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Since:Oct 17, 2007

May 5, 2008 8:29 pm

Umm what are you offering to Houston for T MAC?? T MAC is a career loser just like Marbury so I dont like that idea at all. I also don;t think its logical to take the wait and see approach on LeBron James who becomes a free agent in 2010.  Dantoni is going to Chicago more than likely. Avery Johnsons is the logical choice with Mark Jackson 2nd.

Player wise Marbury has got to go. They need a playmaker in the draft and hopefully we get high enough to get Derrik Rose who is the best player in this draft. Please o Please do not draft OJ Mayo.


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Since:Oct 17, 2006

May 6, 2008 5:16 pm
Player wise Marbury has got to go
Unless you are getting a star PG like Paul or Deron back, or Wade or Lebron or someone young, no way you trade Marbury this year.

Let him play the final year of his contract as a Knick and then walk off as a FA after next season. The Knicks do not need to trade him and take on 20 million in yearly contracts that will likely go beyond next season.

The only other deal that would make sense is if they traded him to a team that has 2 expiring contracts equal to Marbury's. Otherwise teams will be looking to unload long term deals in order to get cap relief after next season.

I want to see Marbury go, but lets wait after next season where we just let him go and there are no new contracts coming back in.

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robray15
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May 6, 2008 5:18 pm
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Since:Oct 17, 2006

May 6, 2008 7:19 pm
The Knicks will continue to be horrible regardless who their coach is

Robray,

You don't see any knicks fans saying that the knicks will all of a sudden be a championship contender because of the coach.

The fact still remains this team has zero chemistry, plays no defense, does not have a single leader on the floor and can't shoot consisntently from the outside.

Until they start to correct those aspects of the game they will continue to be blown out in every 2 out 3 games they play. However, what a coach will do who demands the respect that Thomas, larry brown, or whomever have coached over the past 7 yeas did not is make this team play together. They will learn to play defense and they will be responsible for thier actions.

I can guarantee you that a mark jackson or avery johnson will not allow Jamal Crawford to let guys blow right by him on defense while chucking up 20 shots a game. They will pull him immediately for someone who cares about defense.

he won't allow Zach Randolph to sit there and try to take 20 ft jump shots everytime he touches the ball.

Knicks fans goals for the next year is to see this team grow together and play 100% every night and play defense. the rest will take care of itself in the long term, becuase we all know if that happens, the Knicks will be back at the top in future. the mets were a disgrace for a long time and omar came in and fixed it within a few short y ears. They didn't make the playoffs right away when they got beltran and pedro, it took time.

the knicks will tkae time to rebuild, no one denies that. Just don't take on any stupid contracts, which Walsh will not.


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Since:Jul 28, 2007

May 7, 2008 8:19 pm
I really like Herb Williams, but when your team is this horrible do you really want to promote from within??  I wouldn't mind seeing Van Gundy come back, but he's taken his name out of consideration.  He does, however endorse Mark Jackson,  and so does Patrick Ewing.  That's two pretty good references to have on your resume'! 

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Since:Dec 7, 2006

May 8, 2008 1:12 am
No matter who is hired, the Knicks will not be competing for a title.  They are a bunch of selfish, me-first drama queen babies who cannot play D or show any sort of chemistry.  The leader of the pack is Babybury.  Do not trade him--instead buy the last year of his contract out.  We cannot afford to bring this cancer back.  His actions off the court with Zeke was the beginning of the end of any chance this season, although we would have been pathetic anyway for the reasons in the first sentence.  Isiah had to go and he was fired, but Cancerbury cannot return.  Do not trade him for more scrubs with bad contracts; just buy him out.  We are only responsible for him for a year anyway.  If we end up drafting Rose, we cannot afford to have him mentoring him into a loser.  We need a no nonsense guy like Avery Johnson who stresses playing defense to come in.  Mark Jackson was a leader and good defensive player, but a team that is in bad of shape as the Knicks cannot afford a coach without any experience.  Avery is a proven winner, going to the Finals and winning 67 games the year after.  It was not his coaching that hurt him, but the fact he had soft players.  Johnson will make this team more disciplined and make them play harder on D.  Let the bad contracts run out, rebuild through the draft lottery which we will be a part of as the rebuilding will take a few years, and once we have money for quality free agents, we can sign one.  Do not make any bad trades or signings and like Zeke, do not screw up in the draft like he did drafting Balkman over Williams and Frye over Bynum.  And pick a competent, no BS coach who can control the players.

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Since:May 29, 2007

May 8, 2008 3:37 pm
for all the avery johnson endorsers he inherited a good squad from don nelson period say what you may but it is true...i just don't wanna see dantoni in new york at all i'm not feeling that move...

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Since:Dec 24, 2007

May 9, 2008 12:16 pm

im hoping the Knicks dont hire dantoni i want mark jackson or the assistant from boston tom thibadeau.  also herb wouldnt be bad but id prefer the other 2.  knicks need a guy who will be in their face and teach these morons that defense is a priority if they want to win.  dont get me wrong dantoni has a great offensive mind but it seems the Suns could never get over the hump because of their lack of defense especially in big spots (ie Spurs game 1)  Also draft lottery is may 20 theres a chance we get number #1 i would love it we would have to take ROSE hes the man.


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Reputation:97
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Since:Sep 23, 2006

May 9, 2008 6:27 pm
Yeah, I agree with you here....I'd rather see just about anybody else other than D'Antoni. I think he's just using the Knicks to mess with the Bulls. I can't imagine Walsh is serious about actually signing him. I mean, we still owe LB 40 million, what's another 30 to this guy? Plus, D'Antoni's style seems all wrong, especially given the Knicks current roster.

I don't think you can go wrong with Johnson or Jackson, but if it's true that Johnson is taking a year off, I'd much rather see Jackson. Or, as you said, someone who preaches defense like a Thibodeau.