Comments on: C.C. Heavily Recruiting Lebron http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/ The One-Stop Shop for Hopeful Knick Fans Thu, 09 Feb 2012 23:30:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: HaS http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-77260 HaS Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:56:47 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-77260 Awww thanks man, you think the blog would be more depressing without me! Ok I'll lurk in the shadows a little, but I'm keeping my long posts to a minimum until something meaningful or surprising happens. Awww thanks man, you think the blog would be more depressing without me!

Ok I’ll lurk in the shadows a little, but I’m keeping my long posts to a minimum until something meaningful or surprising happens.

]]> By: pedro http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-77253 pedro Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:34:49 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-77253 number 4 number 4

]]> By: pedro http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-77251 pedro Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:34:03 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-77251 There's a play on this video, where Lebron just doesn't play defense on Gallo's drive to the basket.. hehe.. He likes the kid. There’s a play on this video, where Lebron just doesn’t play defense on Gallo’s drive to the basket.. hehe.. He likes the kid.

]]> By: gbaked http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-76997 gbaked Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:59:01 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-76997 im crossing my fingers for this to be true... step 1 for blog to become more depressing happening right here. im crossing my fingers for this to be true…

step 1 for blog to become more depressing happening right here.

]]> By: SilentJay http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-76991 SilentJay Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:51:45 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-76991 For a long time we've had the optimists and pessimists, the DW believers and DW opposers. But after 7 games (some might say it is too early, but it hasn't become a major discussion point) we've all come to the same conclusions and agreements beyond our initial beliefs, but because of the dismal effort the team we love has shown. We all seem to agree that a vast majority of this team ("vets") play without any sort of passion or willingness to fight (which equals to playing with honor); that the coaching needs to step up in times of desperate leadership from above, and if not should be criticized for it; that, if this season won't amount to much, at least give the young ones time so they can get themselves in NBA shape to see if they can do any good next year; and, if things are to change for this season, this team needs major rattling, whether it comes from sitting the vets indefetinely or making significant trades to bring in fresh faces who actually are looking to accomplish something. Larry Hughes seems to be the only vet that actually has shown professionalism (IMO, at least), and has definitely proven my words wrong, and I'm glad, while Chandler, instead of living up for what was done last season seems to have backstepped in his development. Whether it is a mental state or his recovery just before camp, he seems to have become a trade chip more than a "building block" (but I think DW will hold on him and not pull the trigger so early). At least we've all come together (including Tommy) into many conclusions. Too bad it had to happen because our team was embarassing itself and its fanbase, which has always stood proud no matter what. For a long time we’ve had the optimists and pessimists, the DW believers and DW opposers. But after 7 games (some might say it is too early, but it hasn’t become a major discussion point) we’ve all come to the same conclusions and agreements beyond our initial beliefs, but because of the dismal effort the team we love has shown.
We all seem to agree that a vast majority of this team (“vets”) play without any sort of passion or willingness to fight (which equals to playing with honor); that the coaching needs to step up in times of desperate leadership from above, and if not should be criticized for it; that, if this season won’t amount to much, at least give the young ones time so they can get themselves in NBA shape to see if they can do any good next year; and, if things are to change for this season, this team needs major rattling, whether it comes from sitting the vets indefetinely or making significant trades to bring in fresh faces who actually are looking to accomplish something.
Larry Hughes seems to be the only vet that actually has shown professionalism (IMO, at least), and has definitely proven my words wrong, and I’m glad, while Chandler, instead of living up for what was done last season seems to have backstepped in his development. Whether it is a mental state or his recovery just before camp, he seems to have become a trade chip more than a “building block” (but I think DW will hold on him and not pull the trigger so early).
At least we’ve all come together (including Tommy) into many conclusions. Too bad it had to happen because our team was embarassing itself and its fanbase, which has always stood proud no matter what.

]]> By: BiggieSmalls http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-76971 BiggieSmalls Mon, 09 Nov 2009 03:46:27 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-76971 Memphis will just buy out Iverson. Otherwise they will have to wait til Dec 15th to trade him.. And the grizz dont want that and Iverson doesnt want that. Memphis will just buy out Iverson. Otherwise they will have to wait til Dec 15th to trade him.. And the grizz dont want that and Iverson doesnt want that.

]]> By: Chris Alvino http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-76970 Chris Alvino Mon, 09 Nov 2009 03:37:50 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-76970 That should be the motto of this site..... fantastic Anyway.... Iverson should have been a Knick to start the season. Walsh should have gambled.... but he didn't. Anyway, I think the Washington Wizards have some nice young pieces that the Knicks should look at. Both Javale McGee and Nick Young have gotten buried deeper on the bench down there (Young because of the arrival of Foye, and McGee because of the emergence of Blatche and the return of Haywood). I do not want to get too crazy with trade ideas yet, but the Knicks should deal off their veterans to acquire as much young talent / draft picks as possible. I am not overly sold on Young, but he can shoot and he is a capable scorer at the 2. He fills a need for this team. On the other hand, I was quite impressed with McGee last year when he played NY. Long, athletic, and willing to defend and run the floor. Get him while his stock is low. That should be the motto of this site….. fantastic

Anyway…. Iverson should have been a Knick to start the season. Walsh should have gambled…. but he didn’t.

Anyway, I think the Washington Wizards have some nice young pieces that the Knicks should look at. Both Javale McGee and Nick Young have gotten buried deeper on the bench down there (Young because of the arrival of Foye, and McGee because of the emergence of Blatche and the return of Haywood). I do not want to get too crazy with trade ideas yet, but the Knicks should deal off their veterans to acquire as much young talent / draft picks as possible. I am not overly sold on Young, but he can shoot and he is a capable scorer at the 2. He fills a need for this team. On the other hand, I was quite impressed with McGee last year when he played NY. Long, athletic, and willing to defend and run the floor. Get him while his stock is low.

]]> By: bduigs http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-76969 bduigs Mon, 09 Nov 2009 01:59:24 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-76969 I love that this many people care about the Knicks! The General Tommy Dee' s job is to stir the pot. Now I disagree with Tommy regarding the Knicks regularly. Have for years. Let's get one thing straight. Tommy Dee cares about the Knicks. And this team has been run well since DW took over. D'Antoni's judgement season will come once the summer of '10 arrives and we make our moves. "You can't win without the horses" Until then.............................................................Stay thirsty Knick fans. I love that this many people care about the Knicks! The General Tommy Dee’ s job is to stir the pot. Now I disagree with Tommy regarding the Knicks regularly. Have for years.

Let’s get one thing straight. Tommy Dee cares about the Knicks. And this team has been run well since DW took over. D’Antoni’s judgement season will come once the summer of ’10 arrives and we make our moves.

“You can’t win without the horses”

Until then…………………………………………………….Stay thirsty Knick fans.

]]> By: HaS http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-76967 HaS Mon, 09 Nov 2009 01:56:02 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-76967 So depressing around the blog now. Now that everyone is seeing what I was seeing all offseason, I'm no longer the voice of doom. More like I'm preaching to the choir. Sad. See you guys next offseason. Peace. So depressing around the blog now. Now that everyone is seeing what I was seeing all offseason, I’m no longer the voice of doom. More like I’m preaching to the choir.

Sad.

See you guys next offseason.

Peace.

]]> By: Bob http://www.theknicksblog.com/2009/11/08/c-c-heavily-recruiting-lebron/#comment-76964 Bob Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:06:59 +0000 http://www.theknicksblog.com/?p=10683#comment-76964 would you trade your number 1 ,for wilson chandler?not if you were picking 29th would you trade your number 1 ,for wilson chandler?not if you were picking 29th

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