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U guys doing this?
KAT 4 1's(2 from SAS)to Milwaukee
Giannis to NYK
Bridges to SAS
KAT 4 1's(2 from SAS)to Milwaukee
Giannis to NYK
Bridges to SAS
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LFGK wrote:U guys doing this?
KAT 4 1's(2 from SAS)to Milwaukee
Giannis to NYK
Bridges to SAS
Why would they do this when they can get Giannis themselves
JB is Him 

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Galvationknicks wrote:LFGK wrote:U guys doing this?
KAT 4 1's(2 from SAS)to Milwaukee
Giannis to NYK
Bridges to SAS
Why would they do this when they can get Giannis themselves
I mean simplest answer is him wanting to be here
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LFGK wrote:Galvationknicks wrote:LFGK wrote:U guys doing this?
KAT 4 1's(2 from SAS)to Milwaukee
Giannis to NYK
Bridges to SAS
Why would they do this when they can get Giannis themselves
I mean simplest answer is him wanting to be here
I can assure you that the bucks don’t care where Giannis wants to go.
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ctorres wrote:
I love this from Mitch. I feel like he grew up a lot in the past couple of years. He took care of his body really well while he was hurt, came back stronger, and is taking this loss very seriously. He was a big reason we almost turned this series around. I feel confident with him as part of our future.
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PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

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whocares1 wrote:LFGK wrote:Galvationknicks wrote:Why would they do this when they can get Giannis themselves
I mean simplest answer is him wanting to be here
I can assure you that the bucks don’t care where Giannis wants to go.
Bucks are gonna want a haul and we dont have the assets
JB is Him 

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cgmw wrote:...
Pretty sure I saw you under the basket. A spot of orange in a sea of yellow. Respect.
BAF Clippers: Great Team. No Future.
PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

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Capn'O wrote:cgmw wrote:...
Pretty sure I saw you under the basket. A spot of orange in a sea of yellow. Respect.
There was another guy much uglier than me wearing an identical outfit with similar hair one section to my left. I need to go through and zoom in but I’m definitely on sports center. My friends and family texted me during the game to say hi.
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cgmw wrote:Capn'O wrote:cgmw wrote:...
Pretty sure I saw you under the basket. A spot of orange in a sea of yellow. Respect.
There was another guy much uglier than me wearing an identical outfit with similar hair one section to my left. I need to go through and zoom in but I’m definitely on sports center. My friends and family texted me during the game to say hi.

Were you directly under the basket or in one of the corners?
BAF Clippers: Great Team. No Future.
PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

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If the Nuggets could win with Jokic on defense, I see no reason we can't win with KAT on defense
We have the talent, but are lacking cohesion. We don't need a massive overhaul, we need a few tweaks
Personally I think it starts with Thibs, either he has to change (lol) or he has to be exchanged. He simply is not good enough at adapting to his players and finding creative ways to work around flaws. Then we just need to make some margins moves, ideally Kolek and Dadiet develop a bit to the point they can play next year, and Aller works his magic to find a couple of back end guys to fill out the roster
The team is good, I'm actually pretty optimistic going into next year, but again I do think our ceiling is capped with Thibs.
We have the talent, but are lacking cohesion. We don't need a massive overhaul, we need a few tweaks
Personally I think it starts with Thibs, either he has to change (lol) or he has to be exchanged. He simply is not good enough at adapting to his players and finding creative ways to work around flaws. Then we just need to make some margins moves, ideally Kolek and Dadiet develop a bit to the point they can play next year, and Aller works his magic to find a couple of back end guys to fill out the roster
The team is good, I'm actually pretty optimistic going into next year, but again I do think our ceiling is capped with Thibs.
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nedleeds wrote:Zenzibar wrote:RHODEY wrote:
We became more "Cavs" (regular season offense centric and kinda soft"ish") and less Knicks. Interesting enough he was good enough to beat the Celts, but not Indiana...or maybe it could have been if the could was.....
But last years squad if healthy destroys that years Indiana. Indiana got better...without adding anyone of note. Perhaps we can as well...get that "familiarity" bump. But we'll need an identity first.
That's the key there, you're saying that Indy has continuity and got better, I agree. Hopefully after licking their wounds these Knicks will be more in sync, add value to this experience, as Indy did after being swept last year by Boston.
25, 25, 25, 29, 31.
27, 28, 28, 29, 30.
The Pacers starters are entering their prime. Ours approaching 30. They've destroyed us 2 playoffs in a row. Try again.
Last playoffs they "destroyed" us?

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RHODEY wrote:nedleeds wrote:Zenzibar wrote:
That's the key there, you're saying that Indy has continuity and got better, I agree. Hopefully after licking their wounds these Knicks will be more in sync, add value to this experience, as Indy did after being swept last year by Boston.
25, 25, 25, 29, 31.
27, 28, 28, 29, 30.
The Pacers starters are entering their prime. Ours approaching 30. They've destroyed us 2 playoffs in a row. Try again.
Last playoffs they "destroyed" us?
I mean, they didn't really this playoffs either. We're an off bounce from going to G7 at home right now.
BAF Clippers: Great Team. No Future.
PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

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Capn'O wrote:cgmw wrote:Capn'O wrote:
Pretty sure I saw you under the basket. A spot of orange in a sea of yellow. Respect.
There was another guy much uglier than me wearing an identical outfit with similar hair one section to my left. I need to go through and zoom in but I’m definitely on sports center. My friends and family texted me during the game to say hi.
Were you directly under the basket or in one of the corners?
6 rows back to the right of the tunnel, blue cap, blue t-shirt over long sleeves
"Sell the team. Sell the team. Sell the team."
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cgmw wrote:Capn'O wrote:cgmw wrote:There was another guy much uglier than me wearing an identical outfit with similar hair one section to my left. I need to go through and zoom in but I’m definitely on sports center. My friends and family texted me during the game to say hi.
Were you directly under the basket or in one of the corners?
6 rows back to the right of the tunnel, blue cap, blue t-shirt over long sleeves
I think I saw the other guy then.
BAF Clippers: Great Team. No Future.
PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

PG: SGA | Coleworld
SG: Big Ragu | Podz
SF: Kuminga | Thybulle
PF: KAT | K. Williams
C: BroLo | D. Sharpe
Deep Bench - Merrill | Craig | Reath | Saric | Lowry

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Capn'O wrote:RHODEY wrote:nedleeds wrote:25, 25, 25, 29, 31.
27, 28, 28, 29, 30.
The Pacers starters are entering their prime. Ours approaching 30. They've destroyed us 2 playoffs in a row. Try again.
Last playoffs they "destroyed" us?
I mean, they didn't really this playoffs either. We're an off bounce from going to G7 at home right now.
Jeez. We're not close here. We had home court and lost in 6. We got destroyed. Somewhat better than swept, but not close. If I'm being generous to the roster and players I'm fine saying game 1 was a coaching loss ... he's the worst in game coach in the playoffs, maybe the league. But even still he'll be back next year.
Zenzibar wrote:Nevertheless, Payton is not a finished product yet and unless the team moves him in a couple of weeks, I anticipate him trending upward with this coaching staff.
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I feel like the Deuce comments were fascinating...he is not one to really speak up.
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MrDollarBills wrote:nedleeds wrote:Iron Mantis wrote:And Thibs has none of those characteristics....
And I do not believe at 67 years old that popovich needed the president of basketball operations or team owner to teach him how to coach.
Its all just homer delusion, people claiming a roster of soon to be 30 year olds -- most now with injury history have "lots of room for improvement"![]()
Improvement involves changing the way that we play. None of these guys are old.
Why are they just going to decide to do that? They had 90+ games and a full season. It's the second time losing to the Pacers that'll really get them motivated?

They are what they are, so is the bench oyster coach.
Zenzibar wrote:Nevertheless, Payton is not a finished product yet and unless the team moves him in a couple of weeks, I anticipate him trending upward with this coaching staff.
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whocares1 wrote:LFGK wrote:Galvationknicks wrote:Why would they do this when they can get Giannis themselves
I mean simplest answer is him wanting to be here
I can assure you that the bucks don’t care where Giannis wants to go.
They do once the league tells them, just like the Mavs.
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mpharris36 wrote:I feel like the Deuce comments were fascinating...he is not one to really speak up.
Find it hard to believe bc on the exterior Towns seems like such a good teammate but who else could he really be talking about.
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Capn'O wrote:ctorres wrote:
I love this from Mitch. I feel like he grew up a lot in the past couple of years. He took care of his body really well while he was hurt, came back stronger, and is taking this loss very seriously. He was a big reason we almost turned this series around. I feel confident with him as part of our future.
i'm giving casey smith's mitchell robinson another contract if he makes it through next season