@KnicksMuse Was a shame they didn’t get him playoff time last season. Treated him like a scrub. Hes the better player. Alvarado brings energy but over length of a game, Kolek is the better player.
Can all you Knicks and Knicks staff stop breaking this guys balls. He must be so tired of your asses constantly putting him on the spot. It’s getting real old seeing it every damn post game interview. Move on to something else. This shit is old. The joke is old. Guy doesn’t love the spotlight, leave him be. My god.
@muhfuknfunnyguy Cause these people rinse and repeat the same god damn names every single season. Lazy ass analysts. Jokic seemingly could give a shit anymore. Wemby just shat himself on the biggest stage. Brunson owned him.
Should be SGA and Brunson at top of league.
Brunson is a high character, beloved teammate who’s won at every single level. Arguably the best high school basketball is in Chicago (won state championship), two titles at Villanova, won a title with the Knicks. What level has Luka won at? He’s a prima donna, not a leader. They bring a completely different approach to a franchise. Not coincidence Brunson wins at every level. Can’t compare the two.
@TheHoopFather Luka is quite possibly the most overrated “superstar” in the league. Ball hog, doesn’t make people better, defensively horrible. I don’t understand the infatuation with him, can’t stand watching his style of basketball.
Paper lineup ≠ real team. Embiid’s knees have already cost him half a decade of availability, LeBron is 41 and can’t carry 36 minutes anymore, Brown has never been the #1 option on a title team, and Maxey still disappears in the half-court. Deep, true team like the Knicks will still handle them. Maybe that weak ass fan base will show up in the playoffs this year. #MSG East
@0xarslan The savings avoid harsher apron penalties longer, enabling roster tweaks, extensions for players like Hart or Towns (if he opts in/out), and avoiding major losses, but big-name additions would likely require trades rather than free agency.
@NBA_NewYork Phil Jackson showed up to ‘fix’ the Knicks and left them with bad vibes, worse contracts, and a unicorn ready to dip. Hall of Fame coach, obnoxious clueless exec.