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Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 3:26 am
by Xekana
dafunky1 wrote:
No doubt this thread was started by a Knicks fan who say the Bulls are a regular season team when the Bulls have been hurt coming into the playoffs the last two years.And like any of this matters anyways...........Miami is going to the Finals.And yes ,the Bulls did make it to the ECF,so when you say a team isn't built for the post season,to me it means a team who constantly is one and done.........like the Knicks.Win a few playoff series first.



Xekana wrote:Exactly. People get so hung up on the past.

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Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 3:36 am
by Ignitowsky
dafunky1 wrote:
nmabdi28 wrote:
LJ4pointplay wrote:Stop bringing up past years. We told you guys this team was different before the season started, we said it was different after we beat the Heat, after we started 6-0, and now again, after the season is a quarter over and we are first in the standingsThis isn't the Bulls from past years either, as the Knicks are built for post-season basketball.

Don't have to believe it if you do not want to, but this Knicks team has the ability to win it all, and a lot of people are going to be feeling dumb come playoff time.

what does that even mean lol , the bulls were an excellent rebounding and defensive team , what made them "not built for the playoffs" and what makes the knicks "built for the playoffs" how do you even evaluate being "built for the playoffs" lol


No doubt this thread was started by a Knicks fan who say the Bulls are a regular season team when the Bulls have been hurt coming into the playoffs the last two years.And like any of this matters anyways...........Miami is going to the Finals.And yes ,the Bulls did make it to the ECF,so when you say a team isn't built for the post season,to me it means a team who constantly is one and done.........like the Knicks.Win a few playoff series first.


How hard would it have been to go back and check the OP? Which was made by a Miami fan btw.

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:01 am
by NY2k1
dafunky1 wrote:
nmabdi28 wrote:
LJ4pointplay wrote:Stop bringing up past years. We told you guys this team was different before the season started, we said it was different after we beat the Heat, after we started 6-0, and now again, after the season is a quarter over and we are first in the standingsThis isn't the Bulls from past years either, as the Knicks are built for post-season basketball.

Don't have to believe it if you do not want to, but this Knicks team has the ability to win it all, and a lot of people are going to be feeling dumb come playoff time.

what does that even mean lol , the bulls were an excellent rebounding and defensive team , what made them "not built for the playoffs" and what makes the knicks "built for the playoffs" how do you even evaluate being "built for the playoffs" lol


No doubt this thread was started by a Knicks fan who say the Bulls are a regular season team when the Bulls have been hurt coming into the playoffs the last two years.And like any of this matters anyways...........Miami is going to the Finals.And yes ,the Bulls did make it to the ECF,so when you say a team isn't built for the post season,to me it means a team who constantly is one and done.........like the Knicks.Win a few playoff series first.


I personally see the ECF as Knicks vs Heat with the Knicks winning in 7. Knicks depth and veteran experience is what will help us in the postseason.

But yeah, this thread was started by a non-Knick fan, as most always are.

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:09 am
by Wonderllama
The Knicks are not getting out of the first round. I don't care what their record is right now!

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:14 am
by bullsnewdynasty
NY2k1 wrote:I personally see the ECF as Knicks vs Heat with the Knicks winning in 7. Knicks depth and veteran experience is what will help us in the postseason.

But yeah, this thread was started by a non-Knick fan, as most always are.


Wow, you really think the Knicks would win a game 7 on the road?

Also, depth doesn't mean **** in the postseason. It's all about your top guys getting it done.

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:14 am
by bronxknicksfan1
Wonderllama wrote:The Knicks are not getting out of the first round. I don't care what their record is right now!


:lol: Oh, the stupidity of the GB

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:50 am
by AKFO
bronxknicksfan1 wrote:
PP 4 Three wrote:The same way the Celtics were inconsistent for the first half of the season last year and ended up with one of the best records in the league after the All Star break.


Keyword: LAST YEAR

:lol: Celtics play ball in the playoffs. Not the first month or two.

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:54 am
by _BBIB_
Knicks are the one team that can dethrone Miami because they have the superstar player that is necessary to go all the way

Let's face it there is no parity in this sport like other sports. You need a superstar player and Carmelo is capable of playing at that superstar level

And with the commitment to defense behind him with the Chalders and Rasheed Wallaces of the world as they all buy into Mike Woodson's defensive philosophy it's a perfect combo

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:55 am
by bullsnewdynasty
You don't win championships in December. So regular season records to this point are pretty much irrelevant to me. Right now the only team that is above anybody else is Miami.

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:58 am
by NY2k1
bullsnewdynasty wrote:You don't win championships in December. So regular season records to this point are pretty much irrelevant to me. Right now the only team that is above anybody else is Miami.


Agreed.

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Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 5:01 am
by JordansBulls
It makes for a much better playoffs with the Knicks as the top seed instead of the Heat IMO.

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 5:14 am
by MaliBrah
JordansBulls wrote:It makes for a much better playoffs with the Knicks as the top seed instead of the Heat IMO.

lol what difference does it even make lol

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 5:43 am
by StephNYKurry
nmabdi28 wrote:
JordansBulls wrote:It makes for a much better playoffs with the Knicks as the top seed instead of the Heat IMO.

lol what difference does it even make lol


Game 6 or 7 with Lebron in the Garden is a different level of epic, especially considering how hungry Knicks fans are/have been for a Champion

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 6:07 am
by KingzAndQueenz
if knicks take the 1st seed watch out. the garden aint no joke anymore

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 6:09 am
by HEAT33
Knicks wont win it this year, they are just on a hot start.

Perhaps next year, if the knicks can add another great peice or trade Stat for someone with a heartbeat

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 6:13 am
by MaliBrah
StephNYKurry wrote:
nmabdi28 wrote:
JordansBulls wrote:It makes for a much better playoffs with the Knicks as the top seed instead of the Heat IMO.

lol what difference does it even make lol


Game 6 or 7 with Lebron in the Garden is a different level of epic, especially considering how hungry Knicks fans are/have been for a Champion

game 7 miami vs knicks @ MSG would be pretty damn epic

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 7:25 am
by blueNorange
StephNYKurry wrote:Game 6 or 7 with Lebron in the Garden is a different level of epic, especially considering how hungry Knicks fans are/have been for a Champion

most don't know how loud the garden can be, and they don't need piped in cheers or the PA to get the crowd going

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 7:26 am
by NY2k1
HEAT33 wrote:Knicks wont win it this year, they are just on a hot start.

Perhaps next year, if the knicks can add another great peice or trade Stat for someone with a heartbeat


Knicks went 18-6 to finish off last season with Woodson. Yup, clearly a hot streak. :lol:

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 7:45 am
by StojkoVrankovic
NY2k1 wrote:
HEAT33 wrote:Knicks wont win it this year, they are just on a hot start.

Perhaps next year, if the knicks can add another great peice or trade Stat for someone with a heartbeat


Knicks went 18-6 to finish off last season with Woodson. Yup, clearly a hot streak. :lol:

You got stomped in the playoffs, that is the only streak that matters.

Re: How I view the East

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 7:56 am
by HEZI
StojkoVrankovic wrote:
NY2k1 wrote:
HEAT33 wrote:Knicks wont win it this year, they are just on a hot start.

Perhaps next year, if the knicks can add another great peice or trade Stat for someone with a heartbeat


Knicks went 18-6 to finish off last season with Woodson. Yup, clearly a hot streak. :lol:

You got stomped in the playoffs, that is the only streak that matters.


The depleted Knicks won just as many games against the heat in the playoffs as a healthy thunder team. This even after a controversial game 1 where many feel the refs played a huge part in the heat victory. But it doesn't matter anymore, Knicks got a better team now, LeBron doesn't have a chip on his shoulder anymore and the flopping rules have eliminated the acting and flopping that they used to steal games. It will not be easy for them to repeat, that's for sure.