Taking a spot from who? Him being here helps us towards the lottery again, plus if you wanna talk overpaid there’s two other dudes on the roster fitting that category for their skill setOverpaid trash ass cac thats taking up a roster spot from someone more deserving, fukk him and anyone that loves him
Taking a spot from who? Him being here helps us towards the lottery again, plus if you wanna talk overpaid there’s two other dudes on the roster fitting that category for their skill set
Y'all Knickas wylin@ Ron Baker's mother for creating him.
No disrespect.
He just drunk.Y'all Knickas wylin
Where do Knicks fans get this arrogance from? You think we’re good enough to be picky about these type of things.
So what if they gave it away to Jokic? OKC gave Kevin Durant's number to P.J. Dozier, an undrafted rookie. Cleveland allowed Collin Sexton to take Kyrie Irving's number. In time Melo forcing his way out will be forgotten and fans will relive his tenure there which was one of the most successful and exciting times in their franchises history. The Knicks are a top 10 franchise and are a classic franchise even though we haven't been blessed with the quality of players other franchises have.Boo fukking hoo. I don't fukking care. Retiring Carmelo's number is debatable, because he has the stats and individual accolades to back it up, but it's not a slam dunk case like you're making it out to be. He has a better case for getting his numbers at the rafters in Denver, but it might not happen there either; they gave it away to Jokic, a second round draft pick at the time. You speak on both sides of your mouth. Calling the Knicks a top ten and classic franchise and shyt, but the man advancing past the first round of the playoffs once and missing the playoffs is indisputable.
And King has had only two elite seasons and barely played over 200 games in his Knicks career. Stop it 5.
Ewing was a bonafide superstar. The rest of the retired group at worst contributed to title contending teams. Melo was neither of them. Blame mostly the Knicks ownership and front office situation for that, but Melo deserves his share of the blame, more than his dumbass stans are willing to admit.
And that's B.S., nobody deserves to wear number 30 again. King is a true HoF player and one of the best scorers that game has seen, an All-NBA player in a era that was stacked at his position, again we haven't had many of those caliber of players, and he's also a native NY'er. I'm not hearing this championship bullshyt, King didn't have the teams for that. The man averaged 35 points per game on 57% throughout the '85 playoffs. The moments he provided are some of the most lauded in the culture and lore of our franchise.knicks dont retire jerseys unless players win rings
ewing an exception
it should be but it wont
same goes for bernard king
And that's B.S., nobody deserves to wear number 30 again. King is a true HoF player and one of the best scorers that game has seen, an All-NBA player in a era that was stacked at his position, again we haven't had many of those caliber of players, and he's also a native NY'er. I'm not hearing this championship bullshyt, King didn't have the teams for that. The man averaged 35 points per game on 57% throughout the '85 playoffs. The moments he provided are some of the most lauded in the culture and lore of our franchise.
Iconic. It's gonna take death for them to retire OG's number.
