All of this Julius Randle slander/hatred from this Knicks fan base is both bush league and low class.
A.) Julius Randle came to New York when all of the other NBA stars ala Kevin Durant were too scared of the Madison Square Garden and New York media driven pressure.
B.) Julius Randle (alongside Thibs) changed the culture of New York while ending our 7 year Playoff drought and now we've made the Playoffs 5/6 years (ever since).
C.) Julius Randle made Most Improved Player + 2x All-NBA and became 1 of only 11 Knicks to ever become @ least 3x All-Star.
D.) Without Julius Randle's 2x All-NBA as a 3x All-Star we wouldn't have Karl-Anthony Towns (as of today) and that's because Minnesota would've easily traded KAT to a different team who had a better trade package for Minnesota.
E.) Most importantly without Julius Randle, Jalen Brunson isn't a #Knick as of today (for two reasons) 1.) Julius Randle took a $90M hometown discount in order for New York to specifically sign Jalen Brunson and 2.) Jalen Brunson's dad (Rick Brunson) would've never in a million years allowed his son to sign with New York (for a losing Franchise) if Julius Randle (alongside Thibs) never led New York out of complete and utter NBA darkness.
I personally hate the Julius Randle slander on this app because as a Knicks fan I know New York wouldn't be where we are today without Julius Randle doing what he did for us.
No.
He didn't have a good series against San Antonio but you know who else didn't have a good series against the Spurs? Anthony Edwards. Anthony Edwards played like absolute dog shit against San Antonio and your team only goes as far as your "Superstar" takes you and therefore Anthony Edwards deserves more blame and criticism than anyone on that team (including Julius Randle).
6 coisas que os filhos fazem só por um tempo... e depois desaparecem para sempre 😞
1. Um dia eles param de correr até você assim que acordam.
Aquele barulho de pezinhos no corredor, o abraço na cama... aos poucos dá lugar ao silêncio e à porta fechada do quarto.
2. Eles param de dizer: "Mamãe, papai, olha!"
Já não correm mais para te mostrar cada pedrinha ou cada desenho.
Pouco a pouco, o mundo deles fica mais silencioso... e mais deles.
3. Um dia eles param de segurar sua mão enquanto caminham.
E de repente você sente o vazio.
Não porque o amor acabou... mas porque eles estão crescendo.
4. Um dia eles param de dormir nos seus braços.
Aquele apoio no seu ombro, a respiração ficando calma...
são momentos que, sem aviso, acabam.
5. Em algum momento, eles deixam de acreditar que o seu beijo resolve tudo.
Antes bastava um curativo.
Depois, as feridas mais profundas começam a se esconder na música e no silêncio... não mais nos seus braços.
6. Eles param de te trazer seus "tesouros".
Folhas, papéis, pequenas descobertas.
Aquele amor puro e espontâneo... simplesmente diminui.
A infância não é um ensaio. Acontece agora e, enquanto ainda pedem colo e chamam você o dia inteiro, aproveite cada momento. ❤️
The 5-man lineup of:
• Alvarado
• Clarkson
• Bridges
• Anunoby
• Robinson
Played ZERO minutes together this season coming into tonight - but shared the floor for 3 minutes in the 4th quarter during Game 2.
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@ToNYKX_@NYK_Mentality85 Trust me. It’s not based on emotion. I was ecstatic when the Knicks traded for bridges cause I thought we got the second perimeter defender we needed to compete at the next level. I didn’t care about the offensive end as much. He just hasn’t defended as well as I thought he would
@ToNYKX_@NYK_Mentality85@cheeb87 Def the best time to play poor defense, defending a two point lead at the end of the game, but you can watch numerous games where he does that lazy reach behind on the ball or is unable to keep ball handlers in front of him.
@tatefrazier Jay measures program relevancy in recruiting one and dones. Carolina built championship teams off of fundamentals and chemistry, not rolling the ball out there and hoping 5 McDonald’s all Americans can gel in 20 games to learn how to win meaningful games
@BarryRoland19 Late 40s but instead of coffee I have the audacity to try to go to the gym for 45 min on weekends at 6am (I go at 5am daily during week before work but weekends gym doesn’t open til 7). I out of 4 times workout is interrupted by FaceTime of kid letting me know I need to go home