[More Knicks Stuff]- Isiah rips Greg Anthony over draft comments

Zeke didn't do anything with the Pacers, bankrupted the CBA, and ran the worst team (possibly in sports) while also having the highest payroll in the NBA. Until Zeke can remotely show that he can turn the Knicks around, he should shut his trap.

And as professorjay posted, can't believe Zeke is getting all worked up over some criticism by a commentator.

 

kind of reminds me like how kenyon martin used to pick on players smaller than him during his thug phase. you know, before he's rendered useless with his injury and getting his feelings hurt by his coach.

 

Oh yeah, it was definitely a low blow by Isiah. I think Anthony is a moron, but it's a guilty pleasure to enjoy this, cause I know it's wrong.

This is like when Magic was totally demeaning Danny Ainge on TNT during the halftime of a TWolves playoff game a few years ago. Ainge was making a legit point about how KG was exerting too much energy on his own. Magic was totally disagreeing with Ainge, saying "you don't know what it takes to lead a team to a championship. I'm a superstar, and if KG wants to be a superstar, he needs to make his team better."

He was totally pulling a low blow playing the hall-of-famer card. But like now, I took a guilty pleasure in enjoying that because I strongly disliked Ainge for what he did to Super Mario in the playoffs, throwing at his head and all. Mario was such an awesome professional. I remember hearing him on the radio saying how hard it was to restrain himself because he knew the team needed him, but he wanted so badly to kick Ainge's ass.

 

Oh, I wasn't saying that Thomas didn't draft McGrady, just that it didn't work out very well for the Raptors. They had him for a little while straight out of high school, and only half a season as a starter. He was stuck in Vince Carter's shadow while he played there and went to Orlando in a sign-and-trade deal at the earliest opportunity, netting the Raptors a future first (not sure who that turned into). Not exactly a great return on a #9 overall pick. Although, to be fair, not a lot of talent was around for the rest of that draft (maybe Bobby Jackson or Mo Taylor ).