kamaze wrote:shtolky wrote:kamaze wrote:
Yeah right you've lost 50 games every year five years in a row. KD said why your team is bad and no free agents want to play for them and of course you don't listen.
Will this year make it 6 years in a row?
Last 5 years Nets have averaged 29 wins a season. That includes last year of course. Knicks have averaged 25 wins per season over that same time. Point is, both teams have been very bad, save for last year's Nets team. Pretty sure the Nets have lost more games over the past 10 years as well. That's his point. This idea the Nets have been this cool, up and coming team is a little bit of fiction. They had a very nice year last year and landed two FA's, but for KD to say it was always the Nets is very hard to believe for many reasons.
Your team has been better than .500 twice in the past 10 years the Nets three times. Right now Brooklyn is the it team I understand if you feel a way the superstars have chosen the better team in the city.
Nets win total since 2009-10: 300
Knicks win total since 2009-10: 324
Both teams have been horrible this decade. That's literally the only point that's being made. People seem to forget so easily just how terrible the Nets have been this decade. blueNorange was trying to make this point that the narrative of the Nets being cool to the younger generation just doesn't make sense. This isn't the say the Knicks are cool, but if you use any sort of logic in this situation you'll come to the conclusion that KD went to the Nets because Kyrie went there. It doesn't take a lot to figure that out. And guess, what, great for the Nets! They can do a good job and the Knicks can also, but the narrative from KD rings hollow if you just do the slightest bit of analysis.
That and he's wrong about the younger generation since Rich Paul today said that AD was focused only on the Lakers and Knicks.