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6 replies on “Knicks Morning News (2026.07.22)”
Things are sure going to get boring waiting for camp unless we make a deal.
I looked at a few of the names on the list.
I think the methodology or the way the question was worded has to be very flawed, some people are confusing fame and talent with popularity or they weren’t asking basketball fans that actually watched his behavior and attitude over the years.
It has James rated as more popular than Curry.
IMO there’s a 0% chance that’s correct.
In all the years Curry has been in the league, I never heard a fan say single bad word about him.
When I’m on facebook or other forums and I see posts about the all time great players and James is included among them, the thread is less about how great Bird, Magic, Jordan, Kobe, James, Kareem etc.. were and comparisons of their skills. It often turns into a James bashing contest. A lot basketball fans dislike him.
So I’ll qualify it by saying, among knowledgable basketball fans James is not very popular personality relative to some other stars.
“Things are sure going to get boring waiting for camp unless we make a deal.”
We likely will, even if it’s not until October (see: KAT trade).
Strat, no one thinks of Kareem in those conversations, but they should.
This is the epitome of an epistemic bubble, Strat. Outside of your algorithm, LeBron is one of the most widely admired athletes on the planet.
Jokic is still a relatively young man, but his last 6 seasons have been the best anyone has ever played in a row and easily could have won MVP every season. His advanced numbers dwarf anyone. And he hasn’t ever played with a Pippen, Kyrie, Magic or Wade.
If I had one pick to start a team, he’d be my guy. He is great himself and makes the others around him better with his unselfish play and immaculate passing.
He’d be in the Pantheon if he played in a major market. Could you imagine going to the Garden to see him play every night?
What a joy it must be to play with him.
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