Knicks · Game Thread: Atlanta The Sequel: 7:30 pm EST (page 16)

NardDogNation wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:this PG is good

why can't we find a kid like this instead of crack baby and his look alike daddy pg

Schroeder was compared to Rondo when he got drafted.

If I were running the Knicks, we would've walked away with and Gorgui Dieng from that draft. Clearly you guys need to give me the reigns.

We need to draft this guy:

Splat wrote:

Lol, awesome.

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

so we should not give up the farm for tyreke evans or josh smith ?

mreinman wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

so we should not give up the farm for tyreke evans or josh smith ?

Ooooo Josh Smith!!!! Team IQ would crash even further into the bowels of MSG. Let's do it. It will be like watching a particularly bad Saw sequel. They could all wear clown makeup and use words like posse and gang.

mreinman wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

so we should not give up the farm for tyreke evans or josh smith ?

LMAO. I hate you.

Splat wrote:

mreinman wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

so we should not give up the farm for tyreke evans or josh smith ?

Ooooo Josh Smith!!!! Team IQ would crash even further into the bowels of MSG. Let's do it. It will be like watching a particularly bad Saw sequel. They could all wear clown makeup and use words like posse and gang.

I never believed in Tyeke Evans but thought Josh could contribute. Boy was I wrong.

dk7th wrote:did fisher just say indiscrepancy?

That's what happens when you sneak too much Pepto-Bismol in the bathroom stall during halftime. You burp up pink words by post-game.

Splat wrote:

dk7th wrote:did fisher just say indiscrepancy?

That's what happens when you sneak too much Pepto-Bismol in the bathroom stall during halftime. You burp up pink words by post-game.

lol

NardDogNation wrote:

mreinman wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

so we should not give up the farm for tyreke evans or josh smith ?

LMAO. I hate you.

Sorry

I know you mean well, you just have some fantasies and visions that I can't fathom

At this point, it would be really theatrical to have a team of:

Tyreke
JR
Melo
Josh Smith
Amare

Seriously! I am not joking. I need a reason to watch

NardDogNation wrote:

Splat wrote:

mreinman wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

so we should not give up the farm for tyreke evans or josh smith ?

Ooooo Josh Smith!!!! Team IQ would crash even further into the bowels of MSG. Let's do it. It will be like watching a particularly bad Saw sequel. They could all wear clown makeup and use words like posse and gang.

I never believed in Tyeke Evans but thought Josh could contribute. Boy was I wrong.

The results of experiments run by scientists in Uzbekistan concluded that if Josh Smith wears a headband stitched tight enough to apply one additional cubic ounce of pressure greater than regulation NBA head band tightness his head would pop and spew a gooey mess like a honey badger biting down on a cherry tomato.

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

I don't know that Phil agrees with you. The Tyson-Calderon trade this offseason was clearly a win now move. And his goal next Summer is clearly to sign a big name free agent to help get us over the top; what top free agent would agree to sign here of his own free will?

My Trade Proposal

FOR

knickscity wrote:The team actually tried not to lose too badly this game. That is improvement.

yea 1 point closer than the other night

lose by 6 instead of 7

mreinman wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:

mreinman wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

so we should not give up the farm for tyreke evans or josh smith ?

LMAO. I hate you.

Sorry

I know you mean well, you just have some fantasies and visions that I can't fathom

At this point, it would be really theatrical to have a team of:

Tyreke
JR
Melo
Josh Smith
Amare

Seriously! I am not joking. I need a reason to watch

To be fair, Tyreke Evans seems to be having a good season with exception to his 2pt shooting. On the other hand, Smith has looked brutal, stats aside, so it was definitely a mistake on my part.

VCoug wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

I don't know that Phil agrees with you. The Tyson-Calderon trade this offseason was clearly a win now move. And his goal next Summer is clearly to sign a big name free agent to help get us over the top; what top free agent would agree to sign here of his own free will?

Truth be told, I still don't know the purpose of that trade. Some tried to portray it as an opportunity to ditch Felton while getting young talent but I feel pretty confident in saying that Early and Thansis won't amount to much, while the jury is still out on Larkin. If an influx of youth was what we wanted, I would've ate Felton's contract and dealt Chandler by himself for the best possible deal, which I think was to OKC for Perkins' contract, the 21st and 29th pick. With those picks, we could've gone after a Shabazz Napier, Rodney Hood, Kyle Anderson and/or Spencer Dinwiddie. Hell, we might've even been able to trade up; the possibilities were endless.

NardDogNation wrote:

VCoug wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

I don't know that Phil agrees with you. The Tyson-Calderon trade this offseason was clearly a win now move. And his goal next Summer is clearly to sign a big name free agent to help get us over the top; what top free agent would agree to sign here of his own free will?

Truth be told, I still don't know the purpose of that trade. Some tried to portray it as an opportunity to ditch Felton while getting young talent but I feel pretty confident in saying that Early and Thansis won't amount to much, while the jury is still out on Larkin. If an influx of youth was what we wanted, I would've ate Felton's contract and dealt Chandler by himself for the best possible deal, which I think was to OKC for Perkins' contract, the 21st and 29th pick. With those picks, we could've gone after a Shabazz Napier, Rodney Hood, Kyle Anderson and/or Spencer Dinwiddie. Hell, we might've even been able to trade up; the possibilities were endless.

CrushAlot wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:

VCoug wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Cheer up gents! There is a great draft pick at the end of this rainbow. There is no guarantee it'll be a keeper but at least we're doing the right thing for a change. There is no incentive in winning this season.

I don't know that Phil agrees with you. The Tyson-Calderon trade this offseason was clearly a win now move. And his goal next Summer is clearly to sign a big name free agent to help get us over the top; what top free agent would agree to sign here of his own free will?

Truth be told, I still don't know the purpose of that trade. Some tried to portray it as an opportunity to ditch Felton while getting young talent but I feel pretty confident in saying that Early and Thansis won't amount to much, while the jury is still out on Larkin. If an influx of youth was what we wanted, I would've ate Felton's contract and dealt Chandler by himself for the best possible deal, which I think was to OKC for Perkins' contract, the 21st and 29th pick. With those picks, we could've gone after a Shabazz Napier, Rodney Hood, Kyle Anderson and/or Spencer Dinwiddie. Hell, we might've even been able to trade up; the possibilities were endless.

Nard was OKC offering that for Chandler?