Knicks · This team stinks (page 6)

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

I miss Chris Duhon

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

BRIGGS wrote:

misterearl wrote:"We've got some difficult days ahead"

BRIGGS - losing a bushel of draft pick stings. Dreaming that our trash - Lin, Ariza, Gallinari, Lee and Nene ... with Wilson Chandler as sixth man... would be fun to root for... screams for continuity.

We can always build around Tim Hardaway Jr.

What are Houston's and Mills track record in the draft? We spent hundreds of millions of $ on bridges in MSG--can they spend 40mm to bring in Sam Presti who is proven?

I agree with The Plan being to throw stacks at Presti

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

A winning streak would be like a lump of coal in their stockings Like you, after 40 plus years as a fan I enjoy any success this team has. I want more for this team like they do, but it doesn't keep me from being happy when the team is playing well. Dolan is the only one who really tests my patience as a fan.

nixluva wrote:Oh I can blame the coach for a lot. It's up to the coach to know which lineups to put together and have those players ready to rock when the season starts. Woody thought he could just use the start of the year to "figure out who they are". WTF? This is his fault. This is a team that was able to at least score even if they couldn't defend, but now they can't do either consistently. The plays are so simplistic that I can understand why Vogel ripped Woody's offensive scheme and defensive tactics. Woody is seeming like a fraud more and more. Once we lost the crutch of having Kidd and those vets he seems unable to get this team to execute on a high level.

They have JR and MWP just making dumb decisions with the ball rather than spacing the floor and swinging the ball like we did last year. There's no reason why this team had to abandon the offense that worked for them much of last year. He could've run that and added some new wrinkles to that base offense. Just go and look at how the team played with a lot of the same exact players last year and you'll see them executing at a much higher level. It's one thing to miss good shots but yet another to never even get good shots cuz players are winging it and trying to do too much. When is he gonna rein in JR who was going solo and turning it over with stupid plays at the end? What happened to the old "accountability" meme? Woody just lets them do stupid things game after game.

Totally agree. Well said. "Woody is looking more fraudulent" with each game. He gots to go! Sooner the better. Let Herb rock the chair until we can bring in a winner.

Moonangie - problem is that "we" do not get to make the hire.

Who do you think Steve Mills will recommend to James Dolan as the next Knicks head basketball coach?

Pause and think about that.

misterearl wrote:This ain't trading cards

Moonangie - problem is that "we" do not get to make the hire.

Who do you think Steve Mills will recommend to James Dolan as the next Knicks head basketball coach?

Pause and think about that.

I hear ya...

Isaiah is a proven fraud. Maybe bringing that snake back is what it will take to get a large percentage of season tix holders to tell Dolan GFY.

I am one of those who feels that the Knicks will remain semi-cursed as long as Jimmy continues holding the cards and making the decisions. Coaches don't really matter if they are neutered on arrival.

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

gunsnewing wrote:

misterearl wrote:Who is guarding Chris Paul?

Or Damian Liard

Chris Smith

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

hahaha.
I guess you're in fantasy land and are blind to reality. And that's just a difference, not an insult. I don't mean anything remotely negative by that comment.

Nothing personal though.

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

hahaha.
I guess you're in fantasy land and are blind to reality. And that's just a difference, not an insult. I don't mean anything remotely negative by that comment.

Yes, I live in fool's gold world, where making the second round and winning the division actually mean something. As opposed to whining endlessly about efficiency and dumb owners and selfish players and three year old trades and failing ex-coaches and flash in the pans and...

Nothing personal though.

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

hahaha.
I guess you're in fantasy land and are blind to reality. And that's just a difference, not an insult. I don't mean anything remotely negative by that comment.

Yes, I live in fool's gold world, where making the second round and winning the division actually mean something. As opposed to whining endlessly about efficiency and dumb owners and selfish players and three year old trades and failing ex-coaches and flash in the pans and...

Nothing personal though.

Yeah, in a fantasy land where winning a playoff series every three years is orgasmic and people who don't realize that are just lost

While those lost in fantasy land continue to realize they are just posting on an internet board about their actual favorite team.

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

hahaha.
I guess you're in fantasy land and are blind to reality. And that's just a difference, not an insult. I don't mean anything remotely negative by that comment.

Yes, I live in fool's gold world, where making the second round and winning the division actually mean something. As opposed to whining endlessly about efficiency and dumb owners and selfish players and three year old trades and failing ex-coaches and flash in the pans and...

Nothing personal though.

Yeah, in a fantasy land where winning a playoff series every three years is orgasmic and people who don't realize that are just lost

As opposed to reality, where 29-win seasons, 30 point blow out losses as a regular occurrence and years of drafting mediocre talent while hoarding cap space and more picks provides pee-hardons to those who just love and embrace the importance and reality of their inner NBA GM.

While those lost in fantasy land continue to realize they are just posting on an internet board about their actual favorite team.

Hmm, I must be confused because I don't ever remember that happening. Oh, and by the way, from Zach Lowe:

Nobody cares about divisions, anyway. Teams are sheepish about hanging division championship banners, and some choose not to do so.

VCoug wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

hahaha.
I guess you're in fantasy land and are blind to reality. And that's just a difference, not an insult. I don't mean anything remotely negative by that comment.

Yes, I live in fool's gold world, where making the second round and winning the division actually mean something. As opposed to whining endlessly about efficiency and dumb owners and selfish players and three year old trades and failing ex-coaches and flash in the pans and...

Nothing personal though.

Yeah, in a fantasy land where winning a playoff series every three years is orgasmic and people who don't realize that are just lost

As opposed to reality, where 29-win seasons, 30 point blow out losses as a regular occurrence and years of drafting mediocre talent while hoarding cap space and more picks provides pee-hardons to those who just love and embrace the importance and reality of their inner NBA GM.

While those lost in fantasy land continue to realize they are just posting on an internet board about their actual favorite team.

Hmm, I must be confused because I don't ever remember that happening. Oh, and by the way, from Zach Lowe:

Nobody cares about divisions, anyway. Teams are sheepish about hanging division championship banners, and some choose not to do so.

Its a sign of progress, something we havent seen in more than a decade, no onw is hanging their hat on it. Nothing to be ashamed of.

VCoug wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

hahaha.
I guess you're in fantasy land and are blind to reality. And that's just a difference, not an insult. I don't mean anything remotely negative by that comment.

Yes, I live in fool's gold world, where making the second round and winning the division actually mean something. As opposed to whining endlessly about efficiency and dumb owners and selfish players and three year old trades and failing ex-coaches and flash in the pans and...

Nothing personal though.

Yeah, in a fantasy land where winning a playoff series every three years is orgasmic and people who don't realize that are just lost

As opposed to reality, where 29-win seasons, 30 point blow out losses as a regular occurrence and years of drafting mediocre talent while hoarding cap space and more picks provides pee-hardons to those who just love and embrace the importance and reality of their inner NBA GM.

While those lost in fantasy land continue to realize they are just posting on an internet board about their actual favorite team.

Hmm, I must be confused because I don't ever remember that happening. Oh, and by the way, from Zach Lowe:

Nobody cares about divisions, anyway. Teams are sheepish about hanging division championship banners, and some choose not to do so.

The Knicks never hung division banners until now

VCoug wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Fair and balanced does it.

GustavBahler wrote:I'm confident we'll make the playoffs. Every season has its peaks and valleys, unfortunately we're in a valley right now. Some might think of it closer to the grand canyon, but things will get better. If we're relatively healthy going into the playoffs and JR isn't in self destruct mode, we should at least have a shot of making the ECF.

+1 [insert clapping gif]

"We are stuck in the mud right now. We gotta dig our way out" - Carmelo Anthony

Last season had the Krazy Eyes KT shining moment in of all places currently ironic, Utah. We will get a moment like that, and things will start to look up.
They have to, at 3-9, there's no other way to look.

Next Somber topic: The Upside of Landry Fields Revisited

Good point Jrod, we've only one way to go lol. I don't consider myself to be a bleary eyed optimist.
Its too soon to be calling the season, too much going on from injuries to the rotation. Poster should be more patient at this stage of the season and give them time to get the rotation worked out, and Tyson worked back into the lineup before calling the season.

Ahhh, it's okay, some posters really needed this start after last season. Just proves that Santa actually does read his mail.

Ah, more of the "I'm a better fan than you" posts.
Maybe you and Chuckbuck can just create one stickied thread for those kinds of comments.

wahh wahh wahh...And maybe you and Briggs and tkf could get a room? And guns could keep score?

Not better fans, just different, that's all.

Seriously Bonn, starting 8-1 didn't keep things slightly quieter last season? Homers were informed that they were living in a wet dream, if I recall correctly, complete with orgasmic gifs, remember?.

Now at 3-9, quite possibly 3-10, it's your turn, right?

Beat the livin blazins out of the blazers!

Just different? So there's nothing worse about the posters who "needed this start after last season"? You didn't mean that as an insult?
If you actually were praising people like me and TKF, then I apologize.

Saying something's different doesn't imply any better quality of fandom. I'm a Homer, you are not. That's being different. Some people get all yippy when we go 8-1 and some people get all yippy and validated when we go 3-9. See how that works?

I happen to think homerism is a better worldview than Somberism, or realism or whatever you want to call it; you don't. Coke and Pepsi.

If you take that as an insult, too bad.

hahaha.
I guess you're in fantasy land and are blind to reality. And that's just a difference, not an insult. I don't mean anything remotely negative by that comment.

Yes, I live in fool's gold world, where making the second round and winning the division actually mean something. As opposed to whining endlessly about efficiency and dumb owners and selfish players and three year old trades and failing ex-coaches and flash in the pans and...

Nothing personal though.

Yeah, in a fantasy land where winning a playoff series every three years is orgasmic and people who don't realize that are just lost

As opposed to reality, where 29-win seasons, 30 point blow out losses as a regular occurrence and years of drafting mediocre talent while hoarding cap space and more picks provides pee-hardons to those who just love and embrace the importance and reality of their inner NBA GM.

While those lost in fantasy land continue to realize they are just posting on an internet board about their actual favorite team.

Hmm, I must be confused because I don't ever remember that happening. Oh, and by the way, from Zach Lowe:

Nobody cares about divisions, anyway. Teams are sheepish about hanging division championship banners, and some choose not to do so.

Oh and by the way...Nobodies like ESPN and bleacherreport care...

Every NBA team hangs division championship banners except for the Lakers and Boston Celtics, winners of 23 NBA titles.

http://espn.go.com/nba/preview...

After combining all three of those factors, the result will be a Knicks team that's going to finish atop the Atlantic Division for the second year in a row.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1748836-why-ny-knicks-will-win-2014-atlantic-division-title