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adjacent2bench wrote:defjux21 wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3wHC0hJ8lI[/youtube]
Damn...
1:51 got to me. SMH. Still not over his loss. Of course I'm happy we got Melo, but this right here is painful.
TKF wrote:You can win with big time players, but also with a Great team... I rather go the great team route, because you develop a system, chemistry, accountability and you can plug in players and keep the train rolling, even when guys get hurt... The knicks have two star players, but they are at the lowen end of the "star pole" at least right now.. and for me that is a problem... I don't like fighting fire with fire... and right now that is what we are doing... And when I look at that fire in miami....I just have my reservations..
bklynstoops wrote:TKF wrote:You can win with big time players, but also with a Great team... I rather go the great team route, because you develop a system, chemistry, accountability and you can plug in players and keep the train rolling, even when guys get hurt... The knicks have two star players, but they are at the lowen end of the "star pole" at least right now.. and for me that is a problem... I don't like fighting fire with fire... and right now that is what we are doing... And when I look at that fire in miami....I just have my reservations..
I'm with you on this, but no one's hearing this right now. Really enjoyed watching the Knicks this year, even with all the frustrations of a young team maturing. They were a good young team that was going to get better. You're talking about Gallo's 2nd year really, Fields and Mosgov's 1st year, and the team's first year together. It's a shame they didn't get a chance to see what they could do. But I guess the popular thinking is they were never going to do anything noteworthy. So, now we got the Amar'e and Melo show and the scramble to throw pieces in there with what little assets we have. Is it a better situation? I think it's debatable but again, no one's hearing that right now.
The other thing is I'm not sure we had the type of organization or even the type of market to develop a team like that anyway.
bklynstoops wrote:you know, if I were NJ and was intent on stealing fans, I would package up that stiff Lopez with whatever picks they have left and go get Gallo and Mozgov to play with Deron. Last time I checked, there were still plenty of Italians and Russians in New York.
HotPot wrote:defjux21 wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3wHC0hJ8lI[/youtube]
Fantastic clip, thanks.
Gallo will be always a Knick, a real New Yorker !
and yeah, min 1.55 says it all about how much he liked to be a Knick
Johnson0290 wrote:New poster here. needed a place to go to vent about the knicks trading gallo.
why why why why why. it hurt like hell to see gallo at the nuggets game last night. i cannot believe he won't be in a knicks jersey. i keep hearing people say that the knicks will resign him in 2012. what do you guys think? do you think there is even a chance that he would end up back with the knicks? God i hope so. i can't even embrace melo because he's the reason why half our team is gone. selfish move by him.
all i want is for gallo to be a knick again. do you guys think that happens?
adjacent2bench wrote:defjux21 wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3wHC0hJ8lI[/youtube]
Damn...
1:51 got to me. SMH. Still not over his loss. Of course I'm happy we got Melo, but this right here is painful.
