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Less than an hour until July 1. Hopefully this is when our team starts to change and shifts toward winning. We most certainly deserve it...
 
Originally Posted by Basketballsavant

Mike Miller is NOT that good, but he is a veteran and someone who can handle the ball and shoot, not to mention would not be incredibly expensive and comfortable with coming off the bench which is something that NY needs (Lebron or not).
If we do get him for cheap, he would be the fourth, fifth scoring option? Behind Max 1, Max 2, Gallo, and possibly Wilson? I honestly think Mike Miller is very underrated.
 
this is feeling like New Year's
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Well the Knicks already met with Mike Miller and Joe Johnson by now right? The deadline is going by eastern standard time right? So 9pm on the west coast is okay?

Anyway of course that Melo rumor was bs, that doesn't even make sense coming from a Denver reporter.
 
iLLoQuent aka DSK wrote:

Y'all should catch up on the last few pages before you start flooding the thread with #%%$.
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In all fairness, this thread has been moving at a pretty steady clip lately.
 
Originally Posted by Master Zik

Well the Knicks already met with Mike Miller and Joe Johnson by now right? The deadline is going by eastern standard time right? So 9pm on the west coast is okay?

Anyway of course that Melo rumor was bs, that doesn't even make sense coming from a Denver reporter.

they can't meet with them until 12:01 AM EST.
  
 
NEW YORK -- After meeting with free agents Amare Stoudemire and Joe Johnson in Los Angeles, the New York Knicks will head to Ohio.

The Knicks will fly to Cleveland for a 1 p.m. sitdown with LeBron James on Thursday, league sources told ESPN.com's Chris Broussard on Wednesday night.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants James to know one major advantage of being a superstar in the Big Apple.

The mayor says celebrities aren't bothered much in his city of more than 8 million people.

The Cleveland Cavaliers forward is one of the most sought-after players ever to be a free agent in any sport. It becomes official at 12:01 a.m. Eastern time Thursday, and many cities want him.

If the 6-foot-8 forward were to choose the Nets or the Knicks, Bloomberg says he could enjoy a normal, private life in New York City.

Bloomberg says stars love New York because they get publicity working in the biggest city in the nation but aren't bothered while walking down the street.
 
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