E86 wrote:I love how in the middle of Melo's contract everyone is like "Melo sucks," then when he's about to become a free agent all these fans of other teams want him on their roster.
It just shows you the "Knick Hate" that A LOT of people have
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E86 wrote:I love how in the middle of Melo's contract everyone is like "Melo sucks," then when he's about to become a free agent all these fans of other teams want him on their roster.
Stoosh wrote:Interesting that Phil is not interested in begging Melo to stay. There wont be any pathetic billboards around the city ala Lakers &Dwight. Basically we're moving forward towards winning regardless. It's about the team winning not just Melo winning.
KnicksGod wrote:I have a feeling that Kerr could be a red herring, pun intended. Hunch is it will be someone else. Not a strong hunch but that's a 60-40 type guess.
JayKnicKz11 wrote:I dont see Kerr as the motivational type. Plus he has always had negative things to say about the knicks. Give me an example as to where Steve Kerr has gotten aggressive or angry. We need a leader not a Puppet that just knows the offense.
knickabocker88 wrote:JayKnicKz11 wrote:I dont see Kerr as the motivational type. Plus he has always had negative things to say about the knicks. Give me an example as to where Steve Kerr has gotten aggressive or angry. We need a leader not a Puppet that just knows the offense.
He got into a Fist Fight with Michael Jordan in Practice
JayKnicKz11 wrote:knickabocker88 wrote:JayKnicKz11 wrote:I dont see Kerr as the motivational type. Plus he has always had negative things to say about the knicks. Give me an example as to where Steve Kerr has gotten aggressive or angry. We need a leader not a Puppet that just knows the offense.
He got into a Fist Fight with Michael Jordan in Practice
Jordan punched him
GONYK wrote:markdeez33 wrote:As long as Phil can
1. Trade Tyson Chandler for cap relief + draft picks
2. Trade Amare for a budding star and/or let him expire
3. Trade Felton for a competent point guard
4. Trade Bargnani for a washing machine
5. Re-sign Melo for much lower than the super max OR sign & trade him for draft picks
He has my full support. I fully expect atleast 3 of these things to happen.
How do you trade an expiring for cap relief?
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knickabocker88 wrote:JayKnicKz11 wrote:knickabocker88 wrote:
He got into a Fist Fight with Michael Jordan in Practice
Jordan punched him
Jordan didn't sucker punch him
Jordan 6'6 220
Kerr 6'2 170
Who do you think is gonna win a fight?
Phil Jackson isn't the motivational type either, the guy has Meditation sessions he's
kane2021 wrote:The injury thing is just an excuse for hope. Or a justification of greed. I been following the sport for a very long time. Might as well say he should get paid now before some unforseen fatal tragedy occurs.
And again. If fear of injury and losing millions was the concern. He would opt in. Prove his shoulders are fine. And get a big contract in a mega spending market next year.
The whole thing contradicts itself.
Carmelo is being instructed to do this so they can get out of town. Not for basketball reasons. But personal or business related reasons.
And that's why Phil Jackson is speaking this way.
Capn'O wrote:KnicksGod wrote:I have a feeling that Kerr could be a red herring, pun intended. Hunch is it will be someone else. Not a strong hunch but that's a 60-40 type guess.
I think so too. Kerr has gotten in a few words to Jackson's benefit in this process. That might be the point of it.
KnicksGod wrote:Capn'O wrote:KnicksGod wrote:I have a feeling that Kerr could be a red herring, pun intended. Hunch is it will be someone else. Not a strong hunch but that's a 60-40 type guess.
I think so too. Kerr has gotten in a few words to Jackson's benefit in this process. That might be the point of it.
The part where Phil said Kerr would be on the list of candidates but he won't divulge anyone else who is a candidate, and that the list is long, plus Kerr talking openly about it to the media. I think that's not how it would unfold most likely, and I think that Phil and Kerr have probably spoken and are coordinating. Phil is helping Kerr a little, and Kerr keeping up the appearance that he may go to New York? Not sure of course. But I don't think it's Kerr in the end.
Gregory151 wrote:Phil out here representing![]()
“I disagreed with him one time,” Kerr said with a chuckle. “I think he punched me in the face.”
That disagreement happened during a scrimmage at training camp when Kerr took offense to something Jordan said, and he didn’t refrain from expressing his true feelings.
“It was one of the best things that ever happened for me, I needed to stand up and go back at him, I think I earned some respect. But we have a great relationship ever since… you gotta prove it and then once you prove it, you’re fine.”