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No big deal. Funny how those two Seattle heads be in the BX hard. They were probably scooping up some Hispanic broads.
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Originally Posted by l Knicks Fresh Knick l
Robinson be in da hood yo.. my mans be getting Zooted with him..
Alan Hahn provides an update on the status of restricted free-agent Ramon Sessions.
"I continue to hear that the Knicks remain the 23 year old's last remaining legitimate option," writes Hahn. "The Clippers seem content with their roster and the Bucks just recently made additions (Carlos Delfino and Roko Ukic) that suggest they are ready to move on, as well."
According to Hahn, the Knicks are ready to sign an offer sheet at around $4 million per season if and when Sessions accepts.
every single %%+!+$% week you got, Knicks only sessions suitor or Knicks will offer Sessions this week, or Sessions will be a Knick. Only to befollowed by Knicks dropping out of Sessions race because of 2010, or Knicks meet with Sessions cant decide on an offer, or Knicks backing down Clippers newfrontrunner for Sessions.
Now after all last week hearing about how we are kinda backing out of the sessions race and that the Clips are favorite we oncce again start hearing Knicks areonly option nd he will most likely be a Knick. Probably only to be let down in a few days. I honestly expect Sessions to remain unsigned til opening day
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Nasty Nate
[h1]KNICKS FROWNING AT NATE'S ARREST[/h1]
Nate Robinson's arrest in The Bronx yesterday for driving without a valid license -- and revelations of his reckless driving record -- underscored why the Knicks have been apathetic in re-signing their restricted free agent.
If not for the one-year, $2.9 million qualifying offer they issued Robinson before July 1 as procedure to keep him restricted, the arrest that included his immature tweet postings during the incident could have been the end to his Knicks career.
The Knicks had seen enough recklessness and immaturity from Robinson on the court to realize he wasn't a player worthy of a long-term deal.
Antagonizing referees and opponents, he recorded 12 technicals last season, among the league leaders. His lack of control periodically led to public scoldings by coach Mike D'Antoni, who had it out with Robinson on the bench in Milwaukee last season.
Despite his emergence as one of the league's most prolific sixth men and his freakish athleticism, the coaching staff did not seem to trust him. The Knicks' wooing of multiple point guards this offseason illustrated how little they value his floor-leader skills at 5-foot-7½.
According to DMV records, Robinson's license has been suspended five times in 14 months. Robinson, an instigator in the infamous Denver brawl three seasons ago, still treated the latest pullover as it was a joke, showing he doesn't learn from mistakes.
The Knicks released a statement that hardly showed support: "We are aware of the situation. We are still getting details, and will discuss it with him directly."
It's been no secret the Knicks have no interest in retaining Robinson for more than a one-year deal. Still, not one team tendered him an offer sheet for two years that would not have been matched by Donnie Walsh.
Robinson can still accept the Knicks' qualifying offer. After a bad day in The Bronx, he may have no choice.
Meanwhile, the Knicks are expected to re-sign David Lee to a one-year deal for more than the qualifying offer.
Na it was 90% of the league hates him actuallyOriginally Posted by BangDak
wasnt there a report that actually most teamates hated him?
maybe it was someone else.
i have a feeling walsh is going to use this arrest against nate, as a smokescreen, and give him lets say a 3/10 deal.
wouldnt mind that, AT ALL.
i would take that 3/10 in a hot secondOriginally Posted by BangDak
wasnt there a report that actually most teamates hated him?
maybe it was someone else.
i have a feeling walsh is going to use this arrest against nate, as a smokescreen, and give him lets say a 3/10 deal.
wouldnt mind that, AT ALL.
Na it was 90% of the league hates him actually
my man Nasty tha Villain
yea I heard about thatOriginally Posted by DCAllAmerican
People don't mess with Nate forreal though? Why?
Is that story true about him trying to fight Malik Rose in the shower? LOL
If I had to choose then, no. I would not give up Chandler to get Rubio. Although, Chandler does play the same position as LeBron and if we want toget LeBron you'd figure Wilson will see less minuets. I don't think Chandler has the game to play a SG. That's just me though.Originally Posted by DubA169
would you guys really want to give up chandler if it means rubio?
trueOriginally Posted by nycknicks105
If I had to choose then, no. I would not give up Chandler to get Rubio. Although, Chandler does play the same position as LeBron and if we want to get LeBron you'd figure Wilson will see less minuets. I don't think Chandler has the game to play a SG. That's just me though.Originally Posted by DubA169
would you guys really want to give up chandler if it means rubio?
You gotte remember we're not building a conventional team here. Chandler can play the 4, 3, or the 2 and we would be fine.Originally Posted by DubA169
trueOriginally Posted by nycknicks105
If I had to choose then, no. I would not give up Chandler to get Rubio. Although, Chandler does play the same position as LeBron and if we want to get LeBron you'd figure Wilson will see less minuets. I don't think Chandler has the game to play a SG. That's just me though.Originally Posted by DubA169
would you guys really want to give up chandler if it means rubio?