3toheadmelo wrote:Knicksfan1992 wrote:As a Melo fan, this would be real hard to swallow.
Yeah I wanna see him win but not with Brooklyn lol. Low key hopes he joins the Clippers somehow
As if Brooklyn is winning anything besides a 1st round victory.
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3toheadmelo wrote:Knicksfan1992 wrote:As a Melo fan, this would be real hard to swallow.
Yeah I wanna see him win but not with Brooklyn lol. Low key hopes he joins the Clippers somehow
Chanel Bomber wrote:Melo went on a soccer podcast a few years ago and claimed he was an Arsenal fan, yet he didn't know that Tottenham were their biggest rival, which is like the #1 thing to know about Arsenal. My point is, Melo completely lacks self-awareness and awareness in general. He probably doesn't even see how signing with the Nets after all that's happened this summer would affect his legacy with the Knicks and his image among Knicks fans.
Rasho Brezec wrote:Both are desperate.
Paradise wrote:Rasho Brezec wrote:Both are desperate.
Not sure how we’re desperate when we have all 15 roster spots locked up and guaranteed...You think Melo is about to sign a two way contract?
Knicksfan1992 wrote:People do know there are such things as rivalries. We can be upset that Melo would join our crosstown even if he isn't as good of a player as he once was..
Rasho Brezec wrote:Paradise wrote:Rasho Brezec wrote:Both are desperate.
Not sure how we’re desperate when we have all 15 roster spots locked up and guaranteed...You think Melo is about to sign a two way contract?
Like the Nets wouldn't cut anyone from the end of the bench to sign Melo for some media exposure.
Paradise wrote:Rasho Brezec wrote:Paradise wrote:Not sure how we’re desperate when we have all 15 roster spots locked up and guaranteed...You think Melo is about to sign a two way contract?
Like the Nets wouldn't cut anyone from the end of the bench to sign Melo for some media exposure.
We’re good with our media “exposure”. We’re one of the teams in the East with the most national TV games...our end of the bench guy got extended...we virtually have no room and if we wanted to sign Melo, it would’ve happened already.
He had a shot at playing in Barclays Center in 2011 and blew it because he didn’t want to play in Newark for a half season. Much like Dwight Howard. How’s that decision turning out for their careers a decade later?
HighRyzer83 wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:Knicksfan1992 wrote:As a Melo fan, this would be real hard to swallow.
As a knick fan it would be tough.
As s Knicks fan it would be great because the nets are more likely to lose.
What can he offer except poor defense and selfish inefficient offense at a slower and unathletic pace.
blueNorange wrote:Knicksfan1992 wrote:People do know there are such things as rivalries. We can be upset that Melo would join our crosstown even if he isn't as good of a player as he once was..
no because melo sucks.
3 teams in 3 years got rid of him.
the knicks, the thunder, and the rockets.
4th time isn't a charm, it's the final nail in the coffin of a career that could've been more if he just listened to his coaches.
Juco24 wrote:I find it funny how some here hate Melo and blame him as opposed to the organization but those same ones love Porzingis and blame the organization. Yet, one (to my knowledge) never went to the FO asking to be traded, attended all meetings, led this team to the playoffs. While the other made demands (if it's true what was reported) to the FO, skipped out on meetings and didn't really accomplish anything during his tenure. I just don't get it... but oh well.
Slicin N Dicin wrote:It's like Melo slept with some of y'all wives or moms the way you guys still talk about him....
Melo will always be considered one of the great players of his generation, is a surefire HOF'er. Those are facts.
Sure, he could've done some things different, but tell me which NBA player couldn't?
Clyde_Style wrote:Slicin N Dicin wrote:It's like Melo slept with some of y'all wives or moms the way you guys still talk about him....
Melo will always be considered one of the great players of his generation, is a surefire HOF'er. Those are facts.
Sure, he could've done some things different, but tell me which NBA player couldn't?
I don't recall a player touted to be as great as Melo to show as little ability to adapt their game as they aged as Melo.
He became a one-trick pony in a multi-dimensional game.
Greatness is a word that gets used glibly to describe a player with low-efficiency stats.
He was great at what exactly?
Scoring less efficiently than the majority of the league?
His stats were the result of high usage, not actual greatness.
He could have been a great player, but he's an idiot and great players are by definition never as dumb as Melo.