tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
Those jerseys look like they can be copped at your local Conway. It's that fugazi orange that knockoffs use.
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those them shyts look cheap. Like something from el mundo's
See Now I Like Em On That Close Up
En fuego. I need to see the blue ones
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NewNewYork
I dunno 
? Why do you care? Do new jerseys hurt the team in anyway
The question should be: Why would anyone care? *shrug* I don't care about damn jerseys, if they aren't going to help them win I don't give a shyt what color they are.
holidayinn21
:SmugMoneyMike:
them jerseys are ugly.
they're doing too many alterations.
they're doing too many alterations.
CapitalOne
Do You Believe...
Oroko Saki
The Shredder
Good shyt capital one, whats in your wallet by the way? 
its all good i dont need to know, just hopin Stat doesnt get hurt before the season starts
its all good i dont need to know, just hopin Stat doesnt get hurt before the season starts
CapitalOne
Do You Believe...
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mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
Thoughts? looks like another competent guy that abandons ship/gets fired by Dolan
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/06/sports/basketball/scott-oneil-resigns-as-president-of-madison-square-garden-sports.html?src=recg
The New York Times
September 5, 2012
President of Madison Square Garden Sports Leaving Post
By HOWARD BECK
Scott ONeil, an energetic executive who helped stabilize the Knicks after the controversy and tumult of the Isiah Thomas era, has left his post as president of Madison Square Garden Sports, after only four years on the job.
The news was announced Wednesday afternoon in separate statements from ONeil and the Garden. The reasons for ONeils departure were not immediately clear, but it appears he is not leaving for another job. Neither statement offered any specifics.
ONeil, 42, had a tenuous relationship with James L. Dolan, the Garden chairman a fact that was well known among people with ties to both men. Young, ambitious and driven, ONeil was constantly pushing to expand his influence in the daily operations of the Knicks and the Rangers, as well as on the business side, creating some tension with Dolan.
Still, ONeil was well regarded around the league, and he generated millions in new revenue for the Garden, securing major partnerships with JP MorganChase, Delta Airlines and Coca-Cola, among others.
ONeils departure comes just as the Knicks are facing a new challenge for fans and corporate dollars in their home market, with the Nets moving to Brooklyn this fall. The need for a strong, creative voice on the business side has perhaps never been greater.
The search for ONeils successor will begin immediately, according to the Gardens statement.
We are grateful for Scotts years of service and his many contributions to the company, and wish him the very best of luck as he moves forward, the statement said. We are fortunate to have a talented team in place at MSG Sports who will continue to build on the companys successes while we undertake a search for a new president of MSG Sports.
The Garden issued its statement about 30 minutes after The Daily News first reported that ONeil intended to step down. A Garden spokesman said the company would have no further comment. ONeil did not respond to messages but issued his own prepared statement.
My time at the Worlds Most Famous Arena has been nothing short of incredible, and I am proud of our results, ONeil said. He gave no hints about his future, saying only, I could not be more excited about the process of discovering what lies ahead.
Hired for his business acumen, ONeil gradually increased his involvement in the Knicks personnel decisions, often to the annoyance of the basketball operations staff. ONeil was in the room for the Knicks presentation to LeBron James in 2010, and he was involved in the trade talks for Carmelo Anthony in 2011. ONeil also has deep ties to Creative Artists Agency, which represents Anthony, Coach Mike Woodson and two members of the front office.
The Garden is now searching for its third president in nine years. Steve Mills held the title from 2003 to 2008, presiding over a tumultuous Knicks era that included five straight losing seasons and a sexual-harassment lawsuit aimed at Thomas that cost the Garden $11.5 million in a settlement. Mills, who had hired Thomas, was reassigned in July 2008 to make room for ONeil. Mills left the Garden the next spring.
Before joining the Knicks, ONeil spent seven years with the N.B.A., serving as senior vice president for team marketing and business operations from 2004 to 2008. He was named one of the top 40 sports executives under age 40 by Street and Smiths Sports Business Journal and Advertising Age.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/06/sports/basketball/scott-oneil-resigns-as-president-of-madison-square-garden-sports.html?src=recg
The New York Times
September 5, 2012
President of Madison Square Garden Sports Leaving Post
By HOWARD BECK
Scott ONeil, an energetic executive who helped stabilize the Knicks after the controversy and tumult of the Isiah Thomas era, has left his post as president of Madison Square Garden Sports, after only four years on the job.
The news was announced Wednesday afternoon in separate statements from ONeil and the Garden. The reasons for ONeils departure were not immediately clear, but it appears he is not leaving for another job. Neither statement offered any specifics.
ONeil, 42, had a tenuous relationship with James L. Dolan, the Garden chairman a fact that was well known among people with ties to both men. Young, ambitious and driven, ONeil was constantly pushing to expand his influence in the daily operations of the Knicks and the Rangers, as well as on the business side, creating some tension with Dolan.
Still, ONeil was well regarded around the league, and he generated millions in new revenue for the Garden, securing major partnerships with JP MorganChase, Delta Airlines and Coca-Cola, among others.
ONeils departure comes just as the Knicks are facing a new challenge for fans and corporate dollars in their home market, with the Nets moving to Brooklyn this fall. The need for a strong, creative voice on the business side has perhaps never been greater.
The search for ONeils successor will begin immediately, according to the Gardens statement.
We are grateful for Scotts years of service and his many contributions to the company, and wish him the very best of luck as he moves forward, the statement said. We are fortunate to have a talented team in place at MSG Sports who will continue to build on the companys successes while we undertake a search for a new president of MSG Sports.
The Garden issued its statement about 30 minutes after The Daily News first reported that ONeil intended to step down. A Garden spokesman said the company would have no further comment. ONeil did not respond to messages but issued his own prepared statement.
My time at the Worlds Most Famous Arena has been nothing short of incredible, and I am proud of our results, ONeil said. He gave no hints about his future, saying only, I could not be more excited about the process of discovering what lies ahead.
Hired for his business acumen, ONeil gradually increased his involvement in the Knicks personnel decisions, often to the annoyance of the basketball operations staff. ONeil was in the room for the Knicks presentation to LeBron James in 2010, and he was involved in the trade talks for Carmelo Anthony in 2011. ONeil also has deep ties to Creative Artists Agency, which represents Anthony, Coach Mike Woodson and two members of the front office.
The Garden is now searching for its third president in nine years. Steve Mills held the title from 2003 to 2008, presiding over a tumultuous Knicks era that included five straight losing seasons and a sexual-harassment lawsuit aimed at Thomas that cost the Garden $11.5 million in a settlement. Mills, who had hired Thomas, was reassigned in July 2008 to make room for ONeil. Mills left the Garden the next spring.
Before joining the Knicks, ONeil spent seven years with the N.B.A., serving as senior vice president for team marketing and business operations from 2004 to 2008. He was named one of the top 40 sports executives under age 40 by Street and Smiths Sports Business Journal and Advertising Age.
Does This Mean Herb Williams Is Getting A Promotion?
Mantle Drunk
All Star
I looked on Stubhub for the Nassau Colisuem game I didn't find anything on this game but there seemed to be other tickets already available 