Comments on: Knicks 2010 Season Preview Part 2

By: ess-dog

ess-dog — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 20:14:15 +0000

My bad. If I remember, there was a lot of campaigning for Christmas around, no?

By: Z

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 18:51:15 +0000

“Recent draftees Jerel McNeal and Dionte Christmas have been cut by their respective teams. Any interest in taking a look at either of these guards?”

Both those guys went undrafted.

Besides, we still need to cut a player before next week. Are either of those guys any better than the three fungo bats we already have?

By: ess-dog

ess-dog — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 16:56:32 +0000

Recent draftees Jerel McNeal and Dionte Christmas have been cut by their respective teams. Any interest in taking a look at either of these guards?

By: Z

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 16:28:59 +0000

Any chance of trading Larry Hughes for Quentin Richardson?

By: Thomas B.

Thomas B. — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:03:41 +0000

Dejuan Blair’s nintendo numbers continue… 17 pts 10 boards in 14 minutes.

By: Z-man

Z-man — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 02:55:44 +0000

knicks looked better tonight, nice team effort. The 3 was falling and the Celts played their bench in the 4th quarter, but the intensity on D was beyond anything we saw last year.

Jeffries had a very solid game on both ends. He continues to look more tradable every game.

Nate was tremendous again, as was Lee.

The Knicks went big for a stretch and it definitely was a change from last year when we were defenseless vs. a big lineup. Darko was a factor again defensively.

Harrington had a very solid game, looked like an all-star at times.

Not Chandler’s best game, but he was still pretty solid all around.

Danilo was feisty tonight. Daniels and Pierce took it right to him at times, but he responded on the offensive end better than he had all preseason.

By: Robert Silverman

Robert Silverman — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:00:45 +0000

Hah! Good one Merlin. I”d like to think allmy semi-unecessary sub-dependent clauses are merely an homage to David Foster Wallace, but alas, I probably just need to be a better self-editor.

PS – I too pine for the halcyon days of the Sugar Ray/Ray Williams “Dynamic Duo” backcourt.

By: Captain Merlin

Captain Merlin — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:59:57 +0000

Very well penned analysis of these three fellows, however it would have and easily could’ve have been much more concisely put–perhaps leaving out a few of the players’ attributes of which the mercilessly masochistic, though quite upstanding, regular, blog readers and/or contributors like myself who are so infected with that cancerous hope for the future that keeps us reading as if we were, well, upstanding fans of and upstanding team–ha upstanding, that may fit this sect of knick fans, and others on occasion, but is not so much fitting for the focus of our woes and rooting interest, at least of late–I digress, and have momentarily lost my train of thought in the the tangents….Ah, here. Through participating in this blog dedicated to such blind wishing, praying, potion brewing, or what have you, I have arrived at but one potential remedy–one I ought to have arrived at when they first began sucking–engingeer a 10-15 year temporal shift in either direction to either prevent the cap debacle or pray for a brighter tomorrow(no 2010 plan particularly thaws my carbonite frozen Knickerbocker optimism at this juncture)–well i believe that’s enough rant for today….when are me resigning michael ray?