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Originally Posted by dzdst796
Did you hear Isiah say that he was telling Melo not to take it to the paint because they were already beating the Knicks by 19 points and that he didn't have to add insult to injury. He claimed Melo should have shown a little class by not adding salt to the wound. As a player back in his day he wouldn't have stopped playing hard just because his team was up by 19. He would have continued to grind the other team into the ground. I think he is real soft and that is why the Knicks look horrible. The players that play ball at the park on West 4th in Manhattan in the summer are better than that team.
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I'm convinced that this is yet another step in Isiah Thomas secret desire to run a once great organization and franchise into the ground. With the NBA's penchant to run black coaches out I can't figure out short of a pact with the devil WHY this fool is still in the position of destroying my once favored team. He should have been the first to be sanctioned and fined for his actions but once again Isiah gets away with murder. The stands are empty, real Knicks fans are waiting for him to be removed so we can resume HOPE and talk about our rebuilding years post Isiah. Its all futile with the bum in office right now...
