presumably to cheat on their homework, which I am fine with

O tempora, o mores!

It must have been really awkward when the Ravens called.

Knicks 2025 says:
January 6, 2026 at 19:33
thats pretty funny hubert i reported it the way that it was reported but i should have picked up on that”

i sleuthed out the disconnect on this its not “all seven teams with head coaching vacancies” its actually “seven teams whether they have known coaching vacancies or not” an example would be the miami dolphins by the way its up to nine teams who have reportedly asked after harbaugh now

remarkable indeed donnie, you are doing it right…

too bad we gotta play the clips, suns, and blazers before we get to play the kings…

who knows, get lucky against the clips and go on the road for a week…give the team a chance to spend some time together…

none of them seem to be personally dislikeable, maybe annoying, but nothing all that apparent…hopefully they can get their groove back on the road…

But I’m with Macri in feeling that it’s more than that. I truly wonder whether there is some very serious divisions in the locker room. It would not surprise me in the least if the “roomates” stuff, the ‘Nova boys stuff, etc. wears thin on some teammates who are not in the clique. KAT, in particular, knows that he’s on the outside of that circle looking in, and Fred Katz and James Edwards III remarked in last year’s post-mortem that some teammates were not fans of KAT’s mental lapses on the court:

Publicly, Knicks players made veiled comments all season about poor communication causing their inconsistencies. Behind the scenes, they and coaches expressed frustration with Towns’ defensive habits — less concerned with his talent level and more with his process on that end. Too often, Towns executed incorrect coverages without communicating why he did it. After it became a theme, players worried Towns didn’t grasp the importance of the matter.

That kind of shit doesn’t go away unless the behaviors do, and they are so ingrained at this point that, well to reiterate, KAT is who he is. So when things start to go sideways and players and coaches start pointing fingers, well, there’s the tale of the tape: game film analysis. Enter Mike Brown, who after a series of tough losses in Sacramento, lost the locker room and got fired after singling out De’Aaron Fox and publicly throwing him under the bus. It will be interesting to see whether he can put out this fire.

But I’m with Macri in feeling that it’s more than that. I truly wonder whether there is some very serious divisions in the locker room. It would not surprise me in the least if the “roomates” stuff, the ‘Nova boys stuff, etc. wears thin on some teammates who are not in the clique. KAT, in particular, knows that he’s on the outside of that circle looking in, and Fred Katz and James Edwards III remarked in last year’s post-mortem that some teammates were not fans of KAT’s mental lapses on the court:

Publicly, Knicks players made veiled comments all season about poor communication causing their inconsistencies. Behind the scenes, they and coaches expressed frustration with Towns’ defensive habits — less concerned with his talent level and more with his process on that end. Too often, Towns executed incorrect coverages without communicating why he did it. After it became a theme, players worried Towns didn’t grasp the importance of the matter.

That kind of shit doesn’t go away unless the behaviors do, and they are so ingrained at this point that, well to reiterate, KAT is who he is. So when things start to go sideways and players and coaches start pointing fingers, well, there’s the tale of the tape: game film analysis. Enter Mike Brown, who after a series of tough losses in Sacramento, lost the locker room and got fired after singling out De’Aaron Fox and publicly throwing him under the bus. It will be interesting to see whether he can put out this fire.