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jazzeum said:
Knicks did their best to blow a 26 point lead tonight but managed to hang on to move on against the Pacers. Whew!
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Talk about a bleep show, loved that 0-19 run.

Outscored 19-0 and they still win.

Their entire offense is; Anthony brings the ball down the court and heaves up a shot, if it goes in, great, if not, he'll do it again next time down the court.

Awesome, now I know why the NBA is so wildly popular.

Would rather see them win it here than see that turd Spike Lee jumping up and down all night long.
 
Not sure what series you were watching but the Knicks had five players in double figures and needed to since Melo only scored in the low 20s. It got as close as it did because they eased up, thinking the game won. Hopefully, they don't make that mistake again. Porgioni and Shumpert had an outstanding game.

Read or heard somewhere that Garnett might be heading to the Lakers and that Pierce may not be back. Time to rebuild I guess.

Nets disappointed. Considering the amount of injuries the Bulls had they should have lost but they're a tough team, with a tough coach. Hope the Nets learn something from that.
 
jazzeum said:
Not sure what series you were watching but the Knicks had five players in double figures and needed to since Melo only scored in the low 20s. It got as close as it did because they eased up, thinking the game won. Hopefully, they don't make that mistake again. Porgioni and Shumpert had an outstanding game.

Read or heard somewhere that Garnett might be heading to the Lakers and that Pierce may not be back. Time to rebuild I guess.

Nets disappointed. Considering the amount of injuries the Bulls had they should have lost but they're a tough team, with a tough coach. Hope the Nets learn something from that.
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I watched enough to see Anthony is a ball hawk who shoots first, passes second.

KG is not going to the Lakers, where did you read that, in that rag the NY Post?

He's either coming back here or he's retiring.

Ainge ruined this team three years ago when he traded Perkins, they had the best record in the NBA at the time, it's been all downhill since.

Time to blow it up.
 
Don't know where I heard but I don't read the Post or the News so it wasn't there.

Is the Coach staying. Heard he might be leaving.

Knicks look pretty flat today.
 
jazzeum said:
Don't know where I heard but I don't read the Post or the News so it wasn't there.

Is the Coach staying. Heard he might be leaving.

Knicks look pretty flat today.
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That is the million dollar question; if Doc leaves and the Celtics buy out Pierce's contract, KG will retire, then they are right back to where they were in the mid 2000's, ie, a train wreck of a team.

They should have won at least one, maybe two more championships with this group; they only won one, which is great, but you needed to get more out of this group than that.............Miami is set up to go on one of those 6 championships in 8 years sort of runs, while the Celtics are going down the drain.
 
The Eastern conference games are brutal to watch. A form of torture. Milwaukee made the playoffs despite being 6 games UNDER .500. Whew. The teams playing Miami are like the Washington Generals to the Harlem Globetrotters. There is no way Garnett is going to the Lakers. That's all the Lakers need. Another aging veteran with a huge contract.
 
Combat said:
There is no way Garnett is going to the Lakers. That's all the Lakers need. Another aging veteran with a huge contract.
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When the Lakers added Howard and Nash, most of the experts out there had them going to the finals and beating the Heat; in the end, they didn't even make it out of the first round, basketball is a young mans game, anyone over the age of 30, you're a tweak or twist away from disaster.
 
Combat said:
The Eastern conference games are brutal to watch. A form of torture. Milwaukee made the playoffs despite being 6 games UNDER .500. Whew. The teams playing Miami are like the Washington Generals to the Harlem Globetrotters. There is no way Garnett is going to the Lakers. That's all the Lakers need. Another aging veteran with a huge contract.
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At least he has heart and desire, unlike Howard.

The Bulls should be a lesson to most of the NBA: playing with less talent (because of injuries) but incredible desire and passion. Obviously, they're going to lose to the Heat but I'm sure it won't be an easy series for the Heat.
 
jazzeum said:
At least he has heart and desire, unlike Howard.

The Bulls should be a lesson to most of the NBA: playing with less talent (because of injuries) but incredible desire and passion. Obviously, they're going to lose to the Heat but I'm sure it won't be an easy series for the Heat.
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It's unclear what Howard has to do with Garnett. The Lakers simply don't have the payroll for another big contract. What would a Knicks fan know about desire and passion? How is Linsanity working out?
 
I follow basketball so I'm not sure what this has to do with the Knicks, plus Lin isn't with them anymore and they're better off for it. Has Howard been that good for the Lakers?

Why do you seem to make things personal. I'm not sure what your issue is.
 
Ok, that was over a year ago and he's gone. Still don't get what this has to do with the here and now.
 
Chicago Grinding Nonames 93, Miami Divas 86

If only Rose's knee wasn't luggage, they'd have a shot at winning this thing..............
 
Didn't see much of the game because had stuff to do and was watching the Ranger game but am surprised at the result. Maybe some rust?
 
can't believe Golden State is giving San Antonio fits on their home court...I thought the first game was a fluke...but I guess not...
 
They're really pounding them. Speaking of poundings, this is an easy for the Bulls to forget but I saw there were a few ejections.
 
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