Knicksfan1992 wrote:2010 wrote:Knicksfan1992 wrote:We probably wouldn't hear about it on First Take the next day from those 2 either

So you’re annoyed by someone exercising their right to free speech? You’re annoyed by First Take exercising their right to freedom of press? You ruffled cuz this messes up your feel good win and Leon Rose’s first day?
How many times has Dolan exhibited horrible timing that has embarrassed the Knicks. He is the person who should be drawing everyone’s ire here. This could have been avoided with a simple Corporate Communications generated email.
I'm annoyed that someone exercised their freedom of speech to provide a distraction for my favorite team that didn't need to be made because it was filled with clearly a slanted point of view that has been proven false.
Instead of both sides cleaning their hands of this small inconvenience we now have a national pr mess because one party made themselves look dumber running to the press.
Hiding behind freedom of speech doesn't apply here when that speech was littered with BS.
Stop ignoring the cause here. Get to the root of the issue. It could have been avoided if the Knicks were ran like a competent and functional organization. A simple email to a notable customer to inform him of an incoming change in policy ensures this never happens.
You are just being childish and angry your tea party got interrupted. So you are mad at Spike, instead of being mad at the guy who’s job it is to prevent things like this from happening.
You are refusing to be upset with the guy who has a track record for horrible timing, continual dysfunction, and perpetual poor execution.
What you are doing is shooting the messenger. That’s childish.