The 2007-08 New York Knicks Thread

phatucini

I mean I saw the Celtics Thread so there' gotta be a Knicks Thread as well, right?!?!

I'm sure there are a couple of Knicks fans around here, there just have to be!!

I know the Celtics bulked up their roster with Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen (but probably have the weakest bench in the league;-) and Orlando paired Dwight Howard with wingman Rashard Lewis. I just know this is the year the Knicks are gonna break out big time!!

Bathgate66

luxembourg ?


wow


i am a knicks fan but i have reservations about some of isaiahs moves and decisions , not to mention the way he deals with the press.

markymark550

Bathgate66 wrote:

luxembourg ?


wow


i am a knicks fan but i have reservations about some of isaiahs moves and decisions , not to mention the way he deals with the press.

at least he was able to get rid of Steve Francis....

LeatherMosquitoMan

I see the Knicks struggling to be a .500 ball club this season. That makes me happy.

NY PJ1

I HATE THESE LOWLIVES


bunch of punks,,i wish nothing but bad luck on them 4 ever

and im a lifetime ny er


f u knicks

xavier mcdaniel

the knicks will get two home playoff games this season, god knows it'd be good for my business..

Bathgate66

Same Old Knicks

Knicks' Morris arrested in Ky.

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Wednesday, August 8th 2007, 4:00 AM

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Knicks center Randolph Morris was arrested early yesterday in Lexington, Ky., and charged with reckless driving.

Morris, who was released from jail on $100 bond, didn't appear in court for his arraignment. Attorney Chad Butcher entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. The judge set a preliminary hearing for Aug. 31.

According to the arrest report, Morris smelled of alcohol and had bloodshot eyes. He acknowledged he had been drinking 30 minutes earlier and was given a preliminary breath test at the scene, with his blood alcohol level showing .069, below Kentucky's legal limit of .08.

xavier mcdaniel

same old knicks? sorry bathgate but i have to respectfully disagree there. as bad as they've been in terms of the win-loss record recently, this is a rare brush with the law on this team. it's not fair to generalize because one player gets into a scrape with the law.

Bathgate66

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

same old knicks? sorry bathgate but i have to respectfully disagree there. as bad as they've been in terms of the win-loss record recently, this is a rare brush with the law on this team. it's not fair to generalize because one player gets into a scrape with the law.

true the knicks have been relatively quite & unscathed by arrests--

aside from sexual abuse allegations from workers there .

Perhaps a more accurate use of words woiuld have been

" same old NBA "


buncha thugs

South of Seattle

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

same old knicks? sorry bathgate but i have to respectfully disagree there. as bad as they've been in terms of the win-loss record recently, this is a rare brush with the law on this team. it's not fair to generalize because one player gets into a scrape with the law.

Wait until good ol' Zach gets in trouble . . . It will happen.

xavier mcdaniel

i'm sure it will but one guy out 15 doesn't make it a team full of thugs and degenerates

stickboy

Big KG fan and Knicks fan n I wish he woulda teamed up with Starbury again...oh well....
looks like Reggie Millers gonna join the Celtics too now outta retirement??

BetterManningNYG

stickboy wrote:

looks like Reggie Millers gonna join the Celtics too now outta retirement??

the celtics are gonna have a good team this year...

and it will have absolutely nothing to do with reggie miller. :rolleyes:

THC

Bathgate66 wrote:

Same Old Knicks

Knicks' Morris arrested in Ky.

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Wednesday, August 8th 2007, 4:00 AM

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Knicks center Randolph Morris was arrested early yesterday in Lexington, Ky., and charged with reckless driving.

Morris, who was released from jail on $100 bond, didn't appear in court for his arraignment. Attorney Chad Butcher entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. The judge set a preliminary hearing for Aug. 31.

According to the arrest report, Morris smelled of alcohol and had bloodshot eyes. He acknowledged he had been drinking 30 minutes earlier and was given a preliminary breath test at the scene, with his blood alcohol level showing .069, below Kentucky's legal limit of .08.

the worst part of this story for the knicks is that NO ONE has ever heard of "Morris"...lol

BetterManningNYG

THC wrote:

the worst part of this story for the knicks is that NO ONE has ever heard of "Morris"...lol

he starred for kentucky last year, and the knicks were able to sign him a few days after the NCAA tournament due to some sort of technicality. apparently he was considered to be an NBA free agent even though he was still playing at the NCAA level. i've read a whole bunch of articles about this, but i'm not even gonna pretend like i understand it completely.

but that's who he is. he's considered to be a long-term project with good potential.

honestly though, is reckless driving really even that big a deal?

THC

its funny...this should be an NBA success story!!! NBA player blows .069, just below legal limit!

Bathgate66

asked about the michael vic situation


" They dont say anything about people who shoot deers, i mean- dogfighting is just another sport- its behind closed doors - but its still a sport "


hello ?

what the fuck is the matter with the culture of todays atheletes ( NBA, NFL in particular ) or is this guy just stupid ? ( and whoever else is into killing animals )

xavier mcdaniel

Bathgate66 wrote:

asked about the michael vic situation


" They dont say anything about people who shoot deers, i mean- dogfighting is just another sport- its behind closed doors - but its still a sport "


hello ?

what the fuck is the matter with the culture of todays atheletes ( NBA, NFL in particular ) or is this guy just stupid ? ( and whoever else is into killing animals )

he's clearly on some kind of high and i don't mean emotional high...

Bathgate66

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

he's clearly on some kind of high and i don't mean emotional high...

haha

zing! from the x-man

brain of c

phatucini wrote:

I mean I saw the Celtics Thread so there' gotta be a Knicks Thread as well, right?!?!

I'm sure there are a couple of Knicks fans around here, there just have to be!!

I know the Celtics bulked up their roster with Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen (but probably have the weakest bench in the league;-) and Orlando paired Dwight Howard with wingman Rashard Lewis. I just know this is the year the Knicks are gonna break out big time!!

you crazy. knickerbockers suck like issac thomas.

suns rival

brain of c wrote:

you crazy. knickerbockers suck like issac thomas.

it's isaiah thomas, dumbledore.

stickboy

did I just read on the bottom of espn the KNICKS resigne Allan Houston out of retirement??


















why???????

xavier mcdaniel

yes and why not..

brainofPJ

what is houston doing?

why try and come back?

stickboy

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

yes and why not..

you think its worth it?
I mean if it makes us better than fine, but I dunno if he's still got it.

BetterManningNYG

brainofPJ wrote:

what is houston doing?

why try and come back?

because:

1) his contract finally expired this summer and he wants more money.

2) he might be able to provide the leadership that's been missing from the head coach and starting point guard.

3) roger clemens was unavailable.

brainofPJ

BetterManningNYG wrote:

because:

1) his contract finally expired this summer and he wants more money.

2) he might be able to provide the leadership that's been missing from the head coach and starting point guard.

3) roger clemens was unavailable.

he should just coach the team

BetterManningNYG

brainofPJ wrote:

he should just coach the team

it wouldn't work. he's too competent.

EDIT: i've always been a fan of herb williams for head coach.

brainofPJ

BetterManningNYG wrote:

it wouldn't work. he's too competent.

EDIT: i've always been a fan of herb williams for head coach.

true that.

maybe John Starks?!

josevolution

damm anybody watch tonights game whoa this team is bad ,crowd chanting fire isiah ........

xavier mcdaniel

I was there. It was the ugliest night I've seen in the three-plus seasons of doing this, uglier than the night Howard Stern walked out in the third quarter on Opening night in 2004.

29 turnovers, 17 steals for the Warriors and many scowls on the face of Jim Dolan. When I saw Steve Mills return to his seat near Dolan in the third quarter for a second I thought he was coming back from drawing up the papers to fire Isiah.