Dirrrrty Jersey wrote:Im sure you see all the Knicks games over on the west coast.
Definately seems like you do........ over there where the games are actually played
Do some research first
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Dirrrrty Jersey wrote:migya wrote:What the hell are you talking about!!!! Nate Robinson gets 18.3mins off the bench and Jamal Crawford gets 30.2mins!!!!
Im sure you see all the Knicks games over on the west coast.
Migya actually hails from Australia, Jersey. Don't know if he's on the West Coast or East Coast over there, but he's not from the Bay.
migya wrote:Nate Robinson just seems to have such potential that getting him would be such an investment. the Knicks seem to have a number of guards ahead of him so he won't have much of a chance there
A number of guards ahead of him. Way off....Just said he was starting over crawford recently and that was too hard for the Aussie to understand.
The only Knicks I'd want to be on the Warriors are the cheap, young ones: Frye, Robinson, Lee, Arriza. Okay, maybe Antonio Davis for his leadership skills and expiring contract. Frye and Diogu (the #8 and #9 picks in the last draft) in the same frontcourt? Man, I'd buy season tickets for the next decade to watch those two constantly doing the pick-and-roll with Baron. They'll need to work on the rebounding and defense but that can all be taught and learned.
This brings up a great point: what an idiot GM Isiah Thomas is. Signing marginal players for ridiculous contracts makes Chris Mullin's questionable signings look like chump change. Joe Dumars was not only the smarter, more substantive, and less flashy guard in their playing days, he's also the smarter, more substantive, and less flashy GM in their executive days (drafting Darko being the exception). Probably would've been a better TV broadcaster than Isiah but then that's not really saying much.
This brings up a great point: what an idiot GM Isiah Thomas is. Signing marginal players for ridiculous contracts makes Chris Mullin's questionable signings look like chump change. Joe Dumars was not only the smarter, more substantive, and less flashy guard in their playing days, he's also the smarter, more substantive, and less flashy GM in their executive days (drafting Darko being the exception). Probably would've been a better TV broadcaster than Isiah but then that's not really saying much.
wrycooter wrote:This brings up a great point: what an idiot GM Isiah Thomas is. Signing marginal players for ridiculous contracts makes Chris Mullin's questionable signings look like chump change. Joe Dumars was not only the smarter, more substantive, and less flashy guard in their playing days, he's also the smarter, more substantive, and less flashy GM in their executive days (drafting Darko being the exception). Probably would've been a better TV broadcaster than Isiah but then that's not really saying much.
Right on the money! Dumars oozes respect since he first arrived on the nba scene