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Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 5:30 pm
by djsunyc
how far do the knicks have to go for it to be considered a successful season in your eyes?

conference finals
nba finals
champion

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 5:43 pm
by ctorres
NBA Finals if Brunson remains healthy, even if we lose two among OG, Mikal, and KAT to injuries

Semis if Brunson gets hurt but the rest of our guys stay healthy. I feel we have the talent to make it far in the playoffs even without Brunson

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 5:45 pm
by 3toheadmelo
NBA finals is basically the requirement since you got rid of Thibs.

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 5:46 pm
by Fat
Firing Mike brown

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 6:57 pm
by robillionaire
The goalposts of success shift constantly over the course of the season. Most people last year would have said getting out of the second round and then we did and then that wasn’t enough

At this point the goal is a championship but if we have another good competitive season with a deep playoff run I won’t be too mad. All I ever wanted was the Knicks to be a good respectable team again. Championship will come whenever it comes

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 6:59 pm
by FrozenEnvelope
Fat wrote:Firing Mike brown


Who did you want instead?

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 7:01 pm
by FrozenEnvelope
I don't expect to ever see a championship in my lifetime so Finals it is. But it also depends on injuries and the competition.

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 7:31 pm
by Ghetto Gospel
considering the pacers, celtics and bucks have all sustained huge injuries making this the easiest eastern conference in years, nba finals has to be at the very minimum

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 7:44 pm
by KnicksGadfly
1. Postseason Success
2. Team doesn't feel like it's underachieving
3. Offensive cohesiveness and more creativity
4. We deal with that issue we had last postseason where the team gave up several games
5. Help Mikal and KAT
6. Defensive hunger
7. Manage the bench better and rein in any chuckers on the bench
8. Manage minutes better...play the stars more when it's needed and play them less when it's not needed

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Wed Jul 2, 2025 7:49 pm
by 8516knicks
robillionaire wrote:The goalposts of success shift constantly over the course of the season. Most people last year would have said getting out of the second round and then we did and then that wasn’t enough

At this point the goal is a championship but if we have another good competitive season with a deep playoff run I won’t be too mad. All I ever wanted was the Knicks to be a good respectable team again. Championship will come whenever it comes


With seven straight different champs the odds seem to favor a repeat of someone from that recent list instead of yet another different team (like the Knicks).

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 1:23 am
by Worst_to_First
This might be our best and only shot in winning the title. With how difficult it is to get to the Finals, we cannot assume we can get back there the following season. Anything short of a Championship will be a letdown for me. I think our front office, coaching staff and players will have the same sentiment.

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 2:10 am
by Jalen Bluntson
Play-in loss to WAS and getting the 11th pick to convey along with our own first rd pick we eating good next year! :o

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 3:36 am
by Gravy
I dont see the option for win the In-season tournament

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 4:18 am
by HarthorneWingo
Worst_to_First wrote:This might be our best and only shot in winning the title. With how difficult it is to get to the Finals, we cannot assume we can get back there the following season. Anything short of a Championship will be a letdown for me. I think our front office, coaching staff and players will have the same sentiment.

The MJ baseball season all over again. Isn’t this the season of the PJ Brown-Charlie Ward fight during the playoffs and all the suspensions?

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 4:20 am
by thebuzzardman
Who cares. At least 25% of the board will hate whatever happens

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 8:48 am
by Adelheid
knicks tumbled and fumbled into the ecf with hardly any coaching and adjustments and were short 2 wins in reaching the finals.

only finals will do at least

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 9:37 am
by NoStatsGuy
thebuzzardman wrote:Who cares. At least 25% of the board will hate whatever happens


fire mike brown, trade kat and bench brurnson takes incomming in december :D

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 11:38 am
by god shammgod
baring injury to someone vital, in this east you have to make the finals

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 12:01 pm
by BowlRips
Knicks gonna come out the gate as the clear 1 seed in the EC after a training camp including continuity and focus. Expectations will then be championship or bust

Re: Poll: What would you consider a successful season?

Posted: Thu Jul 3, 2025 3:52 pm
by 8516knicks
Don't think we can bank on beating last season's Eastern Finals. Being "injury free" while our top rivals were struck probably won't happen in consecutive years, but if under Coach Brown the team shows more offensive creativity and better D than Thibs last year, and if Clarkson overperforms, plays some D and fits well, then a 2nd round loss (like in '24) might be tolerable.