Graycap23 said:

All of the things that u point are are correct.......but I still think it is unbalanced. No Kareem, no 5 Lakers titles. 2 or 3 tops..........

No Cap, no dynasty. On that we agree,

Who was it that said Scottie Pippen was not a top 100 player All-Time? lol.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Who was it that said Scottie Pippen was not a top 100 player All-Time? lol.

Someone that obviously has no clue as to what the NBA is.

RebirthOfCool said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Who was it that said Scottie Pippen was not a top 100 player All-Time? lol.

Someone that obviously has no clue as to what the NBA is.

It was a Pippen thread started hear a few months back when he got announced for the hall of fame.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

RebirthOfCool said:

Someone that obviously has no clue as to what the NBA is.

It was a Pippen thread started hear a few months back when he got announced for the hall of fame.

Pippen was the greatest all around SF ever. Bron has the ability to take that crown though.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Who was it that said Scottie Pippen was not a top 100 player All-Time? lol.

Maybe it was someone who said he was not a top 50 all time player.

100 would be too easy.

uPtoWnNY said:

Isiah's Back with Knicks

http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nba/news/story?id=5442858

You all know when Walsh is gone, that piece of shit will try to weasel his way into a higher position. He'll succeed too, because Dolan is a moron.

I HATE this move. Goodbye Knicks - after 40 years, I've had it. Wake me when Zeke or Dolan are gone.

Man come on you know Zeke taking the Knicks places.

Graycap23 said:

uPtoWnNY said:

Isiah's Back with Knicks

http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nba/news/story?id=5442858

You all know when Walsh is gone, that piece of shit will try to weasel his way into a higher position. He'll succeed too, because Dolan is a moron.

I HATE this move. Goodbye Knicks - after 40 years, I've had it. Wake me when Zeke or Dolan are gone.

U guys just can't get rid of Zeke. 2 bad.....

I can't believe Dolan is that dense.

namepeace said:

Graycap23 said:

U guys just can't get rid of Zeke. 2 bad.....

I can't believe Dolan is that dense.

Believe it. James Dolan is nothing but a rich man's son who was handed control of the Knicks and made the franchise a laughingstock. For some reason, he thinks Isiah is a genius. But Walsh spent the last two years cleaning Isiah's mess. You think Walsh is happy knowing Isiah's on the payroll and in Dolan's ear constantly? Multiple times, Walsh tried to hire Chris Mullin as GM, only to have Brain-Dead Dolan say no. When Walsh retires, guess who'll make a power play?

The only thing the Knicks should give Isiah is a bunch of pills.

uPtoWnNY said:

namepeace said:

I can't believe Dolan is that dense.

Believe it. James Dolan is nothing but a rich man's son who was handed control of the Knicks and made the franchise a laughingstock. For some reason, he thinks Isiah is a genius. But Walsh spent the last two years cleaning Isiah's mess. You think Walsh is happy knowing Isiah's on the payroll and in Dolan's ear constantly? Multiple times, Walsh tried to hire Chris Mullin as GM, only to have Brain-Dead Dolan say no. When Walsh retires, guess who'll make a power play?

The only thing the Knicks should give Isiah is a bunch of pills.

Amazing. Some teams crater because their owners don't try. Others because their owners don't have cash to spend. It seems like this owner works very hard AND spends hundreds of millions of dollars to destroy his own team, which happens to be one of the biggest franchises in all of sport.

namepeace said:

Amazing. Some teams crater because their owners don't try. Others because their owners don't have cash to spend. It seems like this owner works very hard AND spends hundreds of millions of dollars to destroy his own team, which happens to be one of the biggest franchises in all of sport.

The Knicks are doomed;

Walsh Upset Over Secret Isiah-Dolan Deal

Knicks president Donnie Walsh is livid that Isiah Thomas has returned to the organization and feels that his standing with the team may be compromised by owner James Dolan's decision to re-hire Thomas, the New York Post has learned.

Walsh told Thomas in a face-to-face meeting two weeks ago he did not want him working for the organization, according to a team source. Dolan and Thomas had agreed that Thomas could fill the team's general manager vacancy if Walsh was OK with it.

When Walsh told Thomas he objected, Thomas went back to Dolan.

Without Walsh's knowledge, Dolan and Thomas agreed that Thomas could become a part-time consultant while remaining the coach at Florida International.

"Donnie doesn't want him there, nobody wants him there but Dolan," a team source said. "Isiah seems to have Jim wrapped around his finger."

uPtoWnNY said:

namepeace said:

Amazing. Some teams crater because their owners don't try. Others because their owners don't have cash to spend. It seems like this owner works very hard AND spends hundreds of millions of dollars to destroy his own team, which happens to be one of the biggest franchises in all of sport.

The Knicks are doomed;

Walsh Upset Over Secret Isiah-Dolan Deal

Knicks president Donnie Walsh is livid that Isiah Thomas has returned to the organization and feels that his standing with the team may be compromised by owner James Dolan's decision to re-hire Thomas, the New York Post has learned.

Walsh told Thomas in a face-to-face meeting two weeks ago he did not want him working for the organization, according to a team source. Dolan and Thomas had agreed that Thomas could fill the team's general manager vacancy if Walsh was OK with it.

When Walsh told Thomas he objected, Thomas went back to Dolan.

Without Walsh's knowledge, Dolan and Thomas agreed that Thomas could become a part-time consultant while remaining the coach at Florida International.

"Donnie doesn't want him there, nobody wants him there but Dolan," a team source said. "Isiah seems to have Jim wrapped around his finger."

wow......I'm speechless.

Graycap23 said:

uPtoWnNY said:

The Knicks are doomed;

Walsh Upset Over Secret Isiah-Dolan Deal

Knicks president Donnie Walsh is livid that Isiah Thomas has returned to the organization and feels that his standing with the team may be compromised by owner James Dolan's decision to re-hire Thomas, the New York Post has learned.

Walsh told Thomas in a face-to-face meeting two weeks ago he did not want him working for the organization, according to a team source. Dolan and Thomas had agreed that Thomas could fill the team's general manager vacancy if Walsh was OK with it.

When Walsh told Thomas he objected, Thomas went back to Dolan.

Without Walsh's knowledge, Dolan and Thomas agreed that Thomas could become a part-time consultant while remaining the coach at Florida International.

"Donnie doesn't want him there, nobody wants him there but Dolan," a team source said. "Isiah seems to have Jim wrapped around his finger."

wow......I'm speechless.

You can never complain about Bulls front office. Aside from Sterling, there is NO owner worse than James Dolan, a brain-dead moron who was lucky to have a rich daddy.

uPtoWnNY said:

Graycap23 said:

wow......I'm speechless.

You can never complain about Bulls front office. Aside from Sterling, there is NO owner worse than James Dolan, a brain-dead moron who was lucky to have a rich daddy.

I wish I were a true blood Laker fan.

I'm predicing right now, before the season starts, that the Big Leprechaun will be released by the Celtics before the season is over.

Cerebus said:

I'm predicing right now, before the season starts, that the Big Leprechaun will be released by the Celtics before the season is over.

Dude has been faking it 4 over 3 seasons now.

T-Mac signed a one-year deal with the Pistons.

uPtoWnNY said:

T-Mac signed a one-year deal with the Pistons.

The Bulls should have signed this guy for 15/20 minutes a game.

uPtoWnNY said:

T-Mac signed a one-year deal with the Pistons.

That's it? Wow. Teams must still be really worried about dudes injuries. Because he can definitely still play if he's healthy.

Graycap23 said:

Cerebus said:

I'm predicing right now, before the season starts, that the Big Leprechaun will be released by the Celtics before the season is over.

Dude has been faking it 4 over 3 seasons now.

I agree, but I think he's faking it because what we've seen is really all he's got left. He'll be good for some rebounds and a six fouls. Not much else. I was a huge Shaq fan for a really long time. He's had a pretty long, REALLY healthy career, too. But watching him the last couple seasons has been sad. All his unstoppable dominance is gone.

Cerebus said:

uPtoWnNY said:

T-Mac signed a one-year deal with the Pistons.

That's it? Wow. Teams must still be really worried about dudes injuries. Because he can definitely still play if he's healthy.

But that's just it - that's been the dude's issue the last 5 seasons, so hence the 1 year deal.

Notable career highs.

100 Points:

WILT CHAMBERLAIN

81 Points:

Kobe Bryant

73 Points:

Elgin Baylor

71 Points:

David Robinson

69 Points:

Michael Jordan

68 Points:

Pete Maravich

64 Points:

Rick Barry

63 Points:

Jerry West
George Gervin

Joe Fulks

62 Points:

Tracy McGrady

61 Points:

Shaquille O'Neal
Karl Malone
George Mikan

60 Points:

Larry Bird
Allen Iverson
Bernard King
Tom Chambers
Gilbert Arenas

57 Points:

Bob Pettit
Dominique Wilkiins
Reggie Miller

Richie Guerin

Calvin Murphy
Jerry Stackhouse
Michael Redd

56 Points:

Oscar Robertson
LeBron James
Kevin McHale
Earl Monroe
Glen Rice

55 Points:

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (as Lew Alcindor)
Nate Archibald
Jermaine O'Neal
Cliff Hagan
Tony Parker

54 Points:

Elvin Hayes
Dave Bing
Ray Allen

53 Points:

Tim Duncan
Moses Malone
Willis Reed

Gail Goodrich

52 Points:

Hakeem Olajuwon
Bob McAdoo

George Yardley

51 Points:

Patrick Ewing
Sam Jones
Spencer Haywood (NBA)
Chris Webber
Vince Carter
Larry Kenon
Kiki Vandeweghe

50 Points:

Dolph Schayes
Clyde Drexler
Hal Greer
Paul Pierce
Neil Johnston
Alonzo Mourning
Amar'e Stoudemire

49 Points:

Paul Arizin
Mark Aguirre
Paul Westphal
Otis Birdsong
Latrell Sprewell
Carmelo Anthony
Antoine Walker

48 Points:

Bob Lanier
Walt Bellamy
Manu Ginobili

47 Points:

Isiah Thomas
Charles Barkley
Scottie Pippen
Kevin Garnett

Dan Issel

Chris Mullin

46 Points:

Bob Cousy
Grant Hill

Rolando Blackman
Andrew Toney
Maurice Lucas
Reggie Theus

45 Points: Julius Erving (NBA)

Tim Hardaway

44 Points:

Walt Frazier
Gary Payton
Jason Kidd
Kevin Johnson
Connie Hawkins (NBA)
Bill Sharman
Gus Johnson
Charlie Scott
Jimmy Walker

43 Points:

John Havlicek
Nate Thurmond
Sidney Moncrief
Jerry Sloan
Ralph Sampson

42 Points:

Artis Gilmore

Shawn Kemp
Anfernee Hardaway
Gus Williams
Norm Van Lier
Johnny 'Redd' Kerr
Rasheed Wallace
Rudy T

41 Points:

Jerry Lucas

Dae DeBusschere
Lenny Wilkens
Jojo White
Deron Williams
Carlos Boozer

40 Points:

Robert Parish
Marques Johnson

39 Points:

Dave Cowens
Denis Johnson

Dwight Howard

Jack Sikma
John Starks

38 Points:

James Worthy

37 Points:

Bill Russell
Chauncey Billups

36 Points:

Bill Walton
Jamaal Wilkes
Maurice Stokes

30 Points:

Wes Unseld

22 Points:

Ben Wallace

^^ Nice. MJ could be in almost every single category, though. And I've heard Kevin McHale talk about that 55 point game more than once. Dude knows that's one he'll be tellin' his great, great grandkids about when he's old and grey. "I once score 55! points in a game!"

Any Knicks fans up in this place? If so, sorry. Nah, I'm just kiddin'. I'm not a Knicks fan so much, but I love the NBA and it's good for the league when the Knicks have a solid team. So, they signed Roger Mason, Jr. Not a great player, but another good worker. They've now got...

Amare Stoudemire

Ronny Turiaf

Anthony Randolph

Raymond Felton

Kelenna Azubuike

Definitely working towards having a better team than last year. Wish they didn't have former Warrior's, though. Because I don't really see David Lee makin' all that much of an impact with what we have left in Oakland. Hope I'm wrong about that, though. Dude had better be ready to run - I know that.

Cerebus said:

Any Knicks fans up in this place? If so, sorry. Nah, I'm just kiddin'. I'm not a Knicks fan so much, but I love the NBA and it's good for the league when the Knicks have a solid team. So, they signed Roger Mason, Jr. Not a great player, but another good worker. They've now got...

Amare Stoudemire

Ronny Turiaf

Anthony Randolph

Raymond Felton

Kelenna Azubuike

Definitely working towards having a better team than last year. Wish they didn't have former Warrior's, though. Because I don't really see David Lee makin' all that much of an impact with what we have left in Oakland. Hope I'm wrong about that, though. Dude had better be ready to run - I know that.

Used to be a Knicks fan until Brain-Dead Dolan spat in our faces and brought back Train-Wreck Thomas. Fuck them both. Team will go nowhere with them in charge - book it. Walsh undid Isiah's mess, but when he goes, guess who the GM will be? Isiah couldn't kill himself(unfortunately), but he's going to kill the Knicks.

Truthfully the Knicks have been dead since their last run with Larry Johnson

and that was long before Isaiah. I forgot the other clown that was running

the Knicks before Isaiah got there.

Scott Layden screwed things up(starting with the ridiculous Allan Houston contract) and Isiah made things worse. All this happened once Cablevision and the Dolans took over.

uPtoWnNY said:

Scott Layden screwed things up(starting with the ridiculous Allan Houston contract) and Isiah made things worse. All this happened once Cablevision and the Dolans took over.

That's the one.

Big four-team trade on the way;

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5455472

uPtoWnNY said:

Big four-team trade on the way;

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5455472

Eh, I wouldn't call any of those dudes "big".