THIS... its like pat rileys love for john starksOriginally Posted by diceloveme
Pringles lovessssssssssssssss Gallo. Gallo could have a bad shooting spree for the rest of the season and still start for the remainder of the season.
Wouldn't surprise me considering that Gallo's dad and D'Antoni were teammates and roommates for years in Italy.
Originally Posted by YEEUPP
Will dunks. Amare scream like he just did a 360 on Aldridge. Chandler jogs by him like he missed a game winning layup.
Stoudemire: 'Confidence is Starting to Grow'
Posted: 1/11/2011 6:04:00 AM
Source: Marc Berman of the New York Post
But most importantly, (Amar'e) Stoudemire said he sees this cast as a potential top-four playoff team and being as dangerous as the Suns were last season.
"Confidence is starting to grow in us," Stoudemire said. "Right now we're understanding how good we can be because we're playing smart. Anything can happen in this game. Last year, when I was in Phoenix, nobody expected us in the Western Conference finals and we could've gone to The Finals. I feel the same type of energy here in New York where anything is possible."
Has Donnie Walsh Done Enough?
Posted: 1/11/2011 5:17:00 AM
Source: Yannis Koutroupis of HOOPSWORLD
New York Knicks President of Basketball Operations Donnie Walsh has succeeded in making the Knicks relevant once again. With a record of 21-15 the team is on its way back to the playoffs for the first time since 2004. He's done an admirable job of cleaning up Isiah Thomas' mess and giving the Knicks' faithful a team they can rally behind. However, the Knicks still aren't true contenders for a championship and there should be some doubts about whether or not Walsh is the guy that can get them the pieces they need.
Walsh's contingency plan if (Carmelo) Anthony becomes a Net is to likely keep this improved group together while once again staying flexible for the future when guys like New Orleans Hornets point guard Chris Paul and Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard are free agents.
Will that plan be good enough for Walsh to earn an extension? His contract expires shortly after the regular season is over and Knicks Chairman James Dolan may see fit to go in another direction since Walsh has had ample time to deliver on the big names he talked about upon his hiring in 2008. Walsh's shortcomings in the summer of 2010 could make Dolan wary about buying into big goals and dreams associated with the offseason of 2012.
By no means has Walsh's tenure in New York up to this point been a failure. He's done a lot of good work and significant improvements are very noticeable. But this is a franchise that wants to win championships and if Walsh indeed ends up missing out on Anthony someone else may be better served guiding the Knicks through 2011 and beyond.
Originally Posted by YEEUPP
Will dunks. Amare scream like he just did a 360 on Aldridge. Chandler jogs by him like he missed a game winning layup.
If they don't think I think they'll focus on Dwight and Deron. I think Deron's leaving. But yeah they'll suck for a while in BK if they don't luck out with a phenom in the draft.
