Most folks here are ride or die Knicks supporters. OAKAAK believers too.
Why is it that in sports we can easily criticize our favorite team. I mean the entire organization from top to bottom and laugh about it but we can never do this with our politics?
It’s like living in the world where everyone of your friends is still a Frank Knilitkina apologist and no one ever moved on to say…”yeah, that wasn’t one of my smartest ideas” and laugh about it…
I’ll go first. – I voted for DeBlasio both times.
That’s a great post, Director. Political leanings are never as cut and dry as Frank, though. They’re more like Leon Rose. Some folks won’t tolerate you talking about the ghastly mistakes he’s made bc they think the focus should be entirely on how much better off we are than with the last guy. It’s an illogical, fear-based position based on inability to be comfortable with a dialectic. Perhaps it’s unsurprising then that I was the only one who agrees with you.
i dont think that anyone here is trying to beautify charlie kirk beatify maybe but not beautify and if they are trying to beatify him they shouldnt be doing that either besides i think that maybe only the pope can do that anyway
after this past january i felt that it would only be a matter of time before this site fully embraced political discourse and eight months later here we are
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Well, it’s been fun, boys and boys. Catch you when training camp starts, I hope.
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Yeah, if it’s politics, i close the thread. See you tomorrow.
Wait, there’s big news, though:
The Knicks are also considering adding Trey Jemison III to the training camp roster, sources told Ian Begley of SNY.
His -7.3 bpm last year in 226 minutes sounds promising. Also:
The Knicks also still have two two-way spots to fill and are looking at players outside of the organization for those roles.
Intriguing.
Malcolm Brogdon
Reminder that today is Bagel Radio live show, where they play new cuts (and some older stuff).
Why is it that in sports we can easily criticize our favorite team. I mean the entire organization from top to bottom and laugh about it but we can never do this with our politics?
If the Knicks lose to the Celtics, a lot of my friends and family’s marriages won’t become illegal, my youngest will never be able to use a public restroom without harassment, my daughter will lose access to birth control, and I’ll have to work to the age of 69.
People like sports (and other entertainment) to allow them to forget the pain and troubles of life. If you net you life savings and everything you know on a Knicks game, I don’t think you’d be laughing much if they lose.
I have an uncle who is very temperate and calm demeanor. The only time I’ve seen him lose his shit in my whole life is a Vikings MNF football game where he obviously had money on the Vikings.
Brogdon can probably be useful if he’s healthy. He potentially can serve as a backup PG.
I have to imagine he still gets enough offers that he only comes here if he has a good shot at making the roster.
Thinking the plan is still to move Kolek, and now I’m betting on Brogdon & Shamet taking the last 2 spots
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That’s a great post, Director. Political leanings are never as cut and dry as Frank, though. They’re more like Leon Rose. Some folks won’t tolerate you talking about the ghastly mistakes he’s made bc they think the focus should be entirely on how much better off we are than with the last guy. It’s an illogical, fear-based position based on inability to be comfortable with a dialectic. Perhaps it’s unsurprising then that I was the only one who agrees with you.
i dont think that anyone here is trying to beautify charlie kirk beatify maybe but not beautify and if they are trying to beatify him they shouldnt be doing that either besides i think that maybe only the pope can do that anyway
after this past january i felt that it would only be a matter of time before this site fully embraced political discourse and eight months later here we are
Well, it’s been fun, boys and boys. Catch you when training camp starts, I hope.
Yeah, if it’s politics, i close the thread. See you tomorrow.
Wait, there’s big news, though:
His -7.3 bpm last year in 226 minutes sounds promising. Also:
Intriguing.
Malcolm Brogdon
Reminder that today is Bagel Radio live show, where they play new cuts (and some older stuff).
https://www.bagelradio.com/listen
Him too! 1-year deal.
Does he have anything at all left in the tank?
If the Knicks lose to the Celtics, a lot of my friends and family’s marriages won’t become illegal, my youngest will never be able to use a public restroom without harassment, my daughter will lose access to birth control, and I’ll have to work to the age of 69.
People like sports (and other entertainment) to allow them to forget the pain and troubles of life. If you net you life savings and everything you know on a Knicks game, I don’t think you’d be laughing much if they lose.
I have an uncle who is very temperate and calm demeanor. The only time I’ve seen him lose his shit in my whole life is a Vikings MNF football game where he obviously had money on the Vikings.
Brogdon can probably be useful if he’s healthy. He potentially can serve as a backup PG.
I have to imagine he still gets enough offers that he only comes here if he has a good shot at making the roster.
Thinking the plan is still to move Kolek, and now I’m betting on Brogdon & Shamet taking the last 2 spots
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