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Ready for the Knicks playoff run
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I know all of you former doubters are coming around now that the Knicks have launched a brand new winning streak with their victory over the Bobcats last night. Tomorrow, Friday night, they will get a chance to extend the winning streak to two-in-a row when they take on the Hawks.Originally Posted by dopey
Surprisingly, the Knicks missed the opportunity to extend their winning streak to two games. Coming this late in the season, I am sure they view the loss as a wake-up call if they are serious about a strong playoff run. On the plus side, they held the Hawks scoreless for five minutes, during which time their offense matched the Hawks point for point.
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I must have missed it - were those three wins or losses in a row?Originally Posted by Thomas
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Three in a row!!!Originally Posted by dopey
I must have missed it - were those three wins or losses in a row?Originally Posted by Thomas
Losses, but that isn't really the point. When you are working on building a contender, the first thing to do is instill a sense of consistency. Once you have everyone going in the same direction, night after night, you can begin working on which particular direction to go in. But first, everyone has to be on the same page so you can move as a team. I think that is what Isaiah has been trying to instill his players - a sense of unity, common purpose and consistency.
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Losses, but that isn't really the point. When you are working on building a contender, the first thing to do is instill a sense of consistency. Once you have everyone going in the same direction, night after night, you can begin working on which particular direction to go in. But first, everyone has to be on the same page so you can move as a team. I think that is what Isaiah has been trying to instill his players - a sense of unity, common purpose and consistency.Originally Posted by dopey
Post of the year award!
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Losses, but that isn't really the point. When you are working on building a contender, the first thing to do is instill a sense of consistency. Once you have everyone going in the same direction, night after night, you can begin working on which particular direction to go in. But first, everyone has to be on the same page so you can move as a team. I think that is what Isaiah has been trying to instill his players - a sense of unity, common purpose and consistency.Originally Posted by dopey
Didn't you used to work in the Iraqi government?
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No, Rod Carew was closer to .400.Originally Posted by thinman
You must be from Minnesota. Growing up in LA, I saw more of the late-career Angels version of Carew, who would typically hit .306 with 2 home runs and 6 steals.
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Losses, but that isn't really the point. When you are working on building a contender, the first thing to do is instill a sense of consistency. Once you have everyone going in the same direction, night after night, you can begin working on which particular direction to go in. But first, everyone has to be on the same page so you can move as a team. I think that is what Isaiah has been trying to instill his players - a sense of unity, common purpose and consistency.Originally Posted by dopey
Didn't you used to work in the Iraqi government?Originally Posted by FLMountainMan
White House Press Secretary (anytime during the past seven years).
Lawyerdad, I used to be an extremely avid sports fan. I prefer to remember the Rod Carew who hit .388 and could foul off any good pitch until he got one he could hit. I know I'm showing my age, though.
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