I miss the days when I had no idea who Chris Smith was...Sigh
JesseDark wrote:smackeddog wrote:Chris Childs- he was the 90s Knick fan's Felton
Good comparison. I think Felton is a better player but, gotta give Childs props for the 1 2 on Kobe.
Felton was NOT better than Childs. And it's not that I think Childs was all that great either. I would actully take Child's over any of our current guards in a heartbeat.
H1AND1 wrote:JesseDark wrote:smackeddog wrote:Chris Childs- he was the 90s Knick fan's Felton
Good comparison. I think Felton is a better player but, gotta give Childs props for the 1 2 on Kobe.
Felton was NOT better than Childs. And it's not that I think Childs was all that great either. I would actully take Child's over any of our current guards in a heartbeat.
That's what makes horse races. Remember, Childs couldn't beat out Charlie Ward to start. When we acquired Childs from the Nets the idea was for him to be the starter. How'd that work out?
Neither one is all that memorable, I think Felton does more with his talents.
Pat Riley! If he was still here, we wouldn't be dealing with this BS!
JesseDark wrote:H1AND1 wrote:JesseDark wrote:smackeddog wrote:Chris Childs- he was the 90s Knick fan's Felton
Good comparison. I think Felton is a better player but, gotta give Childs props for the 1 2 on Kobe.
Felton was NOT better than Childs. And it's not that I think Childs was all that great either. I would actully take Child's over any of our current guards in a heartbeat.
That's what makes horse races. Remember, Childs couldn't beat out Charlie Ward to start. When we acquired Childs from the Nets the idea was for him to be the starter. How'd that work out?
Neither one is all that memorable, I think Felton does more with his talents.
Felton was nice when MDA was here. Now he's just a Melo facilitator/spectator!
How good is Indiana?
H1AND1 wrote:I miss the days when I had no idea who Chris Smith was...Sigh
We replaced Chris Copeland with Chris Smith.
Cope is the next to last man off he Pacers bench
I miss the over calf socks
Nalod wrote:Panos wrote:TMS and Sebstar
Marv and islefan.....
longislandknicksfan.......
When GayRobot was actually funny and not a hatecrime.......
Marv is still here. He's just got you on ignore.
Tom Thibodeau.
When he left w/ Van Gundy in 2003, this parade of coaches and assistant coaches that came through were less than adequate. Herb Williams became the big man coach in 2003 and since that time we have had the weakest front court in the league.
tj23 wrote:Jeremy Lin, 2010 Raymond Felton, 2008 Duhon even. We had Lin gifted to us by the basketball Gods. Won't happen again...
So tired of the Lin song. When his first contract was matched, and he took it back to Houston to be re-worked, that was proof positive that HE DIDN'T WANT TO BE HERE! Please move on.
Thanks, Williams and Connaly
Sangfroid wrote:
So tired of the Lin song. When his first contract was matched, and he took it back to Houston to be re-worked, that was proof positive that HE DIDN'T WANT TO BE HERE! Please move on.
Exactly.
Meanwhile, Patrick Beverly is the starter.
misterearl wrote:Thanks, Williams and ConnalySangfroid wrote:
So tired of the Lin song. When his first contract was matched, and he took it back to Houston to be re-worked, that was proof positive that HE DIDN'T WANT TO BE HERE! Please move on.
Exactly.
Meanwhile, Patrick Beverly is the starter.
Was the starter- Beverly has just broken his hand and is out 4-6 weeks. He must be the 20th player to break their hand this season! Lin out with Back spasms after just getting back from a knee sprain. Rockets still have Brooks to fall back on, who was a beast for them a few seasons ago.
I miss the spot where Chris smith sits on the bench being occupied by an nba player.
the knicks being taken seriously and not as an extension of their clown of an owner and his oblivious, greedy, selfish, overpaid, conceited, loud-mouthed, superstar acquisition.
