And to start things off
I'm trying to figure out how long this goes on
With Melo and his knee, he just dropped 30+ pts the other game
So the longer he puts off surgery doesn't this
Hurt the Odds on the 2015-2016 season
Or is tonight a case of sitting out from
Regretful anxiety with his summer free agency and Bulls
He didn't sit out against the Rockets[road] but he did with Mavs[road] back spasms
Will he be in the flesh against the Lakers[road]
Will he miss the other Bulls road game too
So ever think “What if?”.
“No, if I start doing that and saying, ‘What if?’ to myself, second-guessing and questioning myself, it won’t be right. For me, mentally, it won’t be right so I will not allow myself to sway towards asking myself ‘What if?’ with this situation or that situation,” Anthony said Wednesday in Tarrytown after the 5-22 Knicks practiced for Thursday’s meeting with the 15-9 Bulls in Chicago.
Just repeating a few points there: 5-22 Knicks, 15-9 Bulls.“What’s done is done. I kind of don’t look at it, I kind of don’t think about it anymore,” Anthony said. “That’s in the past for me. … As far as now and thinking about that situation, it doesn’t even come close to me thinking about that.”
“Conversations that’s been had, advice that’s been given,” Anthony said. “I’ve been around this league a long time. I have seen when things are bad and I have seen when things are good. Not this bad, but eventually everything turns around.
“If I don’t stay the course now, if I don’t believe and have faith in what we are trying to create in this whole journey, then I am fooling myself.”
So amid the horror, Anthony survives and stays sane believing in improvement. Through the draft. Through free agency.
“You think about that,” Anthony said of the not-yet-arrived help. “It’s only right that you think about that. I don’t try to put too much thought into what’s going to happen when we still have [55] games left this season. For me to start thinking ahead of what the possibility is this offseason or next season, I just can’t find myself thinking like that [now].
“You just got to believe. I have never been a quitter in my life or in my career. It is something that you got to believe in, that it will happen and have faith that it will happen and stay the course and just know that this is not the situation that I expected, that we expected. There’s nothing that we can do about it as far as what has happened already. We got to focus on tomorrow.”
Google Translation: yes
smackeddog wrote:So ever think “What if?”.“No, if I start doing that and saying, ‘What if?’ to myself, second-guessing and questioning myself, it won’t be right. For me, mentally, it won’t be right so I will not allow myself to sway towards asking myself ‘What if?’ with this situation or that situation,” Anthony said Wednesday in Tarrytown after the 5-22 Knicks practiced for Thursday’s meeting with the 15-9 Bulls in Chicago.
Just repeating a few points there: 5-22 Knicks, 15-9 Bulls.“What’s done is done. I kind of don’t look at it, I kind of don’t think about it anymore,” Anthony said. “That’s in the past for me. … As far as now and thinking about that situation, it doesn’t even come close to me thinking about that.”
“Conversations that’s been had, advice that’s been given,” Anthony said. “I’ve been around this league a long time. I have seen when things are bad and I have seen when things are good. Not this bad, but eventually everything turns around.
“If I don’t stay the course now, if I don’t believe and have faith in what we are trying to create in this whole journey, then I am fooling myself.”
So amid the horror, Anthony survives and stays sane believing in improvement. Through the draft. Through free agency.
“You think about that,” Anthony said of the not-yet-arrived help. “It’s only right that you think about that. I don’t try to put too much thought into what’s going to happen when we still have [55] games left this season. For me to start thinking ahead of what the possibility is this offseason or next season, I just can’t find myself thinking like that [now].
“You just got to believe. I have never been a quitter in my life or in my career. It is something that you got to believe in, that it will happen and have faith that it will happen and stay the course and just know that this is not the situation that I expected, that we expected. There’s nothing that we can do about it as far as what has happened already. We got to focus on tomorrow.”
Google Translation: yes
I swear this guy has no brain cells
"So he thinks about not thinking about, the future"
"So he stopped thinking about the other situation, after he aired the Documentary on going to the Bulls Dec 2"
You know who should be thinking what if? Phil - because he should have worked out a S&T with anyone and told Melo that was the only way the Knicks were signing him.
