Comments on: 2012 Game Thread: Knicks @ Timberwolves

By: KnickInSeattle

KnickInSeattle — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 16:44:41 +0000

1) I rarely comment at all.
2) You spent much of last year criticizing me after I pointed out that you are often contentious and looking to cause strife.
3) There is no ocean in Seattle.
4) I’m not certain what’s selfish about what I did, which is simply state what I believe…that you’re more interested in snarky comments than results.

By: hoolahoop

hoolahoop — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 14:17:33 +0000

KnickInSeattle: Hoolahoop, I simply don’t believe that you want Melo to change his game. It’s clear from your tone and attitude that you’d rather be right (I don’t think you are) than for the team to adjust and to win.

I understand you're a Melo defender, but keep your criticisms to your own selfish self.

By: hoolahoop

hoolahoop — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 14:15:21 +0000

KnickInSeattle: Hoolahoop, I simply don’t believe that you want Melo to change his game. It’s clear from your tone and attitude that you’d rather be right (I don’t think you are) than for the team to adjust and to win.

Number one, you're 100% wrong. Number two, you make stupid comment after stupid comment showing how little you know about basketball, and I've never criticized you once. And here you are, another idiot telling someone what they really believe. Go dive in the Seattle ocean

By: KnickInSeattle

KnickInSeattle — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 05:45:11 +0000

Hoolahoop, I simply don’t believe that you want Melo to change his game.

It’s clear from your tone and attitude that you’d rather be right (I don’t think you are) than for the team to adjust and to win.

By: hoolahoop

hoolahoop — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 05:42:12 +0000

Frank O.: The Knicks are good when all the players feel like they are in the game. When Melo and Amare go ISO, people stand around, they’re less engaged and they have trouble turning their energy up. The ball needs to move no matter if Lin is in or not.

Thank you

By: jon abbey

jon abbey — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 04:53:36 +0000

Spree8nyk8: Are we beating this kid up too hard already?

yes, but there was no choice and he did manage to draw the foul at the end. all of those early season losses made every win now that much more important, and the #6 seed should be the goal, presumably missing MIA/CHI in the first round then. he has two days off now and a hopefully inspired Amare back, maybe even time for a practice on Monday. they do need to keep his minutes down, Baron still can't get here soon enough.

By: Jim Cavan

Jim Cavan — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 04:50:47 +0000

http://knickerblogger.net/knicks-100-timberwolves-98/

Grades are up y’all!

By: jxbeirne

jxbeirne — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 04:45:02 +0000

Um, I served with Herb Williams. I knew Herb Williams. With respect, Brian Cronin is no Herb Williams. When did you ever hear calls for "BRIAN" late in a hopeless game at the Garden? Never.

Jake S.: Is there anyone on Knickerblogger that DOESN’T think Brian Cronin would be a step up from Herb Williams?

By: Frank O.

Frank O. — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 04:33:01 +0000

The Knicks are good when all the players feel like they are in the game. When Melo and Amare go ISO, people stand around, they’re less engaged and they have trouble turning their energy up.
The ball needs to move no matter if Lin is in or not.

By: Frank O.

Frank O. — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 04:30:45 +0000

Spree8nyk8: Frank Isola @FisolaNYDN Jeremy Lin walking with a slight limp. Received treatment for his knees and ankles. “He’s old man,” Jared Jeffries said Are we beating this kid up too hard already? He’s playing a lot of mins which I think would come down some after Amar’e and Melo come back, but are we risking doing to this guy what we did to Amar’e?

Yeah, spree, I was going to say you should gear back on Lin a bit, but I figured you knew what you were doing...lol