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This move runs counter to everything that competitive sports stands for.... it blatantly violates the idea that performance is the only thing that matters on the court.
This is an insult to the intelligence of even the most casual observer.
Steve Mills should be ashamed.
It sucks
misterearl wrote:ZeroThis move runs counter to everything that competitive sports stands for.... it blatantly violates the idea that performance is the only thing that matters on the court.
This is an insult to the intelligence of even the most casual observer.
Steve Mills should be ashamed.
It sucks
Maybe this is why Grunfield was replaced....he wouldn't go along with this sort of stuff maybe?
ChuckBuck wrote:Phucking joke of a franchise....CAA really has their paws deep into the Knicks arseholes.
There's only one way to cleanse ourselves of this scourge; Allow Melo to walk when he runs to free agency at the season's end. We'll free up a ton of money and also put ourselves in the lottery for the 2015 draft. With the dollar Anthony will be getting, we could get 2-3 players that will strengthen our roster. We need a change.
Sangfroid wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:Phucking joke of a franchise....CAA really has their paws deep into the Knicks arseholes.
There's only one way to cleanse ourselves of this scourge; Allow Melo to walk when he runs to free agency at the season's end. We'll free up a ton of money and also put ourselves in the lottery for the 2015 draft. With the dollar Anthony will be getting, we could get 2-3 players that will strengthen our roster. We need a change.
The change needs to start from the top. Dolan must go!
Andrew wrote:misterearl wrote:ZeroThis move runs counter to everything that competitive sports stands for.... it blatantly violates the idea that performance is the only thing that matters on the court.
This is an insult to the intelligence of even the most casual observer.
Steve Mills should be ashamed.
It sucks
Maybe this is why Grunfield was replaced....he wouldn't go along with this sort of stuff maybe?
Grunfeld was replaced by Dolan's favorite flunkie, Steve Mills. That might be the smoking gun right there.
Sangfroid wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:Phucking joke of a franchise....CAA really has their paws deep into the Knicks arseholes.
There's only one way to cleanse ourselves of this scourge; Allow Melo to walk when he runs to free agency at the season's end. We'll free up a ton of money and also put ourselves in the lottery for the 2015 draft. With the dollar Anthony will be getting, we could get 2-3 players that will strengthen our roster. We need a change.
Never going to happen. Dolan needs to pay for the renovations, he needs Melo and CAA very badly. Unless maybe Melo has a brother the Lakers would pay the difference in what the two teams could offer....
Andrew wrote:misterearl wrote:ZeroThis move runs counter to everything that competitive sports stands for.... it blatantly violates the idea that performance is the only thing that matters on the court.
This is an insult to the intelligence of even the most casual observer.
Steve Mills should be ashamed.
It sucks
Maybe this is why Grunfield was replaced....he wouldn't go along with this sort of stuff maybe?
He's the guy that brought Chris Smith into mix in the first place.
smackeddog wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Looks like the Knicks gave JR the happy ending he wanted to stay in NY.
And in light of the Bucks coach saying they weren't even interested in JR, looks like we bargained against ourselves once again when we agreed to take on Chris Smith.
Doesn't surprise me. Its what we do.
GustavBahler wrote:toad wrote:Andrew wrote:misterearl wrote:ZeroThis move runs counter to everything that competitive sports stands for.... it blatantly violates the idea that performance is the only thing that matters on the court.
This is an insult to the intelligence of even the most casual observer.
Steve Mills should be ashamed.
It sucks
Maybe this is why Grunfield was replaced....he wouldn't go along with this sort of stuff maybe?
He's the guy that brought Chris Smith into mix in the first place.
Doubt it was his idea.
why would you doubt it, i also figured that woodson had nothing to with keeping chris
misterearl wrote:ZeroThis move runs counter to everything that competitive sports stands for.... it blatantly violates the idea that performance is the only thing that matters on the court.
This is an insult to the intelligence of even the most casual observer.
Steve Mills should be ashamed.
It sucks
Steve Mills...lol.
Steve Mills doesn't matter here. This is all Dolan. Mills is just another puppet here to collect his paycheck, just like his previous stint.
knicks1248 wrote:GustavBahler wrote:toad wrote:Andrew wrote:misterearl wrote:ZeroThis move runs counter to everything that competitive sports stands for.... it blatantly violates the idea that performance is the only thing that matters on the court.
This is an insult to the intelligence of even the most casual observer.
Steve Mills should be ashamed.
It sucks
Maybe this is why Grunfield was replaced....he wouldn't go along with this sort of stuff maybe?
He's the guy that brought Chris Smith into mix in the first place.
Doubt it was his idea.
why would you doubt it, i also figured that woodson had nothing to with keeping chris
Apparently in another thread they're saying that JR put out there (or his agent) that he and his brother were a package deal. We're all guessing here, but my guess is that Grunfeld was willing to accommodate JR at the time because he was having his best season as a pro. After he imploded in the playoffs, Grunfeld didn't believe that JR should get that kind of a perk. Dolan let Grunfeld finish JR's official deal, and then sent him packing.
Let's just hope this doesn't have any longterm ramifications past this season.
GustavBahler wrote:knicks1248 wrote:GustavBahler wrote:toad wrote:Andrew wrote:misterearl wrote:ZeroThis move runs counter to everything that competitive sports stands for.... it blatantly violates the idea that performance is the only thing that matters on the court.
This is an insult to the intelligence of even the most casual observer.
Steve Mills should be ashamed.
It sucks
Maybe this is why Grunfield was replaced....he wouldn't go along with this sort of stuff maybe?
He's the guy that brought Chris Smith into mix in the first place.
Doubt it was his idea.
why would you doubt it, i also figured that woodson had nothing to with keeping chris
Apparently in another thread they're saying that JR put out there (or his agent) that he and his brother were a package deal. We're all guessing here, but my guess is that Grunfeld was willing to accommodate JR at the time because he was having his best season as a pro. After he imploded in the playoffs, Grunfeld didn't believe that JR should get that kind of a perk. Dolan let Grunfeld finish JR's official deal, and then sent him packing.
sounds about right..It's such a no brainer as to how he made the team..
keep in mind we had no $ to sign anyone close to JR's talents, when you have that kind of leverage you can throw in any kind of perks you want.
Nalod wrote:
Such a lovable duo. What's not to like!
ChuckBuck wrote:Nalod wrote:
Such a lovable duo. What's not to like!
JR's ugly face tattooed ugly to Chris' body... But seriously, does anyone get a little pissed just looking at CS? His wingspan looks short
skeng wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:Nalod wrote:
Such a lovable duo. What's not to like!
JR's ugly face tattooed ugly to Chris' body... But seriously, does anyone get a little pissed just looking at CS? His wingspan looks short
you'd think their less talented cousin did that tattoo on Chris.
Woody just said in an interview that Chris will spend most of his time in d league. Also we'll keep eyes on Tyler- if he can't rehab with Knicks, they'll follow his rehab with the d league he's tied to.
Hopefully we sign him when he's recovered- likely Cole would get cut then. Sounds like Chris Smith is with us for the year (albeit in d league)
Kind of hoping Chris gets a healthy dose of boos if he plays tonight
