Phil can GTFO now (he's wiling to deal KP) part II
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Yea, Stephen A should probably not include drug addiction jokes in his rants. They're unnecessary.
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HarthorneWingo wrote:Fury wrote:Man, if the Spurs thought about Leonard for KP I rather keep KP![]()
That says a lot
So, if Phil was a big dufus head for being open to trading KP, what does that make Pop?
Spurs fans will say that Pop was doing his job - just exploring - but Knicks fans will say Phil is the devil - because Knicks fans are addicted to amplifying what is wrong - and that feeds right into the media's main move, which is to amplify what is wrong

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Yea, Stephen A should probably not include drug addiction jokes in his rants. They're unnecessary.
Stephen A's a punkazzbitch but at least he's paid well for his buffoonery. Those that are whining for free are the ones that amaze me.
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Steven a was totally out of line and he should be suspended
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well SAS is on vacation for a few weeks. The last few TV personalities who went on vacation didn't end up coming back....

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It takes me 5 seconds to facepalm after i login in this forum.
Can someone explain me what's wrong with this? You know the intelligent people of this forum care to explain an idiot like myself just what's wrong with that? SO he sucks because he is doing his job?
How hard it is to actually use the brain instead of just regurgitate what low IQ morons like stephen smith say? Where were this media outrage when Isiah was GM? Or Grunwald... the list goes on. So finally when the Knicks are actually doing all the right things, the knicks hating media are outraged... i would guess that would be clue even for the clueless.
Phil knows Porzingis want to be a Knick for life, and he just put Porzingis in his place. I would bet my left nut, Porzingis won't be missing the exit meeting next year.
And this is how a competent GM do things. Your star player acts like a primma donna and you put him in his place.
"We've been getting calls. We're listening, but we're not intrigued at this level.
Can someone explain me what's wrong with this? You know the intelligent people of this forum care to explain an idiot like myself just what's wrong with that? SO he sucks because he is doing his job?
How hard it is to actually use the brain instead of just regurgitate what low IQ morons like stephen smith say? Where were this media outrage when Isiah was GM? Or Grunwald... the list goes on. So finally when the Knicks are actually doing all the right things, the knicks hating media are outraged... i would guess that would be clue even for the clueless.
Phil knows Porzingis want to be a Knick for life, and he just put Porzingis in his place. I would bet my left nut, Porzingis won't be missing the exit meeting next year.
And this is how a competent GM do things. Your star player acts like a primma donna and you put him in his place.
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I knew that comment would bite SAS in the ass right when he said it.
Funny they missed Max saying afterwards "Lamar or Phil?" or something to that effect.
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Phish Tank wrote:well SAS is on vacation for a few weeks. The last few TV personalities who went on vacation didn't end up coming back....
**** SAS but he's pretty much the face of ESPN talking heads, no? doubt he's going anywhere for the next few years
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Pr0nzingis wrote:I I would bet my left nut, Porzingis won't be missing the exit meeting next year.
Well, you can kiss your left nut goodbye if he gets shipped to Philly.
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Kps tight....
"After being chosen by the 76ers with the No. 25 pick in Thursday’s draft, fellow Latvian Anzejs Pasecniks said of Porzingis: “I know he’s not happy. But he didn’t say anything about it. He’s just not happy. That’s all I know.”
"After being chosen by the 76ers with the No. 25 pick in Thursday’s draft, fellow Latvian Anzejs Pasecniks said of Porzingis: “I know he’s not happy. But he didn’t say anything about it. He’s just not happy. That’s all I know.”
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The worst thing pop ever did in the league was trade Rodman. Who was in his prime playing next to a prime Robinson. It's pop's way or the highway. So he flipped Dennis for Will Perdue, to his worst enemy...Phil. Gregg Popovich was a key contributor to the second threepeat.
In 50,000 millenia I would not trade kawhi for KP. I don't know what sane person would. And to Phil? It would be his second greatest blunder after Rodman. There's only two ways to spin this. SAS is insane, or pop is insane. TBH neither would surprise me. Pop has gone off the edge before. But I'd still bet SAS is shouting BS 100/100 times.
Boy oh boy would you guys hit the jackpot if Phil was gifted kawhi.
In 50,000 millenia I would not trade kawhi for KP. I don't know what sane person would. And to Phil? It would be his second greatest blunder after Rodman. There's only two ways to spin this. SAS is insane, or pop is insane. TBH neither would surprise me. Pop has gone off the edge before. But I'd still bet SAS is shouting BS 100/100 times.
Boy oh boy would you guys hit the jackpot if Phil was gifted kawhi.
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xsaberx wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:Fury wrote:Man, if the Spurs thought about Leonard for KP I rather keep KP![]()
That says a lot
So, if Phil was a big dufus head for being open to trading KP, what does that make Pop?
Spurs fans will say that Pop was doing his job - just exploring - but Knicks fans will say Phil is the devil - because Knicks fans are addicted to amplifying what is wrong - and that feeds right into the media's main move, which is to amplify what is wrong
I'm glad there's a bunch of us on this board who get it.
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Johnny Kilroy wrote:The worst thing pop ever did in the league was trade Rodman. Who was in his prime playing next to a prime Robinson. It's pop's way or the highway. So he flipped Dennis for Will Perdue, to his worst enemy...Phil. Gregg Popovich was a key contributor to the second threepeat.
In 50,000 millenia I would not trade kawhi for KP. I don't know what sane person would. And to Phil? It would be his second greatest blunder after Rodman. There's only two ways to spin this. SAS is insane, or pop is insane. TBH neither would surprise me. Pop has gone off the edge before. But I'd still bet SAS is shouting BS 100/100 times.
Boy oh boy would you guys hit the jackpot if Phil was gifted kawhi.
This might be true if Pop didn't get 20 years of Tim Duncan and 5 rings out of the state that decision eventually left the Spurs roster in and if he hadn't gifted Lebron his second ring by failing to foul in the most obvious intentional foul situation of his career. The Rodman thing was about a guy fitting into the culture. Some guys don't fit certain situations regardless of talent. That was the case with Dennis in San Antonio clearly.
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N8isScofield wrote:Johnny Kilroy wrote:The worst thing pop ever did in the league was trade Rodman. Who was in his prime playing next to a prime Robinson. It's pop's way or the highway. So he flipped Dennis for Will Perdue, to his worst enemy...Phil. Gregg Popovich was a key contributor to the second threepeat.
In 50,000 millenia I would not trade kawhi for KP. I don't know what sane person would. And to Phil? It would be his second greatest blunder after Rodman. There's only two ways to spin this. SAS is insane, or pop is insane. TBH neither would surprise me. Pop has gone off the edge before. But I'd still bet SAS is shouting BS 100/100 times.
Boy oh boy would you guys hit the jackpot if Phil was gifted kawhi.
This might be true if Pop didn't get 20 years of Tim Duncan and 5 rings out of the state that decision eventually left the Spurs roster in and if he hadn't gifted Lebron his second ring by failing to foul in the most obvious intentional foul situation of his career. The Rodman thing was about a guy fitting into the culture. Some guys don't fit certain situations regardless of talent. That was the case with Dennis in San Antonio clearly.
TD is irrelevant. He was a gift from God, delivered through his injured messenger who missed nearly all of the 97 season. Unless pop took a hammer to drob's 5th metatarsal himself, it's impossible to justify that catastrophe. One of the all time worst, most lopsided trades maybe ever, giving up one of the best players of all time in his prime for a stiff scrub. Imagine if durant was still in OKC and presti traded Westbrook for Jose Calderon. Then a year or two later Durant gets hurt and the thunder miraculously wind up with the first pick. And to top it off that first pick is Tim Duncan. You could argue the franchise somehow lucked out of an awful decision. And that in the end everything worked out ok. You can NEVER argue presti made the right decision flipping Russ for Calderon, not on this planet or any other in the universe. It would be one of the worst trades ever. You are being fooled by randomness.
I think you should watch some tape and look up some old SI articles from 94-95. Rodman was the best player on the team, and they all knew it. There was no culture then to fit into...pop wasn't even coaching yet. Dennis was the culture. He was the champion. Everyone drob included was supposed to fit around him. The Spurs asked him to lead the team. It ended up splitting them in two. Dennis called out drob for playing like a u know what. From that point on a third or more of the team sided with Dennis (Doc if I recall was his biggest supporter not named jack Haley). Sean Elliot and others stuck with the admiral. Rodman never asked to be the leader, and the Spurs were stupid to request that from him if they weren't committed to backing him up. San Antonio should have at least one ring from Dennis' two seasons there, and if he wasn't traded they would have won two.
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Dkillanyk4lyf wrote:Kps tight....
"After being chosen by the 76ers with the No. 25 pick in Thursday’s draft, fellow Latvian Anzejs Pasecniks said of Porzingis: “I know he’s not happy. But he didn’t say anything about it. He’s just not happy. That’s all I know.”
I don't really understand why everyone is saying that KP is going to be able to leave after the 2018-2019 season... At that point the Knicks will make the qualifying offer - if KP rejects it, the Knicks can offer a max, and if KP wants to sign elsewhere, it's too bad, because he's restricted and the Knicks can match anywhere he signs. If KP accepts the qualifying offer, then he is still under contract until the end of the 2019-2020 season. So the earliest he can really be free, if he turns down tens of millions of dollars, is in the summer of 2020. Phil will be gone at that time (I pray).
But I just really hope this drama ends ASAP, and doesn't drag on until then - it makes me sick to have our first real potential homegrown franchise player at such odds with the leadership
KP should tell Phil he is sorry he skipped the meeting, and tell him directly what is bothering him - just speak - as Oak said - you have a mouth - use it. Phil should apologize for creating this whole thing with cryptic remarks that started a media hard-on at seeing an opportunity to bash the Knicks - he should then promise that he will no longer publicly speak about the players in any negative way, and keep all criticism/opinions in-house and constructive

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Yea, Stephen A should probably not include drug addiction jokes in his rants. They're unnecessary.
I was waiting for the letter.
SAS is a dumb ass.
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xsaberx wrote:Dkillanyk4lyf wrote:Kps tight....
"After being chosen by the 76ers with the No. 25 pick in Thursday’s draft, fellow Latvian Anzejs Pasecniks said of Porzingis: “I know he’s not happy. But he didn’t say anything about it. He’s just not happy. That’s all I know.”
I don't really understand why everyone is saying that KP is going to be able to leave after the 2018-2019 season... At that point the Knicks will make the qualifying offer - if KP rejects it, the Knicks can offer a max, and if KP wants to sign elsewhere, it's too bad, because he's restricted and the Knicks can match anywhere he signs. If KP accepts the qualifying offer, then he is still under contract until the end of the 2019-2020 season. So the earliest he can really be free, if he turns down tens of millions of dollars, is in the summer of 2020. Phil will be gone at that time (I pray).
But I just really hope this drama ends ASAP, and doesn't drag on until then - it makes me sick to have our first real potential homegrown franchise player at such odds with the leadership
KP should tell Phil he is sorry he skipped the meeting, and tell him directly what is bothering him - just speak - as Oak said - you have a mouth - use it. Phil should apologize for creating this whole thing with cryptic remarks that started a media hard-on at seeing an opportunity to bash the Knicks - he should then promise that he will no longer publicly speak about the players in any negative way, and keep all criticism/opinions in-house and constructive
Wow.
Ewing says hello.
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Greenie wrote:xsaberx wrote:Dkillanyk4lyf wrote:Kps tight....
"After being chosen by the 76ers with the No. 25 pick in Thursday’s draft, fellow Latvian Anzejs Pasecniks said of Porzingis: “I know he’s not happy. But he didn’t say anything about it. He’s just not happy. That’s all I know.”
I don't really understand why everyone is saying that KP is going to be able to leave after the 2018-2019 season... At that point the Knicks will make the qualifying offer - if KP rejects it, the Knicks can offer a max, and if KP wants to sign elsewhere, it's too bad, because he's restricted and the Knicks can match anywhere he signs. If KP accepts the qualifying offer, then he is still under contract until the end of the 2019-2020 season. So the earliest he can really be free, if he turns down tens of millions of dollars, is in the summer of 2020. Phil will be gone at that time (I pray).
But I just really hope this drama ends ASAP, and doesn't drag on until then - it makes me sick to have our first real potential homegrown franchise player at such odds with the leadership
KP should tell Phil he is sorry he skipped the meeting, and tell him directly what is bothering him - just speak - as Oak said - you have a mouth - use it. Phil should apologize for creating this whole thing with cryptic remarks that started a media hard-on at seeing an opportunity to bash the Knicks - he should then promise that he will no longer publicly speak about the players in any negative way, and keep all criticism/opinions in-house and constructive
Wow.
Ewing says hello.
Willis Reed and Bill Bradley and Walt Frazier would like a few words too
