Why will D’Antoni not bench Duhon, when he has no qualms about banishing Darko and others, who – it can be argued – have not played well either, but have caused less harm (probably because of their fewer minutes) to the team?

Gallinari looks more and more lost by the minute. He is running VERY slow, doesn’t look for open shots and there is a very good possibility the kid will be damaged by D’Antoni’s chaotic coaching patterns.

When will D’Antoni give MEANINGFUL minutes (as in “let him start a few games”) to Jordan Hill and Douglas? What’s the advantage of falling behind by 20 points with Duhon, Harrington and Chandler as the starters? What’s the advantage of losing the games with Jerffries and Curry instead of giving serious minutes to Darko to see if something can come out of it? After all, we know for sure – by now – that Curry and Jeffries are NOT salvageable. Don’t we?

Hey, I’m even agreeable to the idea of the Knicks making Nate into the starting point guard, with a whip in hand to keep him under control. Anything is better than Duhon, another ESTABLISHED BAD player (he is not a rookie and has never been anything other than a mediocre PG backup).

D’Antoni is GUILTY of ignoring the obvious: ALL players – great, good or bad – just CAN’T give more than they are capable of. They try hard, but they can’t do better: Jeffries, Curry, Duhon, Chandler are NOT starters in any decent team. Chandler is a decent backup – we have three years of evidence. The guy is what he is and D’Antoni is completely out of his mind expecting him to become a good starter. Curry is shot – yes, he will have a few decent games here and there, but he will forever suffer little injuries and the usual lack of motivation. Darko is not far behind, but at least, he is young and seemingly in far better physical condition. We could – and should – take a cvhance on the guy.

Duhon is back to what he has been his entire career: a bad PG. Yes, he had a decent 3-months with the Knicks, but good players don’t go into 9-moth funks. He is back to whatever limitations he has had throughout his career.

bad, bad coaching. An appalling lack of common sense being shown by Walsh and D’Antoni – the team is not as bad as it looks. Maybe I’m just a lousy “armchair coach”, but I think the bad coaching – at every level, beginning with D’antoni – is killing the team as much as anything else.

God, someone gimme a dozen Zantacs, please! This is getting fu**ing hard to stomach…

No joke – watching them really makes me want to crawl in bed with a bottle of vodka

Even M. Breen and W. Clyde were ripping on the Knicks at the end. Time to play the young kids the rest of the season. Forget the draft pick.

This is all part of the final Isaiah Thomas cleansing process…
This is all part of the final Isaiah Thomas cleansing process…
This is all part of the final Isaiah Thomas cleansing process…