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I've came up with a Knicks dicussion. Here's what you do. I'll pick a person on the Knicks team and all of you talk about him, the next day I will pick another person on the Knicks team and we talk about him and we do this everyday, I guess........


1st up: Lenny Wilkens
 
Good coach , I just dont like him because I thought he was french back when he coached the raptors lol...anywas Im trying to like him now..hopefully bringing the knicks back on track.
 
I've never knew lenny that much, except for that he was the Raptors coach, has the most losses as coaches, and was one of the 50 greatest players of all time. Now I know bunches of facts on him like he has the most wins as a coach, coached numerous teams and I think he won a couple championships. He has done a great job with the knicks so far.
 
I guess we have no fans todiscuss about Lenny. I might be out tommorow, so i'll just post the next person to talk about.


Isiah Thomas.
 
crazy azz mofo lol he turning the knicks around and with all this big changes the knicks can be a really good team in the east.
 
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting TMac_OwNz:</div><div class="quote_post">crazy azz mofo lol he turning the knicks around and with all this big changes the knicks can be a really good team in the east.</div>




I agree, it's like Isiah is going suicide with the knicks team and luckily he survives at what he has done........ for now.
 
Next Guy: Allan Houston.



Now here is a guy that dosen't much emotion at all. Only averages two fouls in his career. He is auto-matic from the line averages 1.9.5 points this season.
 
As good as Allan is now, if he had heart, he could have been as good as Michael Jordan.
 
I dunno bout that...he could be really good as ..almost kobe and tmac .. but I love him like that he is quite...his 3's are beautiful..automatic from the charity line..great jumpers..
 
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Waneko:</div><div class="quote_post">As good as Allan is now, if he had heart, he could have been as good as Michael Jordan.</div>

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HeheheheheHAHAHAHAHAhehe. *gasp* HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

That's really funny. Allan 'can't average over 23 ppg' Houston? I love him as a player, but that's not even a stretch, its flat out ridiculous.


But back to the discussion part. I like Allan Houston's game, and I think that he and Star match up together nicely, like Chauncey and Rip in Detroit. He's a catch and shoot guy, and an outside threat to compliment anyone inside the Knicks have.

Well, the Knicks don't really have a threat down low right now, but if they could pick up someone like Reef, I think that Houston's value to the team would be that much greater, although it would drop him down to the third option on offense.
 
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Waneko:</div><div class="quote_post">As good as Allan is now, if he had heart, he could have been as good as Michael Jordan.</div>


Allan would have to show a lot of emotion to be like MJ and I would also have to say good teammates. Jordan's most common teammates were Scottie Pippen, Toni Kukoc, Dennis Rodman, Ron Harper(what happen to him?), and Luc Longley. Allan has Stephon Marbury, Keith Van Horn, and just Dikembe Mutombo, I guess........
 
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Waneko:</div><div class="quote_post">As good as Allan is now, if he had heart, he could have been as good as Michael Jordan.</div>

I love H20 but this is an absolutely ridiculous statement
 
If Stephon Marbury wasn't an NBA player, he would be the biggest knicks fan, besides Spike Lee of course. I remember Ahmad Rashard interviewing Stephon and one of the things Stephon did was he snuck into a knics game when he was a child. Stephon Marbury is averaging 19.8 ppg. and 8.8 apg. Stephon should stay with the knicks for the rest of his career.
 
NYK and Wilkens seem to be the perfect fit for Steph. Steph is playing for his favorite team and will surely give his all each and every night. Wilkens give him full control of the team and I think that is what a point guard needs to succeed. And yeah, I guess it'd be good for him to remain in New York for the rest of his career.
 
Marbury could be what the Knicks need to get to the top, but he's gonna have to defer more than he ever did in New Jersey and Phoenix in order to win here. His flashy numbers are nice, and the truth was that he didn't really have that many players to defer to at his other stops.

The Knicks need a low post scorer as their next addition. Isiah Thomas knows this, and Lenny probably does too. And whoever that might be will need to be the first option on offense, over Marbury and Houston. And Marbury needs to accept that, instead of trying to buck the system. If he accepts the role, then I think he can lead the Knicks to their biggest success in a decade.
 
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting starman85:</div><div class="quote_post">If he accepts the role, then I think he can lead the Knicks to their biggest success in a decade.</div>

Whoa in a decade? So you think that Marbury has the potential to lead the Knicks to the Finals and actually win?
 
KVH, underachiever no doubt. Hated by his teammates wherever he goes. Seems to be playing the ball of his career after the Marbury trade though, but I won't be surprised to see him go in the offseason or even before Feb.19.
 
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting franchise3:</div><div class="quote_post"> Hated by his teammates wherever he goes.</div>



hmmmm......... sounds intresting, is there a source because he is one part of the Knicks to get into the playoffs, but he's underrated, but I think that's a good thing.
 
Whoever played with him hated him. Steph in NJ, Kidd in NJ, there's more but I forgot whom.
 
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting franchise3:</div><div class="quote_post">Whoever played with him hated him. Steph in NJ, Kidd in NJ, there's more but I forgot whom.</div>

K-mart, pretty much hated him too. But I think Van Horn has proven him self to be a very useful 3rd option on the Knicks. Everybody figured he was going to be the next great white player(dont mean to offend anyone)when he came out of the University of Utah . And It didnt help that former teamates like Jason Williams was caling him the next Larry Bird. But Van horn has used New York as a way to prove himself. He has handled the garden pressure very well imo.

Now to Kurt Thomas, I think he is extremely underappreciated by the casual Knick fans. To have a guy that gives you a double-double basicly every night for the last 2 or 3 years is very rare into days NBA. And if you compare his #ers to those of Jamal Magloire, Carlos Boozer, Eric Dampier they are extremely similar or at least in the same range yet the fans of those players are screaming for them to make the all-star team. But Knick fans arent doing the same for kurt. The Guy has been on the trade block for the last 2 seasons. Despite playing a undersized center last season & being the most consistent knick. When Mcdyess cames back from injury, the Knicks just took thomas' starting spot & alot of minutes away from him. And he hardly complained. But soon as the Mcdyess situation finally showed that it was never going to work out, who do the Knicks look to Ol' reliable Kurt Thomas. And he never said "I told you so". He just re-entered into the starting line up.And went back to giving the knicks nearly a double-double every night. Knick fans complain that he doesnt do enuff work in the low block (which has some thruth some nights) but if you spend your whole Knick career as an undersized center you have to create different ways to score. So he uses the mid range jumper to score alot. but thats what comes along with the Kurt Thomas package.As long as his rebound # are there then how can you complain. Knick fans fail to realize that Kurt thomas(along with Latrell Sprewell, when he was there) is the only knick in the last past 3 or 4 years that even resemble "the effort,blue collar Knicks" of the early & mid 90's. Kurt Thomas had a great college career TCU (where he lead the nation in scoring & rebounds). And has improved different parts of his game every year as a knick. He went from a solid backup to a more than reliable starter. He wont truly be appreciated until he is gone. Compared to some of those cupcakes that the Knicks went to war with over the past few years at the bigmen spots like Camby, & Mcdyess. I'll take Kurt Thomas over them in a heartbeat. And I'll take Kurt Thomas in a nets uniform anyday of the week. I hear alot of people saying Rasheed this & Rasheed that. but trust me, the Knick fans & organization wont be able to pull some of the things that they have done to kurt on Rasheed or the whole world will hear about it a 1000 times over again.
 
I agree. Kurt Thomas is the silent assasin for the Knicks this season. Averaging a double-double night in night out going against quality post players is hard, especially when you've got other superstars wanting to score themselves and a 7-3 monster trying to grab your rebounds from you.
 
Next up: Frank Williams


Do we see a future in this young one's career?
 
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Ming637:</div><div class="quote_post">Next up: Frank Williams


Do we see a future in this young one's career?</div>
He's not gonna be a Knick for long, i hope he goes to a team where he can showcase his talent.
 
Yes, his future definitely looks bright, but if he stays in a Knick uniform, he wouldn't have a future.
 
Next Up:Penny Hardaway



You think he still got some juice left in him?
 
yeah he still has some juice left in him..I remember when it was him and shaq
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oh well..he can still do a lot of things.
 
Next up: Dikembe Mutombo aka Blocking Machine.


This season Dikembe Mutombo passed David Robinson on the all-time blocking leaders. Thoughts?
 

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