Or, to out-geek you, Bert Lance might argue “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.”

Hahaha… quoting Bert Lance is pretty funny as he actually lost a primary to Lester Maddox and was run out of town in 6 months as the Carter’s Director of OMB for questionable ethics.

If you put a white hat and white suit on him, he could have body doubled for Boss Hogg on the Dukes of Hazzard.

It is still a good quote 🙂

As Carl Banks says, “Keep the main thing, the main thing.”

Or, to out-geek you, Bert Lance might argue “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.”

Last spring the knicks were fully healthy and had their best playoff run this century despite Thibs doing everything he could to injure everyone and have them exhausted for the playoffs.

Detroit lost to the Nets at home.
Celts got destroyed by the Hornets at home
Cavs got murdered by the Mavs at home

And since the debacle on MLK day vs DAL, we only lost one game to a shitty team (IND in OT at MSG on 2/10). Since then, we’ve beaten some tough teams on the road, and all of our losses except OKC were to tough teams on the road, including on B2Bs.

There might be some kinks still to work out, but no reason for any alarm.

If I was going to complain about Brown it would be about failing to motivate the starters at the beginning of games. A situation I am completely baffled by. It’s maybe some curse that Thibs put on the team.

The 2012-2013 Knicks rode into the playoffs on like a 13 game win streak and then barely survived Boston before losing in the second round.

I just don’t know if you can take too much out of these games, especially with Brown managing minutes the way he is.

i don’t want to give it away but here’s a hint: his name rhymes with Jom Jibodeau

We have a smart, veteran team. They’ll be ready to rock and roll come playoff time. I’d like to see a couple of wins vs. the better teams we play in the remaining games, but mostly just want everyone to be healthy.

Need too rest players.

I will give brown great credit for this last night, sticking to his guns. With the knicks down 15 in the first quarter another coach might have ridden the starters like a rented mule.

Brown’s starter’s minutes allocation: 36, 31, 31, 29, 21. Big picture focus. As Carl Banks says, “Keep the main thing, the main thing.” Try to finish the regular season with the players healthy,worked and fit, but somewhat rested.

Thirteen games to figure it out.