snadler wrote:You can argue Thibs was outcoached in this series, and I can't argue, BUT it's much easier to coach when you have the more talented team. The knicks got to 41 wins on heart, hustle, defense, cohesion, but not talent. In the playoffs it's always about talent..the only thing the playoffs made clear was how much more talent the knicks must bring in..with that said, the culture which had been stressed for so many years, has finally changed, the knicks are no longer the laughing stock. They have so much going for them right now, that it's hard for me to hear any knicks fan complaining. Besides establishing a culture change, but are armed and ready to bolster the talent this summer. Reaching the playoffs should no longer be the goal, but having a team able to win in the playoffs is the next step. Just that alone is incredible considering where the knicks have been for so long. It's a disappointing end to the season, but only a bright future ahead
I hate to say this, but it's back to LOL Knicks again. Outside of NY, everyone is laughing at the fake season we had, and that we have below average players filling up our roster. They're also laughing at the worst playoff performance since the shot clock era.
If I was a player who was considering the Knicks before the playoffs, I might have changed my mind after seeing that.
But, it is what it is. We're stuck with Randle. Now would be the worst time to trade him anyway, because of how much his stock probably has dropped after that series. And it was all 5 games. All 5. Who could have predicted that?? A choke job of unimaginable proportions.