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Capn'O wrote:For me, the darkest was right after the 2006 season when we had just gone 23-59, we didn't own our own pick, the franchise was at odds with its star player, Steve Francis was unraveling before our eyes, it was clear Eddy Curry was gonna be an albatross, it was clear our GM was lost and he was about to be the coach, and Larry Brown was driving around town giving random interviews about how he was gonna get fired out the window of his car.

What is your darkest Knicks moment?

For me, it was probably that two year stretch when we were eyeing 2010 free agency but had Curry and Jeffries on contract for basically the whole time.

No doubt the Isiah years were worse. But I didn't have internet or cable at the time, so I wasn't spending free time on Knicks.

So just saying for me, 2008-2010 was probably my darkest time. I would go on the school computers and look up salaries on HoopsHype trying to make hypothetical trades that dumped Curry and Jeffries all the time.

EDIT:

When the Knicks traded for Bargs, at the point, it just became a joke to me. Like a psychotic laughing at his misery.

FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

JXL wrote:

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FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

Tough

JXL wrote:

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FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

FUN FACT #2: Nobody has ever missed a shot in that gym, according to Twitter/Instagram.

Sark wrote:

JXL wrote:

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FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

FUN FACT #2: Nobody has ever missed a shot in that gym, according to Twitter/Instagram.

I think they put a magnet in the ball or something

Sark wrote:

JXL wrote:

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FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

FUN FACT #2: Nobody has ever missed a shot in that gym, according to Twitter/Instagram.

Yeah these videos are mad trash tbh i need to see raw footage

Its actually kinda concerning tbh

Capn'O wrote:For me, the darkest was right after the 2006 season when we had just gone 23-59, we didn't own our own pick, the franchise was at odds with its star player, Steve Francis was unraveling before our eyes, it was clear Eddy Curry was gonna be an albatross, it was clear our GM was lost and he was about to be the coach, and Larry Brown was driving around town giving random interviews about how he was gonna get fired out the window of his car.

What is your darkest Knicks moment?

We’ve been in a pitch black cave since the turn of the century, I don’t think you could pick any part of it that’s darker than the rest. Every now and then a candle is lit and then quickly extinguished

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Melo wearing some ugly azz shorts.

Capn'O wrote:For me, the darkest was right after the 2006 season when we had just gone 23-59, we didn't own our own pick, the franchise was at odds with its star player, Steve Francis was unraveling before our eyes, it was clear Eddy Curry was gonna be an albatross, it was clear our GM was lost and he was about to be the coach, and Larry Brown was driving around town giving random interviews about how he was gonna get fired out the window of his car.

What is your darkest Knicks moment?

I don't know, but I just blacked out from reading that (or did you roophie my drank?)

If the Knicks played in that gym we would never lose.

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taj2133 wrote:

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FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

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Melo wearing some ugly azz shorts.

Hey it goes with the shirt he had on earlier, you've got to "coordinate!"

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FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

The age-old question - what happens when an unstoppable force meets an unstoppable force.

This is old but my first time seeing it. Good points from Whitlogue

https://www.foxsports.com/watch/speak-for-yourself/video/1561457731881

Clyde_Style wrote:

Capn'O wrote:For me, the darkest was right after the 2006 season when we had just gone 23-59, we didn't own our own pick, the franchise was at odds with its star player, Steve Francis was unraveling before our eyes, it was clear Eddy Curry was gonna be an albatross, it was clear our GM was lost and he was about to be the coach, and Larry Brown was driving around town giving random interviews about how he was gonna get fired out the window of his car.

What is your darkest Knicks moment?

I don't know, but I just blacked out from reading that (or did you roophie my drank?)

Do you feel pain or soreness in your lower regions?

Sark wrote:

JXL wrote:

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FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

FUN FACT #2: Nobody has ever missed a shot in that gym, according to Twitter/Instagram.

Wait till I get my video together.

taj2133 wrote:

DowNY wrote:

JXL wrote:

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FUN FACT: Neither man can guard the other effectively.

Read on Twitter

Tough

Melo wearing some ugly azz shorts.

They're Melo's special brand. They come with a pair of Melo's underwear.

You know when they say, "you'll look back at this moment and laugh..."

malik959 wrote:

Clyde_Style wrote:

Capn'O wrote:For me, the darkest was right after the 2006 season when we had just gone 23-59, we didn't own our own pick, the franchise was at odds with its star player, Steve Francis was unraveling before our eyes, it was clear Eddy Curry was gonna be an albatross, it was clear our GM was lost and he was about to be the coach, and Larry Brown was driving around town giving random interviews about how he was gonna get fired out the window of his car.

What is your darkest Knicks moment?

I don't know, but I just blacked out from reading that (or did you roophie my drank?)

Do you feel pain or soreness in your lower regions?

My neck is a mess today