Knicks · Priceline commercial featuring Latrel Sprewell (page 1)

saw this the other day.. couldn't believe spree was in a commercial after all this time haha. we haven't had a guard like spree since......?

I'm glad he's getting some extra money to finally feed his family, lol.

I was thinking the other day how D Will reminds me of Latrell, in terms of how he gets out on the break and attacks. I just remember how in 99, Latrell and Cambey were so aggressive against the Hawks, and how they had no answer for our athleticism.

Spree looks good- he could lace up and be our best back court player today

I like the Ewing commercial better

NardDogNation wrote:I'm glad he's getting some extra money to finally feed his family, lol.

I was going to use the joke but wanted one of you to jump on the action lol. What's not funny is the dude actually needs the money now. If you can Google sprewell and his storey of bad investments and life decisions. It's good that he can make fun of himself in the commercial

franco12 wrote:I was thinking the other day how D Will reminds me of Latrell, in terms of how he gets out on the break and attacks. I just remember how in 99, Latrell and Cambey were so aggressive against the Hawks, and how they had no answer for our athleticism.

Spree looks good- he could lace up and be our best back court player today

Yeah, but Spree was on a different level energy wise. Every dunk looked like a cathartic experience for him. Spree had everything great career, money, a great auto parts business on the side, too bad it wasn't enough.

GustavBahler wrote:

franco12 wrote:I was thinking the other day how D Will reminds me of Latrell, in terms of how he gets out on the break and attacks. I just remember how in 99, Latrell and Cambey were so aggressive against the Hawks, and how they had no answer for our athleticism.

Spree looks good- he could lace up and be our best back court player today

Yeah, but Spree was on a different level energy wise. Every dunk looked like a cathartic experience for him. Spree had everything great career, money, a great auto parts business on the side, too bad it wasn't enough.

He had a horrible attitude. If he was a nicer person he would be doing fine. Who knows though he probably is doing fine now. Broke to him is probably wealthy to most of us

EnySpree wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

franco12 wrote:I was thinking the other day how D Will reminds me of Latrell, in terms of how he gets out on the break and attacks. I just remember how in 99, Latrell and Cambey were so aggressive against the Hawks, and how they had no answer for our athleticism.

Spree looks good- he could lace up and be our best back court player today

Yeah, but Spree was on a different level energy wise. Every dunk looked like a cathartic experience for him. Spree had everything great career, money, a great auto parts business on the side, too bad it wasn't enough.

He had a horrible attitude. If he was a nicer person he would be doing fine. Who knows though he probably is doing fine now. Broke to him is probably wealthy to most of us

Wasnt too thrilled about deal that brought him here, but Spree won me over. His attitude was better than he got credit for. He was an SG and had to play SF to accomodate Houston, even though he was a better all around player. Had to defend bigger guys than him almost every night.

Would have been much happier if they moved Houston and filled out the roster, hard to do with that 100 million dollar contract and Dolan's man crush on Houston.

In the end Sprewell was his worst enemy, but for a while he was something else for the Knicks.