I bought 11 Rings but haven't gotten around to reading it. Maybe I'll start that after I finish the one I'm currently reading.
I read 11 Rings right after he got the job with the Knicks... it was a great read and definitely lays his philosophy out
Phil in the book spoke often about Red Holzman and the importance of defense leading to ball movement.
Im not focused on Jose being slow, or who we get on the waiver wire. Unless he is willing to play the right way, we can pass.
Phil wants the beauty of basketball to return. Winning is a symptom of that and should be a draw to free agents.
Fist, change the culture and a roster of willing men. Year 1 was the tear down, year two is beginning.
Thought that 11 Rings was some kind of J.R.R. Tolkien fan fiction novel.
Have read the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit... no other books about rings.
Only BB books I've ever read were Miracle on 33rd Street, The Open Man, and The City Game... and we're talking about 45 years ago.
WaltLongmire wrote:Thought that 11 Rings was some kind of J.R.R. Tolkien fan fiction novel.
Have read the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit... no other books about rings.
Only BB books I've ever read were Miracle on 33rd Street, The Open Man, and The City Game... and we're talking about 45 years ago.
Might be time to update the reading list!!!
"Rings" are a Knick fiction since 1973!
Nalod wrote:WaltLongmire wrote:Thought that 11 Rings was some kind of J.R.R. Tolkien fan fiction novel.
Have read the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit... no other books about rings.
Only BB books I've ever read were Miracle on 33rd Street, The Open Man, and The City Game... and we're talking about 45 years ago.
Might be time to update the reading list!!!
"Rings" are a Knick fiction since 1973!
I hope out little Jimmy hobbit will not drown the ring of power in the Hudson...
