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Post by irish2u2 on Jan 3, 2019 13:59:57 GMT -5
Did you actually read the article? What did Bondy say that was so outrageous? Young Knicks star wants to get paid and to win! Truly scandalous material. Signing KP not a foregone conclusion! Clearly, this was written with an agenda. Perhaps even by Vladimir Putin himself. Bondy may have written hatchet jobs before, but this isn't one of them. But I will put a memo in the suggestion boxes of the New York Post and the New York Daily News to have this board review all future Knicks articles. If I am playing the lead in Man of the Man of the Mancha, then you two are up for parts on the lifeboat in Ship of Fools. How a New York sports writer can influence professional athletes playing for a New York team is based on what exactly? That is fear mongering on a Trumpian level. Please cite me any time when any player who has cited that a New York sports writer was the reason for them leaving or not signing in New York. I'll wait! Nice passive aggressive insult Nic. That was indeed an adult response. Yea, I read the article. Twice. It's a rip piece designed to get attention and not really dependent on facts except those same mysterious inside sources every NY journalist quotes but never, ever seems to get identified. I'm thinking Dolan has to run some spycraft in his organization to weed out these traitors to the cause. Give everybody in the inner circle a salacious bit of info and see which version leaks out?
Here is a fact for you though that ties in with the remarks made by a 13 year old Kristaps Porzingis. About 98% of professional basketball players go for the money. NY has the most money. The math there should be the simple part. As for management/ownership the moment Phil Jackson was shown the door KP became committed to the Knicks. And for the record everything he has said publicly has supported the notion he's a Knick and he's happy he's a Knick.
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Post by babylon5 on Jan 3, 2019 14:03:18 GMT -5
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Post by babylon5 on Jan 3, 2019 14:15:58 GMT -5
Did you actually read the article? What did Bondy say that was so outrageous? Young Knicks star wants to get paid and to win! Truly scandalous material. Signing KP not a foregone conclusion! Clearly, this was written with an agenda. Perhaps even by Vladimir Putin himself. Bondy may have written hatchet jobs before, but this isn't one of them. But I will put a memo in the suggestion boxes of the New York Post and the New York Daily News to have this board review all future Knicks articles. If I am playing the lead in Man of the Man of the Mancha, then you two are up for parts on the lifeboat in Ship of Fools. How a New York sports writer can influence professional athletes playing for a New York team is based on what exactly? That is fear mongering on a Trumpian level. Please cite me any time when any player who has cited that a New York sports writer was the reason for them leaving or not signing in New York. I'll wait! Nice passive aggressive insult Nic. That was indeed an adult response. Yea, I read the article. Twice. It's a rip piece designed to get attention and not really dependent on facts except those same mysterious inside sources every NY journalist quotes but never, ever seems to get identified. I'm thinking Dolan has to run some spycraft in his organization to weed out these traitors to the cause. Give everybody in the inner circle a salacious bit of info and see which version leaks out?
Here is a fact for you though that ties in with the remarks made by a 13 year old Kristaps Porzingis. About 98% of professional basketball players go for the money. NY has the most money. The math there should be the simple part. As for management/ownership the moment Phil Jackson was shown the door KP became committed to the Knicks. And for the record everything he has said publicly has supported the notion he's a Knick and he's happy he's a Knick. Passive-aggressive insult? And what was your quip calling about the Man of the Mancha? You seem to be driving on a one-way street there, Bill. If you wish to condemn Bondy, Isola, Berman, Albert, et al for being douchebags and unilaterally declaring that nothing they write or say has any merit, then all I ask is that you be consistent and judge Dolan, who is far more guilty of douchebag behavior, as harshly as you do his critics. You seem to be choosing sides simply based on fan loyalty. I view the war between Dolan vs the press like I did the old Iran-Iraq War.
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Post by jbnewyork162 on Jan 3, 2019 14:29:19 GMT -5
According to Jason and Bill the following people are douchebags and never to be trusted: Isola, Berman, Marv Albert, Bondy because, according to them, they have an anti-Knick agenda and NOTHING they say has any merit. Also, Dolan, the fellow most responsible for the lack of success of this organization has learned his lesson and everything he does now is so much better. How about taking things on a case by case basis? Oh no, that would be the adult thing to do. Wait a minute buddy whoa whoa whoa. You just wrote why dont Bill and I "take things on a "case by case basis" yet when we are talking about the roster, the coach, a trade, anything having NOT to do with Dolan, YOU bring up James Dolan. Holy mother of pearl was that the pot calling the kettle black. I'm dying laughing of the irony of you typing those words. You even said when YOU think you're right, you charge full ahead, no matter what so , while you thought you struck someone out at the plate with that little comment, but the third base ump called a BALK.
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Post by babylon5 on Jan 3, 2019 14:36:04 GMT -5
According to Jason and Bill the following people are douchebags and never to be trusted: Isola, Berman, Marv Albert, Bondy because, according to them, they have an anti-Knick agenda and NOTHING they say has any merit. Also, Dolan, the fellow most responsible for the lack of success of this organization has learned his lesson and everything he does now is so much better. How about taking things on a case by case basis? Oh no, that would be the adult thing to do. Wait a minute buddy whoa whoa whoa. You just wrote why dont Bill and I "take things on a "case by case basis" yet when we are talking about the roster, the coach, a trade, anything having NOT to do with Dolan, YOU bring up James Dolan. Holy mother of pearl was that the pot calling the kettle black. I'm dying laughing of the irony of you typing those words. You even said when YOU think you're right, you charge full ahead, no matter what so , while you thought you struck someone out at the plate with that little comment, but the third base ump called a BALK. You and Bill have made it clear that NOTHING that writers like Bondy or Berman has ANY merit. Yeah, that seems like a fair statement, but you can come up with self-serving excuses to rationalize away Dolan's behavior. Gotcha.
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Post by jbnewyork162 on Jan 3, 2019 14:39:33 GMT -5
Do you like to debate just for the sake in this case or are you naive to Stefan Bondys writing style? I'll just concede and say you win. I dont want to debate and defend a pompous fool like this author of sleaze is. Jason, I am not saying that Bondy hasn't written hatchet articles before, but this isn't one of them. Your counter point to my point is to dismiss everything Bondy writes. All I read was: KP wants to get paid and to win and it is not a foregone conclusion that he signs with the Knicks as he will have options as a free agent. How you went to Defcon 1 on this article is, IMO, based more on your overall opinion of Bondy then what he actually wrote in the article. Sigh! Let me spell it out for you. I dont mind objective opinions in media on the Knicks. Like Rx said I dont want censorship because that's inhumane and un-American. But with that said someone manufacturing a story that is irrelevant(quoting a 13 year old KP? REALLY?) is akin to looking kn the internet or rather those old archive machines in a library and finding something desperately to talk about. Here's my problem with Berman, Bondy and Isola. When we were winning and going to the playoffs in the Woody season and the Dantoni season respectively these hatchet jobs spun controversy to stir up ignorant fans when the focus should've been on unity or at minimum a city rallying together for the Knicks to crush Boston and Indiana respectively. Then he quotes in this same article the fact that Sean Marks wants KP. If I believe Sean Marks the Brooklyn GM really said that to him, then it's a tampering violation because you can't talk about acquiring another teams player. You know that. So because I dint think Marks is a dumbass and told Bondy of all people that, he just lied. You then state you JUST READ ONLY that KP wants to get paid. So I ask you. DID you read the article? Do I look like the type of person to make a big deal out of nothing? I dont like my intelligence insulted and because we are rebuilding the right way for once, some of these media types are throwing a whole bunch of shit out there that isnt true. I mean he quoted the snot nosed kid version KP for Christ sakes and you're defending Bondy like he talked to KP yesterday. Again did you read the article lol?
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Post by irish2u2 on Jan 3, 2019 14:41:38 GMT -5
Nice passive aggressive insult Nic. That was indeed an adult response. Yea, I read the article. Twice. It's a rip piece designed to get attention and not really dependent on facts except those same mysterious inside sources every NY journalist quotes but never, ever seems to get identified. I'm thinking Dolan has to run some spycraft in his organization to weed out these traitors to the cause. Give everybody in the inner circle a salacious bit of info and see which version leaks out?
Here is a fact for you though that ties in with the remarks made by a 13 year old Kristaps Porzingis. About 98% of professional basketball players go for the money. NY has the most money. The math there should be the simple part. As for management/ownership the moment Phil Jackson was shown the door KP became committed to the Knicks. And for the record everything he has said publicly has supported the notion he's a Knick and he's happy he's a Knick. Passive-aggressive insult? And what was your quip calling about the Man of the Mancha? You seem to be driving on a one-way street there, Bill. If you wish to condemn Bondy, Isola, Berman, Albert, et al for being douchebags and unilaterally declaring that nothing they write or say has any merit, then all I ask is that you be consistent and judge Dolan, who is far more guilty of douchebag behavior, as harshly as you do his critics. You seem to be choosing sides simply based on fan loyalty. I view the war between Dolan vs the press like I did the old Iran-Iraq War. Nic
Seems to me calling you Don Quixote is a little less passive aggressive than you questioning my integrity by asking if I actually read the article. That's a two way street Nic.
Your fixation with Dolan is duly noted. Again. You can recite all the bad he has done verbatim. FYI, so can I. So can all of us. What separates me from you here is acknowledging, and this seems to be a problem area for you, the difference between past and present. Today's Jim Dolan is not the same guy as 2010 Jim Dolan. If you cannot acknowledge that simple fact why debate? I will acknowledge that at any time, like an alcoholic falling off the wagon, the new Jimmy Dolan could be replaced by the old Jimmy Dolan. That's a given. I'm just not as convinced as you that will happen. In fact you are certain that will happen. We are going on 5 years (in March when Phil Jackson was hired in 2014) that Dolan has stayed out of Knicks business. The sole blight on his PR record is the Oakley incident and again if you can be objective Oakley and as much if not more fault than Dolan.
Now here is the one defining difference between Jim Dolan and journalists/announcers like Bondy, Isola, Berman, Vescey and Albert. Dolan's sole agenda was to make the Knicks better. He made huge mistakes. He hired the wrong people. He allowed some really stupid shit to happen inside the organization. But he always signed the checks and he always wanted the Knicks to be winners. I will not debate that Dolan is a narcissistic, entitled trust baby riding on his Daddy's coattails. I will say he tried to do the right thing and just was not capable of sublimating his ego to the mission which is what he is doing now.
Bondy, Isola, Berman, Vescey and Albert all have issues with Dolan and they have used their platforms to get back at him through the Knicks. Like Dolan they are petty, petulant, hubristic, arrogant and egotistical. The difference is there is a playbook for journalistic integrity that each of them violates almost on a deadly basis. Dolan is an asshole. These journalists are assholes too who betray the public trust that the media will report the news and not manufacture it. Bondy manufactured a story. You bought it Nic.
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Post by babylon5 on Jan 3, 2019 14:53:06 GMT -5
Jason, I am not saying that Bondy hasn't written hatchet articles before, but this isn't one of them. Your counter point to my point is to dismiss everything Bondy writes. All I read was: KP wants to get paid and to win and it is not a foregone conclusion that he signs with the Knicks as he will have options as a free agent. How you went to Defcon 1 on this article is, IMO, based more on your overall opinion of Bondy then what he actually wrote in the article. Sigh! Let me spell it out for you. I dont mind objective opinions in media on the Knicks. Like Rx said I dont want censorship because that's inhumane and un-American. But with that said someone manufacturing a story that is irrelevant(quoting a 13 year old KP? REALLY?) is akin to looking kn the internet or rather those old archive machines in a library and finding something desperately to talk about. Here's my problem with Berman, Bondy and Isola. When we were winning and going to the playoffs in the Woody season and the Dantoni season respectively these hatchet jobs spun controversy to stir up ignorant fans when the focus should've been on unity or at minimum a city rallying together for the Knicks to crush Boston and Indiana respectively. Then he quotes in this same article the fact that Sean Marks wants KP. If I believe Sean Marks the Brooklyn GM really said that to him, then it's a tampering violation because you can't talk about acquiring another teams player. You know that. So because I dint think Marks is a dumbass and told Bondy of all people that, he just lied. You then state you JUST READ ONLY that KP wants to get paid. So I ask you. DID you read the article? Do I look like the type of person to make a big deal out of nothing? I dont like my intelligence insulted and because we are rebuilding the right way for once, some of these media types are throwing a whole bunch of shit out there that isnt true. I mean he quoted the snot nosed kid version KP for Christ sakes and you're defending Bondy like he talked to KP yesterday. Again did you read the article lol? Jason, I read the article and we reached completely different conclusions. What is outrageous about stating the obvious: KP wants to get paid and to win? KP has options as a potential free agent? The Nets may have interest in KP should he become a free agent? Truly subversive writing. Then you make the statement that the media is deliberately trying to undermine the success of Knicks! That is a ludicrous claim with no basis in reality. Please show me ONE instance when a player has cited that the media caused to leave New York or was the deciding factor in not playing in New York. Just cite one example. Just one.
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Post by babylon5 on Jan 3, 2019 15:08:49 GMT -5
Passive-aggressive insult? And what was your quip calling about the Man of the Mancha? You seem to be driving on a one-way street there, Bill. If you wish to condemn Bondy, Isola, Berman, Albert, et al for being douchebags and unilaterally declaring that nothing they write or say has any merit, then all I ask is that you be consistent and judge Dolan, who is far more guilty of douchebag behavior, as harshly as you do his critics. You seem to be choosing sides simply based on fan loyalty. I view the war between Dolan vs the press like I did the old Iran-Iraq War. Nic
Seems to me calling you Don Quixote is a little less passive aggressive than you questioning my integrity by asking if I actually read the article. That's a two way street Nic.
Your fixation with Dolan is duly noted. Again. You can recite all the bad he has done verbatim. FYI, so can I. So can all of us. What separates me from you here is acknowledging, and this seems to be a problem area for you, the difference between past and present. Today's Jim Dolan is not the same guy as 2010 Jim Dolan. If you cannot acknowledge that simple fact why debate? I will acknowledge that at any time, like an alcoholic falling off the wagon, the new Jimmy Dolan could be replaced by the old Jimmy Dolan. That's a given. I'm just not as convinced as you that will happen. In fact you are certain that will happen. We are going on 5 years (in March when Phil Jackson was hired in 2014) that Dolan has stayed out of Knicks business. The sole blight on his PR record is the Oakley incident and again if you can be objective Oakley and as much if not more fault than Dolan.
Now here is the one defining difference between Jim Dolan and journalists/announcers like Bondy, Isola, Berman, Vescey and Albert. Dolan's sole agenda was to make the Knicks better. He made huge mistakes. He hired the wrong people. He allowed some really stupid shit to happen inside the organization. But he always signed the checks and he always wanted the Knicks to be winners. I will not debate that Dolan is a narcissistic, entitled trust baby riding on his Daddy's coattails. I will say he tried to do the right thing and just was not capable of sublimating his ego to the mission which is what he is doing now.
Bondy, Isola, Berman, Vescey and Albert all have issues with Dolan and they have used their platforms to get back at him through the Knicks. Like Dolan they are petty, petulant, hubristic, arrogant and egotistical. The difference is there is a playbook for journalistic integrity that each of them violates almost on a deadly basis. Dolan is an asshole. These journalists are assholes too who betray the public trust that the media will report the news and not manufacture it. Bondy manufactured a story. You bought it Nic.
I see, Dolan has done far worse than merely make bad basketball decisions. He has defended Isiah Thomas even after being convicted of sexual harassment and continues to question the verdict. He defended Harvey Weinstein and man guilty of decades long sexual harassment and the poster boy for #Metoo movement. He has attacked and slandered form employees,fans and anyone in the media he feels is too critical of him or the Knicks. And guess what, the media is not their to be his friend. It is there to question his decisions. But using your logic, because he signs the paychecks, his boorish and douchebag behavior is all rationalized away. Got it!
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Post by irish2u2 on Jan 3, 2019 15:22:00 GMT -5
Nic
Seems to me calling you Don Quixote is a little less passive aggressive than you questioning my integrity by asking if I actually read the article. That's a two way street Nic.
Your fixation with Dolan is duly noted. Again. You can recite all the bad he has done verbatim. FYI, so can I. So can all of us. What separates me from you here is acknowledging, and this seems to be a problem area for you, the difference between past and present. Today's Jim Dolan is not the same guy as 2010 Jim Dolan. If you cannot acknowledge that simple fact why debate? I will acknowledge that at any time, like an alcoholic falling off the wagon, the new Jimmy Dolan could be replaced by the old Jimmy Dolan. That's a given. I'm just not as convinced as you that will happen. In fact you are certain that will happen. We are going on 5 years (in March when Phil Jackson was hired in 2014) that Dolan has stayed out of Knicks business. The sole blight on his PR record is the Oakley incident and again if you can be objective Oakley and as much if not more fault than Dolan.
Now here is the one defining difference between Jim Dolan and journalists/announcers like Bondy, Isola, Berman, Vescey and Albert. Dolan's sole agenda was to make the Knicks better. He made huge mistakes. He hired the wrong people. He allowed some really stupid shit to happen inside the organization. But he always signed the checks and he always wanted the Knicks to be winners. I will not debate that Dolan is a narcissistic, entitled trust baby riding on his Daddy's coattails. I will say he tried to do the right thing and just was not capable of sublimating his ego to the mission which is what he is doing now.
Bondy, Isola, Berman, Vescey and Albert all have issues with Dolan and they have used their platforms to get back at him through the Knicks. Like Dolan they are petty, petulant, hubristic, arrogant and egotistical. The difference is there is a playbook for journalistic integrity that each of them violates almost on a deadly basis. Dolan is an asshole. These journalists are assholes too who betray the public trust that the media will report the news and not manufacture it. Bondy manufactured a story. You bought it Nic.
I see, Dolan has done far worse than merely make bad basketball decisions. He has defended Isiah Thomas even after being convicted of sexual harassment and continues to question the verdict. He defended Harvey Weinstein and man guilty of decades long sexual harassment and the poster boy for #Metoo movement. He has attacked and slandered form employees,fans and anyone in the media he feels is too critical of him or the Knicks. And guess what, the media is not their to be his friend. It is there to question his decisions. But using your logic, because he signs the paychecks, his boorish and douchebag behavior is all rationalized away. Got it! Isiah Thomas. The Past. Harvey Weinstein. You said he knew? He says he didn't? You got proof or maybe access to one of Bondy's inside sources? Media attacks on those critical to him? The past. In fact he did a nice interview with ESPN you ought to read and then maybe this conversation can go forward. Stefan Bondy is still a sleezeball and you have Jason and I all wrong but go ahead. Read the article. Then let's discuss it. BTW, he does defend his Anucha Brown-Sanders decision to go to trial.
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Post by babylon5 on Jan 3, 2019 15:35:35 GMT -5
I see, Dolan has done far worse than merely make bad basketball decisions. He has defended Isiah Thomas even after being convicted of sexual harassment and continues to question the verdict. He defended Harvey Weinstein and man guilty of decades long sexual harassment and the poster boy for #Metoo movement. He has attacked and slandered form employees,fans and anyone in the media he feels is too critical of him or the Knicks. And guess what, the media is not their to be his friend. It is there to question his decisions. But using your logic, because he signs the paychecks, his boorish and douchebag behavior is all rationalized away. Got it! Isiah Thomas. The Past. Harvey Weinstein. You said he knew? He says he didn't? You got proof or maybe access to one of Bondy's inside sources? Media attacks on those critical to him? The past. In fact he did a nice interview with ESPN you ought to read and then maybe this conversation can go forward. Stefan Bondy is still a sleezeball and you have Jason and I all wrong but go ahead. Read the article. Then let's discuss it. BTW, he does defend his Anucha Brown-Sanders decision to go to trial.
Dolan Unplugged
The past? The man in an interview last month still denies the verdict. I did read the interview and you and I once again arrive at totally different conclusions. I came away from the interview viewing him worse than I ever did before. sports.yahoo.com/many-hypocrisies-knicks-owner-james-dolans-interview-espn-221622847.htmlThe many hypocrisies of James Dolan is an apt title for that interview. You and Jason and disagree and we are not going to arrive at common ground. Jason dismisses Marv Albert because he is a registered sex offender, but rationalizes away Dolan's defense of a convicted workplace sexual harasser in Isiah Thomas. Dolan insults women like Maggie Gray and by extension his female fanbase with his defense of Harvey Weinstein and Isiah Thomas, but you can only see the betrayal of public trust by the New York media. So, no, we cannot reach common ground. The best we can do is to agree that neither side is above reproach.
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Post by jbnewyork162 on Jan 3, 2019 16:06:48 GMT -5
Sigh! Let me spell it out for you. I dont mind objective opinions in media on the Knicks. Like Rx said I dont want censorship because that's inhumane and un-American. But with that said someone manufacturing a story that is irrelevant(quoting a 13 year old KP? REALLY?) is akin to looking kn the internet or rather those old archive machines in a library and finding something desperately to talk about. Here's my problem with Berman, Bondy and Isola. When we were winning and going to the playoffs in the Woody season and the Dantoni season respectively these hatchet jobs spun controversy to stir up ignorant fans when the focus should've been on unity or at minimum a city rallying together for the Knicks to crush Boston and Indiana respectively. Then he quotes in this same article the fact that Sean Marks wants KP. If I believe Sean Marks the Brooklyn GM really said that to him, then it's a tampering violation because you can't talk about acquiring another teams player. You know that. So because I dint think Marks is a dumbass and told Bondy of all people that, he just lied. You then state you JUST READ ONLY that KP wants to get paid. So I ask you. DID you read the article? Do I look like the type of person to make a big deal out of nothing? I dont like my intelligence insulted and because we are rebuilding the right way for once, some of these media types are throwing a whole bunch of shit out there that isnt true. I mean he quoted the snot nosed kid version KP for Christ sakes and you're defending Bondy like he talked to KP yesterday. Again did you read the article lol? Jason, I read the article and we reached completely different conclusions. What is outrageous about stating the obvious: KP wants to get paid and to win? KP has options as a potential free agent? The Nets may have interest in KP should he become a free agent? Truly subversive writing. Then you make the statement that the media is deliberately trying to undermine the success of Knicks! That is a ludicrous claim with no basis in reality. Please show me ONE instance when a player has cited that the media caused to leave New York or was the deciding factor in not playing in New York. Just cite one example. Just one. You copied my quote and even manufactured what I wrote. This is maddening. And then because my opinion doesn't align with yours it has to be not only debated to death but you hurl insults at me and Bill, by even calling my point of view similar to the views of 45. Like did you forget who I am offline. What the heck would you say something like that. Next the first paragraph of your response makes it seem like all he wrote was that KP wants to get paid. He didnt just write that and so that let's me know NOW you are trying to troll to start an argument. It's like I'm in the twilight zone right now. I'm just exasperated at you right now my friend.
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Post by babylon5 on Jan 3, 2019 16:12:54 GMT -5
Jason, I read the article and we reached completely different conclusions. What is outrageous about stating the obvious: KP wants to get paid and to win? KP has options as a potential free agent? The Nets may have interest in KP should he become a free agent? Truly subversive writing. Then you make the statement that the media is deliberately trying to undermine the success of Knicks! That is a ludicrous claim with no basis in reality. Please show me ONE instance when a player has cited that the media caused to leave New York or was the deciding factor in not playing in New York. Just cite one example. Just one. You copied my quote and even manufactured what I wrote. This is maddening. And then because my opinion doesn't align with yours it has to be not only debated to death but you hurl insults at me and Bill, by even calling my point of view similar to the views of 45. Like did you forget who I am offline. What the heck would you say something like that. Next the first paragraph of your response makes it seem like all he wrote was that KP wants to get paid. He didnt just write that and so that let's me know NOW you are trying to troll to start an argument. It's like I'm in the twilight zone right now. I'm just exasperated at you right now my friend. Jason, Did you or did you not make the statement that nobody wants to come play here because of the media? If you didn't, then I am insane and I apologize. But here is where we part company: I hold Dolan the owner of the Knicks as the one most responsible for both the lack of success of the franchise and creating the toxic environment between the Knicks and the press.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 3, 2019 17:02:58 GMT -5
Oh I admit I have very low standards for Dolan. He's the only owner my team has. So he gets many restarts from me. Currently he has so many positive points from firing Fill and Rambis & hiring Fiz and Perry that he is a net positive to me. The other side is that quite a few top shelf free agents change teams in spite of less money. BABS 85% statement helped as I'm now sitting on the ledge and not leaning over it. While the article may have been a hatched job, I didn't see it as unfair. Are the articles that say Durant may leave Draymond and come to NY hatchet jobs of the Dubs? The worst part of the 85% is while that KP may prefer NY to LA, Brooklyn is somewhat close to NY. 😔
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Post by ignitowsky on Jan 3, 2019 17:42:56 GMT -5
According to Jason and Bill the following people are douchebags and never to be trusted: Isola, Berman, Marv Albert, Bondy because, according to them, they have an anti-Knick agenda and NOTHING they say has any merit. Also, Dolan, the fellow most responsible for the lack of success of this organization has learned his lesson and everything he does now is so much better. How about taking things on a case by case basis? Oh no, that would be the adult thing to do. So, Bill and Jason are children then? Well sign me up for the kids table, because I agree with everything that you say that they agree with. The so cold Sports writers you named ARE sleazebags, and while Dolan isn't a perfect owner he has shown that he's willing to Let's Mills and Perry run the show while he tortures audiences with his lousy music. He's also someone who's always been willing to spend money., and now that he doesn't get involved in basketball activity I don't see what there is to complain about with him. But I guess sometimes it's more fun to complain and be argumentative than it is to reach a consensus, because that would be the adult thing to do? Asking for a friend.
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