Originally Posted by THE GR8
A WINNNNN!!!!! I CANT BELIEVE IT!!!
Maybe we can see a little resurgence of Steph?
Crawford=
Bulls=
Lee is still a huge animal, we wouldnt have won without him
at ma homie Nate's statline. & pts 10 assists 7 boards. Thats a big steph for ma homie Nate. props to him. I still think we should definitley hold onto him, he is a great backup guard, and he played like a point today. PROPS
btw, Curry still sucks, and SMH at any Knicks fan who will jump back on that bum's bandwagon for two 20 point games in a miserable season
and no, i am not overly excited over that game, we are TERRIBLE, just wanna be a little happy right now
btw i will be in attendance tomorrow for the first time since opening night
they played with heart tonight especially Curry. (poor choice of words with Currys condition but whatever).
good one
Originally Posted by THE GR8
A WINNNNN!!!!! I CANT BELIEVE IT!!!
Maybe we can see a little resurgence of Steph?
Crawford=
Bulls=
Lee is still a huge animal, we wouldnt have won without him
at ma homie Nate's statline. & pts 10 assists 7 boards. Thats a big steph for ma homie Nate. props to him. I still think we should definitley hold onto him, he is a great backup guard, and he played like a point today. PROPS
btw, Curry still sucks, and SMH at any Knicks fan who will jump back on that bum's bandwagon for two 20 point games in a miserable season
and no, i am not overly excited over that game, we are TERRIBLE, just wanna be a little happy right now
btw i will be in attendance tomorrow for the first time since opening night
Knicks' Curry Takes Shot At Paxson
January 8, 2008 - 6:07 amNew York Post -
Former Bull Eddy Curry took a shot at Chicago GM John Paxson for his timing on the Scott Skiles firing.
"It was crazy they let him go Christmas Eve," Curry said.
Paxson would not give Curry a long-term deal because of his irregular heartbeat. Curry is not a fan of Paxson - or of Skiles.
"He's extremely hard on you, especially (when) you're going as hard as you can, and he continues to push us," Curry said. "I'm pretty sure you can only take so much."
Isiah: "I'll Fix This As Coach"
January 8, 2008 - 8:58 amNew York Post -
A defiant Isiah Thomas said he has no plans to ask Knicks' owner James Dolan for a leave of absence from the bench to focus on the team presidency, saying he will "fix this and make it right" from the coach's seat.
Dolan has no immediate plans to ask Thomas to move upstairs either.
With the Knicks riding a seven-game losing streak and carrying a despicable 8-24 record into the United Center to face the Bulls tonight, Thomas claimed better coaches may be out there to guide Team Titanic II, but none will be as "committed" to saving the sinking ship than him.
"I know I won't find a more passionate person and a more committed person to do this than myself," Thomas said. "Sure, there could be smarter people. But in terms of the determination and a passion to make it right, I know I'm not going to find anyone out there who wants to do it more than I want to do it right now."
