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Not even the Buffalo Bills can match this degree of consistency. The Knicks are truly a sight to behold.
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A night off is a night without a loss.
A night off is a night without a loss.
But the extension of their streak is delayed.
These are still losses, right? When does Isaiah start pointing the ship in the right direction? Or is this part of the master plan? In other news, the Rockets have won 19 in a row now.
Try as you might, you cannot catch the Titanic that is the Miami Heat!
Sigh. Even this, the Knicks couldn't do right. Right now, I think Isaiah has to regroup and think if a new plan. They seem to be going nowhere, unable to develop consistency in any direction. Tonight's game could have meant something. If you watched the game, apart from bringing the number of viewers up to a dozen, you would have seen a Knick team that tried to lose but ran into the buzz saw of incompetence that is the Heat. With 30 seconds on the clock and a thee point lead (which they whittled down from eight through relentlessly suckery), the Knicks gave Miami no less than three open looks from behind the arc. But the Heat, playing for lottery and pride, knew how to clang each one off the rim. I hope the Knicks saw what it takes to lose with authority and took home some notes.
Sigh. Even this, the Knicks couldn't do right. Right now, I think Isaiah has to regroup and think if a new plan. They seem to be going nowhere, unable to develop consistency in any direction. Tonight's game could have meant something. If you watched the game, apart from bringing the number of viewers up to a dozen, you would have seen a Knick team that tried to lose but ran into the buzz saw of incompetence that is the Heat. With 30 seconds on the clock and a thee point lead (which they whittled down from eight through relentlessly suckery), the Knicks gave Miami no less than three open looks from behind the arc. But the Heat, playing for lottery and pride, knew how to clang each one off the rim. I hope the Knicks saw what it takes to lose with authority and took home some notes.
It is pretty clear that from the moment he took the helm at the Garden, Isaiah has been charting a pretty steady and consistent course. He was a hall of fame player and given his excellent smile and track record, there is no reason to doubt his ability to deliver consistent results. In the meantime I would bet the Knicks hold steady and true to form longer than your Rockets do.