If we trade Roy for a can of Sprite, and then the next day, Roy loses both legs in a wood chipper accident, while the Sprite was delicious and refreshing, it wasn’t any better of a trade then it was before. Judgments like that lead to faulty process in the future, and you end up only winning through dumb luck.

then maybe he would be traded by now. As it stands, he flies under the radar (and is still on our roster).

Dean Demopoulos

for trips to dictionary.com out of this post, its been awhile. =)

another great Knickfan post.

Hey, Knickfan, what do you think about the relative merits (particularly on the defensive end of the floor) of David Lee and LaMarcus Aldridge? I think you may be uniquely qualified to discuss this.

You’re probably right about shifting targets. You, of course, have heard that “absence makes the heart grow fonder.” Perhaps the distance helps.

If, as you say, Webster comes back and relegates Outlaw to the bench and we don’t see Trout for a while… but we do witness a “litany of perimeter jumpers,” I and others will probably start posting about how we need Travis on the floor to drive to the hoop (somehow forgetting along the way how rarely that happens).

It did sort of hurt to watch JJ play defense, though. It hurts watching Trout play D as well. Hard to get over that.

Travis is just Travis. While his play towards the end of last year had him spoken of in high terms, we know what we are getting with Travis. And as a late first round pick, you can’t complain much.

LMA, on the other hand, has had all sorts of stuff written about him suggesting he has potential to be a TD or a KG; potential he has yet to live up to. So LMA needs to be beaten up on BEdge, for his utter failure to dominate the NBA in his third season.

:)

Next year, Oden will be DWB when he fails to be Bill Russell.

Always hurt, and never passes the ball anymore.

Who’s up for a can of Sprite?