The hand-checking was so good to see, I wish they allowed more of it today…

GoNYGoNYGo – Ready for 2020 Knicks 2.0: He should’ve won the MVP, even though it was the “Willis Reed game”.
Frazier wasn’t just good, he was ideal. He did everything you want a point guard to do. On offense he organized the team on the floor. He broke down the defense driving the lane. He was 2nd in the NBA in assists and made his teammates better. He could could hit a jumper from anywhere on the floor. He was money at the line.On defense he shut down his opponent. He had quick hands and was a ball thief. More than anything, he was calm and cool.
That’s what I want at the point. He spoiled me.

Agree. Willis was a sentimental choice
First time I watched the game since I had the good fortune of attending. Clyde’s basketball IQ was Mensa level. In fact, the primary rotation had a remarkably high collective BB IQ, which played a role in the game 7 win. Credit must be given to Dick Barnett, who usually defended the top opposing guards ( Monroe, West) allowing Clyde to play the passing lanes and ballhawk. Barnett hit some crazy teardrop type shots over Wilt. Maybe Frank and RJ should work on that.
Could you imagine if Clyde had played this game in the era of social media?

That Walt Frazier dude was a pretty good player, ehhhh…….

He should’ve won the MVP, even though it was the “Willis Reed game”.
Frazier wasn’t just good, he was ideal. He did everything you want a point guard to do. On offense he organized the team on the floor. He broke down the defense driving the lane. He was 2nd in the NBA in assists and made his teammates better. He could could hit a jumper from anywhere on the floor. He was money at the line. On defense he shut down his opponent. He had quick hands and was a ball thief. More than anything, he was calm and cool.
That’s what I want at the point. He spoiled me.

time is like water on a stone, after a while it’ll wear you down…one of things i admire most about z-man, strat, bob and some of the other old farts here – the fire and resoluteness they have…right or wrong, don’t matter…

as a small business owner and leader, don’t compromise on your expectations…as a son, sibling, partner, father, friend – as a wise grocer once said – diminished expectations seem to be a key component to happiness…

i’m going for the bong hit…we’re due for a little luck on a draft pick…

Much more interesting, and telling, is that the difference also includes the letter “I”.

damn, i was totally oblivious to that totally obvious “I”…so happens i was simultaneously processing some stuff at work…i also made an error there too…i can barely do one thing at a time, what was i thinking…i guess it was really me who was bored and lonely…

i am the poster child for human frailty…

see nah nah…that’s how you effectively self deprecate…

LSD version- modern day twin towers with two shooters and a real pg
Robinson – turns into some hybrid of Stoudemire in his prime with the relentlessness of Moses
Anthony Davis – bolts LA and comes to NYC
barrett – uses covid 19 break to correct broken jumper and turns into outside threat
knox – see barrett
ball – first round pick….better than his bro

Decent mushroom version –
robinson – see above
randle – sees the light/transforms into oakley like performer
draft pick – small forward who can shoot
barret – see above
payton or frank transform into serviceable pg

Bong hit version
robinson – incremental improvement but cannot hit a shot outside of the paint
randle – ditto
first round pick actually can contribute
barret – practices during covid break but it doesn’t help much
dsj gets covid takes remsvidir and it cures that and his shooting issues

reality – assumes cole anthony selection and he nevers gets on the court playing behind payton, frank and dsj
robinson – see above
randle – whirling dirvish
barret – bricks away
payton – brings back that funky hairdo to help with the outside shot
bullock – wtf?