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by HawthorneWingo on Fri Feb 22, 2013 12:41 am
Grinditout wrote:It's kind of sad that a 35 year old Martin immediately becomes our best shotblocker(with Camby out) but I'll take it.
Immediately?
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by Grinditout on Fri Feb 22, 2013 12:46 am
HawthorneWingo wrote:Grinditout wrote:It's kind of sad that a 35 year old Martin immediately becomes our best shotblocker(with Camby out) but I'll take it.
Immediately?
I'd say so, more than Amare or Chandler.
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by HawthorneWingo on Fri Feb 22, 2013 1:14 am
Grinditout wrote:HawthorneWingo wrote:Grinditout wrote:It's kind of sad that a 35 year old Martin immediately becomes our best shotblocker(with Camby out) but I'll take it.
Immediately?
I'd say so, more than Amare or Chandler.
First of all, I doubt you'll see very much of Martin on the court during these 10 days. Second, Amare is a pretty good weak side shot blocker as he's been showing in even limited minutes since he's come back. Third, look at their stats. They're about the same. Amare's is 1.4/game career; Martin 1.2/game.
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by PornDoc on Fri Feb 22, 2013 4:01 am
Signature NYK wrote:Any word on what number he will wear?
Too bad he can't wear Tim Thomas's number 2 or 5
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by emo on Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:30 am
GONYK wrote:He's never been signed after not playing for half a season
Didn't he just do that last season?
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by SKSK on Fri Feb 22, 2013 6:25 am
..so we cut Brewer for this washed up clown
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by Falstaffxx on Fri Feb 22, 2013 6:38 am
Johnny Hoops wrote:Current skid aside.....
If this were last July and somebody told all of us.....come late February Knicks will......
- be 1st in the Atlantic
- 2nd in the East
- have the entire core healthy --- including Shump back on the floor
- and at the deadline basically add KMART, Camby & Sheed
I think 99% of us would have been thrilled --- the other 1% being the ongoing Lin whiners

Ignoring all the specifics of each bullet point does make them sound good. High five.
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by Falstaffxx on Fri Feb 22, 2013 6:42 am
Hell, why be upset? We just scored a 35-year-old forward who has played 42 games in 2 years. It's a time for celebration.
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by rza on Fri Feb 22, 2013 7:03 am
This move could move Knicks from pretenders to contenders no doubt IMHO.
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by frothbrain on Fri Feb 22, 2013 7:21 am
pennyspree wrote:Finally. Would have liked to have traded cope instead but yeah, needed another big. If we keep amare as 6th man, i like k-mart to start at the 4(once in shape).
how dare grunwald keep the guy who can make an open 10 ft jump shot over brewer!?!
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by ShumpShump on Fri Feb 22, 2013 8:03 am
SKSK wrote:..so we cut Brewer for this washed up clown
Only in the Knicks fanbase could you find people fickle enough to dislike trading the team's 13th man for a guy that is credited as being the catalyst for a playoff series win just a year ago and a second round pick. I swear some people need to whine and cry in order to be happy. That's just about the only excuse I can come up with for you and people like you, like this Falstaff dude.
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by moocow007 on Fri Feb 22, 2013 8:45 am
pennyspree wrote:Finally. Would have liked to have traded cope instead but yeah, needed another big. If we keep amare as 6th man, i like k-mart to start at the 4(once in shape).
Apparently Brewer and his agent asked Grunwald if he could look to trade him. So basically Grunwald did them a favor. This is the 2nd year in a row that Brewer has started out solid and then quickly petered out and ended up glued to the bench (same thing happened last season in Chicago under Thibodeau).
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by j4remi on Fri Feb 22, 2013 8:50 am
Falstaffxx wrote:Hell, why be upset? We just scored a 35-year-old forward who has played 42 games in 2 years. It's a time for celebration.
He did average 2 blocks in the first round and 1.7 blocks over the course of the playoffs last year...which is impressive because he played 17 mpg. So you know Ignoring all the specifics of your points, it does sound underwhelming.

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by ShumpShump on Fri Feb 22, 2013 9:40 am
j4remi wrote:Falstaffxx wrote:Hell, why be upset? We just scored a 35-year-old forward who has played 42 games in 2 years. It's a time for celebration.
He did average 2 blocks in the first round and 1.7 blocks over the course of the playoffs last year...which is impressive because he played 17 mpg. So you know Ignoring all the specifics of your points, it does sound underwhelming.

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by Falstaffxx on Fri Feb 22, 2013 9:43 am
j4remi wrote:Falstaffxx wrote:Hell, why be upset? We just scored a 35-year-old forward who has played 42 games in 2 years. It's a time for celebration.
He did average 2 blocks in the first round and 1.7 blocks over the course of the playoffs last year...which is impressive because he played 17 mpg. So you know Ignoring all the specifics of your points, it does sound underwhelming.

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