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i just wondered aloud if the thunder should trade for josh smith. and i think they have to desperately do this.

and then some. i never used spotify, so i dunno if it works. but i figured this community might be intrigued.

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a reference for pretty much everything you need to know about how our finances look.

some weird point system that some cbs sports guy set up. rings pretty true to me. i don't think grunwald is especially good at drafting capable players. he is good at math tho.

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to me helps represent the idea that the knicks as a whole are undergoing a seachange. and everyone sees it, and everyone is buying in. the only ego to worry about appears to be the collective. but don't listen to me. read the article.

FIRE THE COACH! TRADE THE DEPTH! IMPEACH THE KNICKS! SPANOULIS!!!!!!!

taken from golden state of mind. gsom blog talks with mavs money ball blog. definitely worth a read. i like the warriors. always have. but its time man. straight out the fuckin dungeons of basketball. where fake bloggers don't get their center back.

get this guy. shut up.

i had to stop reading this article as soon as he acted like no one has ever seen crawford at the line. he puffs on his hands, licks his fingers rubs them on the side of his shorts, and gets em to go in all net. this guy a dum-dum, he think he so fuckin smart tho.

sure it's early. and there are more pressing issues, like who are we going to face in the playoffs, and how are we going to fare against all four different opponents? nonetheless i would like to divert some attention toward some potential additions that become available this off-season. most are pipe-dreams, but it's not unreasonable to consider who we can sign with vet's minimum's and perhaps any exceptions we have. standouts to me include: jamal crawford ray allen glen davis boris diaw kurt thomas tyson chandler caron butler kenyon martin theo ratliff earl clark jason richardson grant hill samuel dalembert and of course tim duncan now, obviously, most of these guys are gonna go for the biggest pay day, and by and large that will come from the teams they currently play for. but a good showing by our knicks could prove to be the impetus for a change of scenery. especially if some of these teams become (or already are) frustrating to the players. its a lot to think about, and its nothing new. but always worth keeping in mind.