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  1. #5721
    Kimps: bat wala si Steve Francis sa listahan?

    Checking that list, grabe NY have 4 players with over 10M/season with one player at 9M, make that 5 if you include Francis (I think his salary still being paid by the Magic this season), am still counting Allan Houston because technically he's still being paid by NY.

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    #5722
    OT: ILD, nalilito ako sa inyo ni theveed... :D

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    bai: sana sumali ka sa pustahan para parepareho tayong avatar hahaha...

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    #5724
    knicks are indeed a mess...
    knicks now are yapping that LB broke team policy and they will not pay him his full 40M...

    look at they guard lineup
    Starbury
    Francis
    Rose
    Crawford
    Robinson
    Richardson

    thats 60M already...wala pa tayo sa undersize and overweight forwards and centers


    and also they dont have a first round pick (thanks to the eddie curry trade) which is 2nd overall to the bulls
    Last edited by kimpOy; June 24th, 2006 at 06:13 PM.

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    #5725
    years back, new york also had a glut of players playing the forward position.. probly that's their specialty..

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    #5726
    di pa updated yung list, wala si jalen.

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    #5727
    nakakahiya yung listahan ng salaries ng Knicks....$19m for a player who hasn't played in years, and even if he was healthy he was nothing more than a jump shooter at that point in his career.

    and role players making $9m or more, which makes it tough to play your young talent like Frye and Ariza (hehe, naalala ko yung fantasy trade ko of David West for Frye where i was absolutely raped :bwahaha: )


    kakatawa yung victory parade ng Heat...pinasayaw nila si Pat Riley sa gitna ng stage while being ho-slapped on the ass by Shaq :bwahaha:

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    #5728
    Quote Originally Posted by M54 Powered
    kakatawa yung victory parade ng Heat...pinasayaw nila si Pat Riley sa gitna ng stage while being ho-slapped on the ass by Shaq :bwahaha:
    Iba talaga pag nag-champion... everything is possible, biruin mo ginawang "laruan" ni Shaq si P. Riley...hahaha peace bro.

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    #5729
    a more updated knicks player salaries at http://www.knicksonline.com/salaries.php

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    Quote Originally Posted by M54 Powered
    and role players making $9m or more, which makes it tough to play your young talent like Frye and Ariza (hehe, naalala ko yung fantasy trade ko of David West for Frye where i was absolutely raped )
    I remember that

    Mmm... did Pat Riley "guarantee" another championship next season? hehe I remember him doing that during a Laker championship parade (if am not mistaken it was 1987)

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    #5731
    1 is enough....





























    balik ulit sa west
    Last edited by baiskee; June 25th, 2006 at 04:37 PM.

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    #5732
    Quote Originally Posted by ILuvDetailing
    I remember that

    Mmm... did Pat Riley "guarantee" another championship next season? hehe I remember him doing that during a Laker championship parade (if am not mistaken it was 1987)
    http://O'Neal guarantees another title at Heat parade...
    Guess O'Neal has gone overboard... by guaranteeing another title at Heat parade. Though with Wade presence, a higher mountain to climb if he continues to do brick counting...

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    #5733
    Gary Payton told the South Florida Sun Sentinel that he wants to come back for one more year and help Miami defend its championship. Is it too much to ask for G.P. to take the summer and think it over?

    Gary Payton ...shessh he should retire. No word yet on Zo and Riles though..

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    #5734
    Funny:

    Presenting the first postseason Rosen Awards

    Since the NBA names MVPs for both the regular season and the NBA Finals, I feel totally justified in presenting the first annual Rosen Awards for the recently completed playoffs.


    Hot air
    The award goes to Kobe Bryant for claiming that he can score off Raja Bell any time he wants. If that were true, why didn't Kobe score at least 100 points per game during the Lakers-Suns series?


    Peter Pan
    The award goes to Rasheed Wallace for refusing to grow up.


    Cro-Magnon
    The award to Chris Kaman's hair stylist.


    Golden Globes
    Appropriately enough, the award has two winners: Reggie Evans and Jason Terry.


    Alice in Wonderland
    The award goes to Isiah Thomas for saying, immediately after the Knicks' season was mercifully terminated, that, if he had to do everything all over again, he'd still hire Larry Brown and make the same player-deals as before.


    Pinocchio
    The award has two recipients. Larry Brown, for saying this about the recently-concluded Knicks' season: "I'm a better person for this experience;" And Stephon Marbury, for voicing a similar sentiment: "This season was the best year of my life, and Larry Brown has made me a better man."


    Even a broken clock is on time twice a day
    The award goes to Mark Cuban for proposing that only the best refs work the playoffs.


    One noun fits all
    The award goes to Marv Albert for blithely describing every move that Shaq makes with the ball as a "drop-step."


    Sherlock Holmes' perfect crime
    The award goes to Alonzo Mourning, whose warrior-like performance in the finals seems to have obliterated the fact that he stole millions of dollars from both the Nets and the Raptors.


    Taking my ball and going home

    The award goes to LeBron James. Before the Cavs' first playoff game, LBJ refused to talk to any and all of the gathered media because a sportswriter, who'd been traveling with Cleveland all season long, picked Washington to win the upcoming series.


    Not quite Nostradamus
    The award is shared by Rasheed Wallace and Ron Artest for publicly guaranteeing victories that never happened.


    Kryptonite
    The award goes to Shaq, who refused to talk to the media after his stinko performance in Game 2 of the championship series, but then, after the Heat won Game 3, boasted that he was Superman.


    Gertrude Stein
    The award goes to Mark Cuban and the Mavericks for their reaction to the penultimate play of Game 5. While it's true that Dirk Nowitzki didn't foul Dwyane Wade on that fatal play, Wade was indeed kneed and tripped by Devin Harris. To paraphrase Stein, "A foul is a foul is a foul is a foul is ..."


    Pie in the face
    This award goes to Moe Dolan, Curly Brown and Shep Thomas.

    Dolan has only one qualification for ruining ... er, running the Knicks — with his daddy's money. This guy is naive, stubborn, paranoid and a continuing embarrassment to the NBA.

    After all these years, Brown has finally been publicly revealed as a rampaging egomaniac. Not to mention his petulance, his penchant for pointing fingers in every direction but at his mirror and his ability to lie with a straight face. Up until now, only his players and fellow coaches have been aware of Brown's true persona. Since he's now out of the closet, Brown's days as an effective NBA coach are defunct. Given a team full of unquestioning, worshipful players, Brown's talent for teaching would be best employed in a college situation, high school or junior high.

    Ever since Thomas has been a civilian, he has repeatedly demonstrated that he possesses a single but extremely valuable talent — getting highly paid jobs. The down side is that he's also been fired from each one. Now he's the coach/GM of the Knicks, and is out to prove that he can win with "his" players. And how will he go about trying to accomplish this? No doubt by imitating the Phoenix Suns' get-up-and-go game plan.

    So look New York to run and run amok, take bad shots quickly and often and play a minimum of defense. For sure, the returning "Nix" (like last season's Pistons) will enjoy the absence of Larry Brown, and will play with more spirit — for a while. Hey, Thomas may even lead New York to six or seven more wins than Brown did.

    Aside from Eddy Curry's severe limitations, Jerome James' big butt, Quentin Richardson's bad back, Nate Robinson's preposterously inflated ego, the mileage on Malik Rose's wheels, Channing Frye's lack of toughness, Maurice Taylor's uselessness without the ball in his hands, the best days of Jalen Rose's career rapidly vanishing in the rear-view mirror and Steve Francis' habit of choking in the clutch, Stephon Marbury remains the biggest obstacle to having the Knicks become the Eastern Conference's version of the Phoenix Suns. And that's because Marbury is to Steve Nash as Darth Vader is to Albert Schweitzer.

    Oh, well.

    For NBA fans everywhere (except in New York), the saddest prospect of all, however, is the diminished merriment and laughable low jinks resulting from there being only two stooges left in the greatest show on earth.

    Charley Rosen is FOXSports.com's NBA analyst and author of 13 books about hoops, the current one being "The pivotal season, How the 1971-72 L.A. Lakers changed the NBA."

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    #5735
    Trade Rumor na...

    Marion to Sonics?
    http://draftexpress.com/viewarticle.php?a=1369

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    If that deal pushes thru, Marion will be fantasy beast up there in Seattle, with their running game. But why trade Barbosa?

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    #5737
    Hope not, that would be a dumb move if Phoenix went with that...

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    #5738
    almost impossible... one of the franchise players na ng phoenix si marion para mong sinabi na ite-trade ng spurs si manu ginobili! pero because of the luxury tax bka nga possible mangyari, just like in new jersey (nung nag cost-cutting measure sila with the kenyon martin trade and end up having vince carter!)

    pagka ganun bka ito ang maging possible new starting 5 nila:

    C Amare Stoudemire
    PF Boris Diaw
    SF Rashard Lewis
    SG Raja Bell
    PG Steve Nash
    6th Kurt Thomas
    ...
    ...
    ...
    Last edited by zidane21; June 26th, 2006 at 01:42 PM.

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    #5739
    max deal kasi si marion, nash and amare...
    and boris diawcan do marion's job with a cheap price tag...

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    #5740
    But Phoenix doesn't have the depth, and Rashard for Marion??? It's not like Rashard is cheap as well.

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