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04-25-11 06:15 PM #26
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04-25-11 10:05 PM #27
Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
Landry booed at YS.
andyrautins1:
Tix to Yankee stadium: Free (lol) Foam fingers: 12$ Chicken tenders and drinks: 30$ Me n Fields getting booed on the jumbotron... Priceless Quote:
andyrautins1:
Haha it's all good.. nothing but love for the NYY faithful.. Having a blast.. Let's get this win Yanks
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Lol.. Oh man.. You just gotta love NY..
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04-26-11 09:15 AM #28
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04-26-11 09:18 AM #29
Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
In a way, it's good to see him getting a taste of the other side of NY. It can't all be roses and making silly TV shows with your best buddy. Hopefully he grinds it out this offseason and comes back ready to take the next step this fall. Overall, a good first year for the kid and certainly more than I ever expected.
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04-26-11 09:50 AM #30
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Agreed.
Fields is a rookie. Give him some time to adjust to a longer NBA season, the pressure of the playoffs, and playing with 2 superstars before we all pile on and declare him a bust. He was in his groove before the trade and it seems Fields had the toughest time adjusting out of all of them. That happens to rookies who have to stay out of the way of 2 players who want the ball.
Now Toney Douglas...that's another story. The PG experiment needs to end.
.Deja vu all over again
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04-26-11 09:54 AM #31
Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
Yes the pg experiment needs to end....Knicks need to find an actual PG someone who can get the offense going.....I like Douglas off the bench, though
“You play the game to win the game and not worry about what’s on the back of the baseball card at the end of the year.”—Paul O’Neill
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04-26-11 10:15 AM #32NYYF HOF

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04-26-11 01:55 PM #33NYYF Legend

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Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
Knicks' Billups wants to return
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/rumors/p...urn=nba-348025
The Knicks could bring back the 34-year-old for $14.2 million next season or buy him out for $3.7 million, according to ESPN New York. And the decision needs to be made in the next five days.
Billups, who came to the Knicks at the trading deadline along with Carmelo Anthony(notes) from the Denver Nuggets, met with coach Mike D'Antoni and team president Donnie Walsh on Monday and made it clear he'd like to be back for a full season in New York, the site reports.
"We'll all know shortly but I'm hoping to be back. I want to be back. I loved being a Knick this year -- it was a great time. I would love to be a part of bringing championship-caliber basketball back to the city,"
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04-26-11 02:02 PM #34NYYF Legend

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Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
http://www.northjersey.com/sports/pr...or_Knicks.html
Adamek's take, fwiw, Kev.4. Center their attention: Ronny Turiaf is a backup at best, Jared Jeffries a wild-card bench player and Shelden Williams has kicked around since Atlanta misspent 2006’s fifth overall pick on him. Marc Gasol is clearly the best free-agent option (unless Memphis’ postseason success prompts his re-signing) — but do the Knicks spend potential 2012 cap space on him a year early?
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04-26-11 02:20 PM #35
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04-26-11 02:50 PM #36
Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
Bringing back Billups is a no-brainer IMO. Its a one year option....and if he's not on the team, who's running the point? Do you really want Douglas playing 40 minutes a night as the starting PG? And forget the pipe dream of trading for CP3 now.
Billups is the only legit option for PG next year
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04-26-11 03:04 PM #37
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04-26-11 03:20 PM #38
Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
Which defense/rebound guy you want? Marc Gasol is a restricted FA and Tyson Chandler is playing in Dallas. That means the Knicks need to compete with Cuban. Those two signings are far from guarantee and if you let Billups go, the Knicks may find that they have two holes instead of one after finishing the off-season.
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04-26-11 03:29 PM #39
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I keep hearing how 'Cuban won't let Chandler go'.
This isn't baseball. There's a cap. And it's going to be even more strict after the new CBA.
So I don't know how Cuban can pay him what he wants.
I'd take Chandler with Douglas at the point. And outside chance of getting Paul.
If you're bringing Billups back, to me that means Walsh really thinks he can land someone big (Paul?) via trade with that expiring contract next season.
I know there's no great PG option other than him but I rather have a big. Only Chandler though. I don't like Dalembert or DeAndre Jordan. The latter is not THAT proven.
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04-26-11 03:40 PM #40
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There is cap. But it really doesn't affect that as Chandler is on his team. The only concern is that Cuban doesn't want to pay too much luxury tax. But I don't think he really cares. If he cares, he probably would trade away Haywood and lower his $90M payroll this year.
This year Dallas payroll - $90M
Next year Dallas payroll stands at $61M
Cuban can easily pay Chandler what he wants.
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04-26-11 03:56 PM #41
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04-26-11 04:04 PM #42
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A lockout then.
If there is a hard cap, the cap won't be implemented next year. The Lakers have a $92M payroll without adding any player next season. Even if there is a new soft cap, I doubt the owners want to restrict their ability to re-sign their own players. It doesn't make any sense for them.
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04-26-11 05:06 PM #43
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04-26-11 05:14 PM #44
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Headline should be, "Billups wants to make $14.2 million instead of much less."
"In baseball, you don't know nothin'." - Yogi Berra
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04-26-11 05:28 PM #45
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04-26-11 07:55 PM #46
Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
I agree that they'll likely have to have some kind of transition, but my point was that no one can speak knowledgeably about where the cap will be and what that will look like -- it's all speculation at this point.
As for the other part of your post, they are going to have to do something to restrict spending over the cap or the owners aren't going to be able to control costs. Otherwise, there really isn't any sense to what they are supposedly going to do."Welcome to NYYFans, the place where Yankees fans come together to complain about the manner in which our team is winning games" -- Mr. Coffee
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04-26-11 10:20 PM #47
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Our future PG has 8 assist after 1.
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04-26-11 10:29 PM #48
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I love how CP3 is playing right now. My only question is this (and I think its a fair one)...can we get this version of CP3 over the course of a full year? Or would we get the guy we saw this reg season who threw in a great game every now and then, but too often was almost invisible?

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04-27-11 07:09 AM #49
Re: The 2011-2012 New York Knicks Thread
I was doing the New York daily news Keep Him Or dump him poll, seems like 68% of Knicks fans want to dump Carmelo. Carmelo is going to be the new A-rod is seems.
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04-27-11 07:16 AM #50
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