Phil can GTFO out now *** PJ willing to deal KP per Woj.

[god shammgod]

The exit meeting snub was a costly decision. Porzingis's favorite assistant coach, Josh Longstaff, lost his job and it could lead to Porzingis being exiled from New York, although the Knicks asking price may ultimately be too high.

"All I will tell you is that Kris has said that he knows that all the work he is putting in will pay off somewhere," Kristaps' brother, Janis, told the Daily News over the phone on Tuesday. "He is working out five hours a day. He looks good. But this other stuff all seems unnecessary."

Amen to that. Why go two months without communicating with your young star? Why let it get out that for the right price he's yours? It's an odd way of running a team. It is unnecessary.

Several people familiar with the Knicks' thinking believe the Knicks front office, in the wake of the Porzingis debacle, is scrambling to save face but more importantly to protect their jobs.

"The front office is in full survivor mode," said one team source. "The place is a mess so now they want to make it seem like the kid is the problem. Suddenly he's uncoachable. He won't listen. They're trying to put it all on him."

Whether you think the Knicks would be wise to trade their most valuable asset for unproven players in the draft isn't the point. Just the idea that Phil Jackson, who is 80-166 as team president, is considering trading Porzingis begs the question: do you have a plan, Phil, or is this just a plan to buy you more time until your next plan?"

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

[whocares1]

The exit meeting snub was a costly decision. Porzingis's favorite assistant coach, Josh Longstaff, lost his job and it could lead to Porzingis being exiled from New York, although the Knicks asking price may ultimately be too high.

"All I will tell you is that Kris has said that he knows that all the work he is putting in will pay off somewhere," Kristaps' brother, Janis, told the Daily News over the phone on Tuesday. "He is working out five hours a day. He looks good. But this other stuff all seems unnecessary."

Amen to that. Why go two months without communicating with your young star? Why let it get out that for the right price he's yours? It's an odd way of running a team. It is unnecessary.

Several people familiar with the Knicks' thinking believe the Knicks front office, in the wake of the Porzingis debacle, is scrambling to save face but more importantly to protect their jobs.

"The front office is in full survivor mode," said one team source. "The place is a mess so now they want to make it seem like the kid is the problem. Suddenly he's uncoachable. He won't listen. They're trying to put it all on him."

Whether you think the Knicks would be wise to trade their most valuable asset for unproven players in the draft isn't the point. Just the idea that Phil Jackson, who is 80-166 as team president, is considering trading Porzingis begs the question: do you have a plan, Phil, or is this just a plan to buy you more time until your next plan?"

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

What were you implying with that quote you bolded?

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wasn't it the hornets they were gong back and forth with ?

Yeah We Live In Meme Times

[ItsPajama]

Bev
Frank
Jackson
Thomas
Willy

That team would be lucky to average 75 points

[god shammgod]

The exit meeting snub was a costly decision. Porzingis's favorite assistant coach, Josh Longstaff, lost his job and it could lead to Porzingis being exiled from New York, although the Knicks asking price may ultimately be too high.

"All I will tell you is that Kris has said that he knows that all the work he is putting in will pay off somewhere," Kristaps' brother, Janis, told the Daily News over the phone on Tuesday. "He is working out five hours a day. He looks good. But this other stuff all seems unnecessary."

Amen to that. Why go two months without communicating with your young star? Why let it get out that for the right price he's yours? It's an odd way of running a team. It is unnecessary.

Several people familiar with the Knicks' thinking believe the Knicks front office, in the wake of the Porzingis debacle, is scrambling to save face but more importantly to protect their jobs.

"The front office is in full survivor mode," said one team source. "The place is a mess so now they want to make it seem like the kid is the problem. Suddenly he's uncoachable. He won't listen. They're trying to put it all on him."

Whether you think the Knicks would be wise to trade their most valuable asset for unproven players in the draft isn't the point. Just the idea that Phil Jackson, who is 80-166 as team president, is considering trading Porzingis begs the question: do you have a plan, Phil, or is this just a plan to buy you more time until your next plan?"

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

What were you implying with that quote you bolded?

implying ? it's what janis said.

[GONYK]

The exit meeting snub was a costly decision. Porzingis's favorite assistant coach, Josh Longstaff, lost his job and it could lead to Porzingis being exiled from New York, although the Knicks asking price may ultimately be too high.

"All I will tell you is that Kris has said that he knows that all the work he is putting in will pay off somewhere," Kristaps' brother, Janis, told the Daily News over the phone on Tuesday. "He is working out five hours a day. He looks good. But this other stuff all seems unnecessary."

Amen to that. Why go two months without communicating with your young star? Why let it get out that for the right price he's yours? It's an odd way of running a team. It is unnecessary.

Several people familiar with the Knicks' thinking believe the Knicks front office, in the wake of the Porzingis debacle, is scrambling to save face but more importantly to protect their jobs.

"The front office is in full survivor mode," said one team source. "The place is a mess so now they want to make it seem like the kid is the problem. Suddenly he's uncoachable. He won't listen. They're trying to put it all on him."

Whether you think the Knicks would be wise to trade their most valuable asset for unproven players in the draft isn't the point. Just the idea that Phil Jackson, who is 80-166 as team president, is considering trading Porzingis begs the question: do you have a plan, Phil, or is this just a plan to buy you more time until your next plan?"

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

Once Janis tells his brother to stop acting like a b*tch, I'm sure they will be pleasantly surprised how quickly "all this other stuff" dies down

[Billy Goat]

The brother being the agent is a huge red flag alone. That wont sit well with other franchises either.

[god shammgod]

The exit meeting snub was a costly decision. Porzingis's favorite assistant coach, Josh Longstaff, lost his job and it could lead to Porzingis being exiled from New York, although the Knicks asking price may ultimately be too high.

"All I will tell you is that Kris has said that he knows that all the work he is putting in will pay off somewhere," Kristaps' brother, Janis, told the Daily News over the phone on Tuesday. "He is working out five hours a day. He looks good. But this other stuff all seems unnecessary."

Amen to that. Why go two months without communicating with your young star? Why let it get out that for the right price he's yours? It's an odd way of running a team. It is unnecessary.

Several people familiar with the Knicks' thinking believe the Knicks front office, in the wake of the Porzingis debacle, is scrambling to save face but more importantly to protect their jobs.

"The front office is in full survivor mode," said one team source. "The place is a mess so now they want to make it seem like the kid is the problem. Suddenly he's uncoachable. He won't listen. They're trying to put it all on him."

Whether you think the Knicks would be wise to trade their most valuable asset for unproven players in the draft isn't the point. Just the idea that Phil Jackson, who is 80-166 as team president, is considering trading Porzingis begs the question: do you have a plan, Phil, or is this just a plan to buy you more time until your next plan?"

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

Once Janis tells his brother to stop acting like a b*tch, I'm sure they will be pleasantly surprised how quickly "all this other stuff" dies down

well damn.

p.s. i don't like seeing you like this. you're like the cool headed voice of reason. don't get down here in the dirt. leave that to the likes of me.

[whocares1]

The exit meeting snub was a costly decision. Porzingis's favorite assistant coach, Josh Longstaff, lost his job and it could lead to Porzingis being exiled from New York, although the Knicks asking price may ultimately be too high.

"All I will tell you is that Kris has said that he knows that all the work he is putting in will pay off somewhere," Kristaps' brother, Janis, told the Daily News over the phone on Tuesday. "He is working out five hours a day. He looks good. But this other stuff all seems unnecessary."

Amen to that. Why go two months without communicating with your young star? Why let it get out that for the right price he's yours? It's an odd way of running a team. It is unnecessary.

Several people familiar with the Knicks' thinking believe the Knicks front office, in the wake of the Porzingis debacle, is scrambling to save face but more importantly to protect their jobs.

"The front office is in full survivor mode," said one team source. "The place is a mess so now they want to make it seem like the kid is the problem. Suddenly he's uncoachable. He won't listen. They're trying to put it all on him."

Whether you think the Knicks would be wise to trade their most valuable asset for unproven players in the draft isn't the point. Just the idea that Phil Jackson, who is 80-166 as team president, is considering trading Porzingis begs the question: do you have a plan, Phil, or is this just a plan to buy you more time until your next plan?"

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

Once Janis tells his brother to stop acting like a b*tch, I'm sure they will be pleasantly surprised how quickly "all this other stuff" dies down

That's his older brother and his agent. He absolutely had a role in the skipped exit meeting.

[GONYK]

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

Once Janis tells his brother to stop acting like a b*tch, I'm sure they will be pleasantly surprised how quickly "all this other stuff" dies down

well damn.

p.s. i don't like seeing you like this. you're like the cool headed voice of reason. don't get down here in the dirt. leave that to the likes of me.

I gotta admit, I felt a little dirty posting that

[Greenie]

Bev
Frank
Jackson
Thomas
Willy

That team would be lucky to average 75 points

so?
defense

[egelband]

KP has learned from Melo how to be an entitled child. Melo is a great offensive player but not a leader and not someone to be followed. (Well, that's how it seems to me).
Anyhow, I doubt Phil trades him but if he gets a huge offer, maybe this is the time to do it. KP has shown brilliance but also fragility.
Interesting times...

[HarthorneWingo]

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

Once Janis tells his brother to stop acting like a b*tch, I'm sure they will be pleasantly surprised how quickly "all this other stuff" dies down

well damn.

p.s. i don't like seeing you like this. you're like the cool headed voice of reason. don't get down here in the dirt. leave that to the likes of me.

I do. Leave him alone. He's a mod, he's smart and he's doing just fine, thank you very much. GONYK is much too smart for your devil talk.

[Billy Goat]

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but, superstar.

[thebuzzardman]

The exit meeting snub was a costly decision. Porzingis's favorite assistant coach, Josh Longstaff, lost his job and it could lead to Porzingis being exiled from New York, although the Knicks asking price may ultimately be too high.

"All I will tell you is that Kris has said that he knows that all the work he is putting in will pay off somewhere," Kristaps' brother, Janis, told the Daily News over the phone on Tuesday. "He is working out five hours a day. He looks good. But this other stuff all seems unnecessary."

Amen to that. Why go two months without communicating with your young star? Why let it get out that for the right price he's yours? It's an odd way of running a team. It is unnecessary.

Several people familiar with the Knicks' thinking believe the Knicks front office, in the wake of the Porzingis debacle, is scrambling to save face but more importantly to protect their jobs.

"The front office is in full survivor mode," said one team source. "The place is a mess so now they want to make it seem like the kid is the problem. Suddenly he's uncoachable. He won't listen. They're trying to put it all on him."

Whether you think the Knicks would be wise to trade their most valuable asset for unproven players in the draft isn't the point. Just the idea that Phil Jackson, who is 80-166 as team president, is considering trading Porzingis begs the question: do you have a plan, Phil, or is this just a plan to buy you more time until your next plan?"

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

I'm getting a little tired of Janis and KP's spin. This situation was created by you guys, by blowing off the meeting, deliberately, and then not communicating with the team, at all. Sure, you might think the direction of the team sucks, but KP and Janis made the move to make the whole thing very public, by choice and tactic. Stop complaining about it. Which aren't even real complaints, but some sort of game they are running.

I'm not supporting Phil over them. Phil's been an ass. KP and Janis decided to match that, publicly. It sucks, but don't cry victim.

[Greenie]

KP has learned from Melo how to be an entitled child. Melo is a great offensive player but not a leader and not someone to be followed. (Well, that's how it seems to me).
Anyhow, I doubt Phil trades him but if he gets a huge offer, maybe this is the time to do it. KP has shown brilliance but also fragility.
Interesting times...

Stop the nonsense.
KP's behavior is on him. Melo has nothing to do with any of this. Why do posters keep holding on to this narrative that Melo is in KP's ear telling him to act a fool? To lighten the blow? Stop.

[3toheadmelo]

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[thebuzzardman]

The exit meeting snub was a costly decision. Porzingis's favorite assistant coach, Josh Longstaff, lost his job and it could lead to Porzingis being exiled from New York, although the Knicks asking price may ultimately be too high.

"All I will tell you is that Kris has said that he knows that all the work he is putting in will pay off somewhere," Kristaps' brother, Janis, told the Daily News over the phone on Tuesday. "He is working out five hours a day. He looks good. But this other stuff all seems unnecessary."

Amen to that. Why go two months without communicating with your young star? Why let it get out that for the right price he's yours? It's an odd way of running a team. It is unnecessary.

Several people familiar with the Knicks' thinking believe the Knicks front office, in the wake of the Porzingis debacle, is scrambling to save face but more importantly to protect their jobs.

"The front office is in full survivor mode," said one team source. "The place is a mess so now they want to make it seem like the kid is the problem. Suddenly he's uncoachable. He won't listen. They're trying to put it all on him."

Whether you think the Knicks would be wise to trade their most valuable asset for unproven players in the draft isn't the point. Just the idea that Phil Jackson, who is 80-166 as team president, is considering trading Porzingis begs the question: do you have a plan, Phil, or is this just a plan to buy you more time until your next plan?"

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/phil-jackson-refusal-cold-war-killing-knicks-legacy-article-1.3263269

peace to the god janis

Once Janis tells his brother to stop acting like a b*tch, I'm sure they will be pleasantly surprised how quickly "all this other stuff" dies down

+1000

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[HarthorneWingo]

KP has learned from Melo how to be an entitled child. Melo is a great offensive player but not a leader and not someone to be followed. (Well, that's how it seems to me).
Anyhow, I doubt Phil trades him but if he gets a huge offer, maybe this is the time to do it. KP has shown brilliance but also fragility.
Interesting times...

Melo was definitely all in KP's ear when they were both sitting out games towards the end of the season. Melo and KP with their hands over their mouths whispering. I have no doubt that Melo poisoned him with all his whiny BS because he's selfish. But Janis is supposed to be that wall that protects KP from stuff like that. Maybe Janis is a little star-struck himself? Obviously, just my opinion. But we'll see.

Has Jeff or Phil heard from KP yet?