys at the right time

Is there anyone in the City of New York who has never been a douche?

Why do we seem to forget jr smiths role in the fight at the garden.

All those thuggets are now Knicks. It's amazing. If the birdman showed up I'd swear it was all planned.

Go Knicks.

I will never forget how Nate got involved the way he did and how Melo threw that punch and then ran away the way he did. That is a very cowardly move.

misterearl wrote:freakin iPad Mini

blkexec wrote:Beat Boaton?

Sheesh

Beat the mo'fkn Celtics!

LMAO......

Allanfan20 wrote:

babyKnicks wrote:

misterearl wrote:Larry Bird was a legendary douchebag, but he could back it up

... only Isiah Rider and Ruben Patterson are missing from the all douchebag team.

We All Live in A Yellow Submarine

Felton, a douchebag forever because he is not Lin
Shump, a douchebag to Woodson for being a yoot - Red hated hoots
Copeland, a douche with a small "d" because he plays no D
Carmelo, Public Douchebag Number One, see Amare and his price tag
Kenyon Martin, Denver Douche, much less a douche than Darko, who was a major douche.

Pablo Prigioni, acted like a douche during the Olympics when he felt they got a bad call
Jason Kadd, acted like a douche driving while impaired
Tyson Chandler, a douce to Mark Cuban for walking away
Amare Stiudemire, douche for making too much money
Rasheed Wallace, a douche if he is not on your team. As one of ours, you gotta love him.

Mike Woodson, a douche for playing the wrong guys at the right time

Is there anyone in the City of New York who has never been a douche?

Why do we seem to forget jr smiths role in the fight at the garden.

All those thuggets are now Knicks. It's amazing. If the birdman showed up I'd swear it was all planned.

Go Knicks.

I will never forget how Nate got involved the way he did and how Melo threw that punch and then ran away the way he did. That is a very cowardly move.

You know what....I never really liked Melo's game and didn't really know him as a person....But after watching this video (for some reason I don't remember him doing that)....I cant stand this dude. He's lucky to have a Knicks jersey on, but that was a coward as punch on a little dude. I guess he's protecting JR Smith, but don't run. Jefferies was about to lay some hands on Melo!

Damn that punch was loud! Nate dropped quick....Put your hands up Nate.

But, in all fairness players are people who are intitled to mature and change like anyone else.

Melo is ok in my book but not the "Knick great" that fans what. He has to earn that.

Melo carried teh Nuggs to WCF's but thats for the Knuggs to hang their hat on. That did not happen as a knick.

Knick fans want a savior. A prophet who has not "delivered" is not a prophet.

A prophet who has not delivered is an impostor. A fake. A charlatan in stage makeup. Kinda like Jim and Tammy Faye Baker.

Carmelo has yet to throw a punch on the behalf of the orange and blue. Or dive into the stands after a loose ball this month. Or rescue a child from a burning building.

Carmelo desperately needs one defining unselfish act that will make people like him.

Nobody roots for Goliath.

misterearl wrote:Te Answer Man May Digress But Never Will He Stress

A prophet who has not delivered is an impostor. A fake. A charlatan in stage makeup. Kinda like Jim and Tammy Faye Baker.

Carmelo has yet to throw a punch on the behalf of the orange and blue. Or dive into the stands after a loose ball this month. Or rescue a child from a burning building.

Carmelo desperately needs one defining unselfish act that will make people like him.

Nobody roots for Goliath.

Lets start with winning a playoff series! ITs a start!

"Carmelo Guarantees Championship"

"Anthony Wants More Shots"

"Kenyon Martin and Carmelo Anthony Think Jeremy Lin's Contract Is Ridiculous"

"Anthony Scores 30 Inefficient Points Vs Heat"

"Mike Woodson Benches Carmelo In Fourth Quarter, Injury Questions Persist"

misterearl wrote:Playoffs Headlines (all copy 100 per cent accurate and guaranteed)

"Carmelo Guarantees Championship"

"Anthony Wants More Shots"

"Kenyon Martin and Carmelo Anthony Think Jeremy Lin's Contract Is Ridiculous"

"Anthony Scores 30 Inefficient Points Vs Heat"

"Mike Woodson Benches Carmelo In Fourth Quarter, Injury Questions Persist"

Well yeah, when/if your season ends with a loss they can really release the hounds.

Kenyon Martin has been an anchor on the defensive end of the court. He has been getting block shots, key rebounds, playing solid man-to-man to man defense, and playing great help defense. More importantly Martin’s effort and energy is rubbing off on his teammates. On offense he’s going after every missed shot as well as playing the pick and roll game to almost perfection. - BigC

Kenyon is just so damn bouncy that The Answer Man musta been on drugs to miss his impact. More than the statistics, his energy is made for New York. No it ain't New Jersey. This is New York where everything is louder and larger. Martin has a boisterous, "take THAT" kinda game, which is a step up from phenominal, especially on the defensive end.

Instead of a fat new payday, like Martin was expecting, he found himself nearly blackballed from the league and labeled “un-coachable”.

We already know JR Smith is the most un-coachable player in the NBA, right behind Carmelo Anthony, who runs the franchise.

It's almost too perfect.

Allanfan20 wrote:

The one main thing I take away from that brawl vid is...
Goddamighty, did we really suhuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck back then, or what?

I mean, Fishlips? Mardy freakin Gras Collins???

misterearl wrote:Sho' You Wrong

Kenyon Martin has been an anchor on the defensive end of the court. He has been getting block shots, key rebounds, playing solid man-to-man to man defense, and playing great help defense. More importantly Martin’s effort and energy is rubbing off on his teammates. On offense he’s going after every missed shot as well as playing the pick and roll game to almost perfection. - BigC

Kenyon is just so damn bouncy that The Answer Man musta been on drugs to miss his impact. More than the statistics, his energy is made for New York. No it ain't New Jersey. This is New York where everything is louder and larger. Martin has a boisterous, "take THAT" kinda game, which is a step up from phenominal, especially on the defensive end.

Instead of a fat new payday, like Martin was expecting, he found himself nearly blackballed from the league and labeled “un-coachable”.

We already know JR Smith is the most un-coachable player in the NBA, right behind Carmelo Anthony, who runs the franchise.

It's almost too perfect.

And Ray Felton's too fat.
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