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fish must have some verbal agreements in his ear
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Breen has been with the Knicks so long though but I HAVE to believe he is dying to get out of his Knicks contract.mike breen the best analyst in the game is missing primetime espn games for this
Breen has been with the Knicks so long though but I HAVE to believe he is dying to get out of his Knicks contract.mike breen the best analyst in the game is missing primetime espn games for this
Daddy Dolan probably signed him to some unbreakable lifetime deal in order to give him his big shot back in like 1992
Only thing I can think of... Unless dude really is just a huge Knicks fans and loves doing the games with Clyde.
In which case he is basically one of us so respect
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/b...e=twitter.com&utm_campaign=NYDNSports+TwitterIt's no secret the Knicks have eyes on Pistons forward Greg Monroe
Maybe the worst kept secret in the NBA is that Phil Jackson plans to pursue Detroit Pistons forward Greg Monroe in free agency this summer. In fact, one league executive called it “about as close to a done deal as you can get.”
A done deal is illegal of course and would open Jackson and the Knicks to tampering charges. A more likely scenario is that representatives from both parties have made their interest known and will proceed accordingly once the free-agent recruiting period begins on July 1st. It happens all the time.
Still, the talk among scouts and executives who attended the Portsmouth Invitational is that Monroe is Jackson’s primary free-agent target. It’s easy to connect the dots; Monroe’s agent, David Falk, is one of the few agents that Jackson has a relationship with going back more than 20 years when Falk was representing Michael Jordan. Falk is looking for a max contract for Monroe and the Knicks, coming off the worst season in franchise history, are happy to oblige.
And don’t think it is just a coincidence that Jackson’s long-time friend, Charley Rosen, was recently quoted saying that Monroe is the perfect triangle player. If the Knicks were to win one of the top picks in the NBA Draft Lottery they would be in position to select either Kentucky’s Karl-Anthony Towns or Duke’s Jahlil Okafor. A frontline of Carmelo Anthony with Monroe and Towns or Okafor is, needless to say, a slight upgrade over what the team has been putting on the floor for most of the season.
Of course, Rosen also said that Towns, a terrific athlete, worker and thinker, doesn’t fit the triangle because he does not possess, how can we say this, Kim Kardashian-type assets. So when Jackson tells you not to make too much over the triangle just remember this; behind the scenes Jackson is always thinking about his beloved triangle.
Despite having never appeared in the playoffs, Monroe is an upgrade. And if he joins the Knicks, Monroe would be the latest in a long line of former Georgetown players to wear the orange and blue. Former Hoyas Patrick Ewing, David Wingate, Othella Harrington, Jerome Williams, Dikembe Mutombo and Michael Sweetney all had varying degrees of success (and failures) with the Knicks.