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Just enough room to sneak my face underneath
and we're done
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by pr0phecy718,
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where did that onewearz post go?
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they're watching us
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Ae we this god damn politically correct on NT now, that some Mod came in here and deleted Onewearz "Looked like and Indian" post?
Is this what it's turned to? Lol, wow.
Is this what it's turned to? Lol, wow.
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I've seen worse comments go unchanged too
oh well
so indians and asians cant be mentioned on nt. Errbody else is food
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I remember calling Melo a walrus during his Denver days
I know I wasn't the only one.
I know I wasn't the only one.
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dam , to think i actually struggled with melo looked hebrew
i mean no harm mods ....
i mean no harm mods ....
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Melo looks Black in his first picture.
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http://m.espn.go.com/nba/story?storyId=9358941&city=newyork
Jason Kidd wants the Nets head coaching job.
Old man got guts.
Jason Kidd wants the Nets head coaching job.
Old man got guts.
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Wtf @ Me not being nominated.
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I mean you can definitely win most hated TeamNewYorkKnick
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Funniest/wittiest Nyker is BigJ to be honest. Not so much in this thread tho, more in the NBA thread.
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I'm just humbled to be nominated.
It's honor gentlemen and lady.
It's honor gentlemen and lady.
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Who cares about the voting how about our hometown hero Danny green baby he's having a stellar game
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losing by 19 tho
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my daughter just seen the poll and said " they think you're funny "
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Once a Knicks, Not always a Knick
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Yeeup
That line you used made me think Dolan did something bad to Kidd lol
That line you used made me think Dolan did something bad to Kidd lol
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who?
Providence's Ledo says he can help Knicks
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/knic...0tcvtibtgVL?utm_medium=rss&utm_content=Knicks
Providence's Ledo says he can help Knicks
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/knic...0tcvtibtgVL?utm_medium=rss&utm_content=Knicks
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The Knicks resume their pre-draft workouts on Monday with the following five players visiting MSG Training Center:
Lorenzo Brown, Guard, 6-5, 186, North Carolina State, Senior
Brown transormed himself into a pure point guard during his time at N.C. State, giving him excellent size for the position at the next level. He has wiry strength and smooth, if not dynamic, athleticism, according to DraftExpress. Only a 42% shooter (26% from three), Brown relies on excellent handles and a quick first step when looking to create offense for himself.
Myck Kabongo, Guard, 6-1, 180, Texas, Sophomore
Kabongo is another pass first point guard. After a promising freshman year, he was limited to only 11 games this past season because of an NCAA suspension stemming from some airfare and private workouts he accepted. DraftExpress says: "He has very good natural point guard instincts, displays a consistently high basketball IQ, and is extremely unselfish. Combine that with his excellent court vision and these are extremely promising qualities for a point guard prospect to have."
Allen Crabbe, Guard, 6-6, 210, California, Junior
Crabbe possesses prototypical size for an NBA shooting guard, with the stroke to match (36% from three). He often received extra attention from defenses as the Golden Bears' go-to scorer, but he shot 53.6% on open spot up opportunities, according to Synergy Sports Technology.
Jeff Withey, Center, 7-0, 235, Kansas, Senior
Withey, a popular selection for the Knicks in some recent mock drafts, is best known for his incredible shot blocking acumen. The former volleyball player is a legitimate 7-footer with a 7-3 wingspan and above average athleticism for a big man. In just over 30 minutes per game as a Jayhawk last year, he averaged an outrageous 3.9 blocks.
Mike Muscala, Center, 6-11, 239, Bucknell, Senior
Muscala showed improvement every year at Bucknell, finishing up as a well-rounded big man prospect who could wind up getting drafted into the first or early second round. He has an array of post moves and can score with either hand, and his work in the weight room has helped become a stronger, more NBA-ready defender over the course of his career.
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Lorenzo Brown, Guard, 6-5, 186, North Carolina State, Senior
Brown transormed himself into a pure point guard during his time at N.C. State, giving him excellent size for the position at the next level. He has wiry strength and smooth, if not dynamic, athleticism, according to DraftExpress. Only a 42% shooter (26% from three), Brown relies on excellent handles and a quick first step when looking to create offense for himself.
Myck Kabongo, Guard, 6-1, 180, Texas, Sophomore
Kabongo is another pass first point guard. After a promising freshman year, he was limited to only 11 games this past season because of an NCAA suspension stemming from some airfare and private workouts he accepted. DraftExpress says: "He has very good natural point guard instincts, displays a consistently high basketball IQ, and is extremely unselfish. Combine that with his excellent court vision and these are extremely promising qualities for a point guard prospect to have."
Allen Crabbe, Guard, 6-6, 210, California, Junior
Crabbe possesses prototypical size for an NBA shooting guard, with the stroke to match (36% from three). He often received extra attention from defenses as the Golden Bears' go-to scorer, but he shot 53.6% on open spot up opportunities, according to Synergy Sports Technology.
Jeff Withey, Center, 7-0, 235, Kansas, Senior
Withey, a popular selection for the Knicks in some recent mock drafts, is best known for his incredible shot blocking acumen. The former volleyball player is a legitimate 7-footer with a 7-3 wingspan and above average athleticism for a big man. In just over 30 minutes per game as a Jayhawk last year, he averaged an outrageous 3.9 blocks.
Mike Muscala, Center, 6-11, 239, Bucknell, Senior
Muscala showed improvement every year at Bucknell, finishing up as a well-rounded big man prospect who could wind up getting drafted into the first or early second round. He has an array of post moves and can score with either hand, and his work in the weight room has helped become a stronger, more NBA-ready defender over the course of his career.
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The thing with Withey is that he is probably stronger at this point than Tyson is, but I had been reading that scouts didnt think too much of him after the Combine. Brown and Crabbe are pretty much the same player, except Crabbe is probably stronger. Both would be good picks considering their size and athleticism, something the Knicks need bad. Huge fan of Larkin, though.
