Knicks are in desperate need of some change, some shakeup...
They need somebody to take the blame for latest failures and then some excuses moving forward.
So who and why is traded, fired is irrelevant.
THE SHOW MUST GO ON!!!
well, beats the whole "blow it up now" syndrome everyone else is succumbing to.
I agree. We should have blown it up yesterday.
Actually, you wanted to blow it up about 3 years ago. Sometime in February 2010, wasn't it?
Yeah, yesterday just means in the past. I'd support very little from 2010 on that the organization did, and every step along the way I've thought starting over and using the right data to make decisions would be better than continuing down this path.
I like how you think our owner uses data to make decisions.
Back to the topic at hand, before this turns completely into another blow it up now thread.
Melo will keep his head down, and finally realize, he's not getting any calls.
Bargs will be embarrassed into playing better D, and doing simple things like watching his man, instead of staring at the ball. That backdoor highlight pass has got to be tough to watch. Hopefully Woody is playing it over and over.
JR will finally kick it into gear.
Shump doesn't get traded. Again.
Kmart starts playing extended minutes. Nobody minds.
Tyler comes back, Chrismith goes to the D League.
Tyson comes back with even bigger arms. Hopefully, the extra calcium they probably have him taking will strengthen his skeletal structure as well.
Stat goes on the IR. For the rest of the season.
Co-Co-Cole A starts getting some serious burn. Woody gets desperate for a win at home.
Toure Murray remains on the bench, next and possibly behind Beno.
jrodmc wrote:I like how you think our owner uses data to make decisions.
I do? I never realized I thought that!
Bonn1997 wrote:Yeah, yesterday just means in the past. I'd support very little from 2010 on that the organization did, and every step along the way I've thought starting over and using the right data to make decisions would be better than continuing down this path.
Who were you thinking was going to start over and use the right data for decision-making? Or is this a dream world where Jimmie doesn't exist?
My point was simple.
Knicks cannot maintain status quo...
Dolan and Mills have to deflect the blame from themselves and have all power to do this.
As usual some changes will be made to make picture mute and move the "good times" to the future...
When there is no plan and no strategy anything goes.
