question: are Knicks going to be swept?

[harvey]

Not that it would surprise me

btw: Melo 25% FG
Amare 20% FG



Go C's!!!! (and lose the finals against Spurs!)

[harvey]

well, wih 19 points down it really looks like it!

[BloodFart]

celts up by 23 right now, safe to say this one is in the bag.

[harvey]

Paul Pierce: 6'7'', 98 years old, 1 thousand injuries: 38 pts, 14-19 FG
Melo: 6'8'', 27 years old athletic healthy guy in his prime defending the old guy above: 11 pts, 4-16 FG

No surprise Denver got better automatically after losing Melo!

[aztecboi2003]

Yes, wining is not an option

[The Truth Hurts]

wtf. pierce is only 33.
he does have as many stab wounds as melo had points tonite though.

[harvey]

wtf. pierce is only 33.
he does have as many stab wounds as melo had points tonite though.

34 and a half

anyway, I was making a point on how Cs are "old and wasted" and how young hyped Knicks would roll over them.

On a side note, Rondo is ridiculous

[WebairGerard]

I would be surprised if the Knicks are not swept. They are the green team and it's showing.

[L-Pink]

It's a tradition.

[harvey]

Now seriously, how comes that 99% of basketball world saw this coming and Knicks FO didn't notice? I mean, they don't have Isaiah anymore, they don't have any excuses! Getting Amare= good. Getting Melo= good. Getting Amare AND Melo= absolute fail. 2 guys that will fight each other for the ball, won't play a single minute of D and kill a team chemistry without even trying? Really?

Anyway, I see Melo as the new T-Mac: lots of talent and an absolute failure that will never have any success with his teams

[The Truth Hurts]

34 and a half

I know what your point was...
But he's still only 33.
Not only that, melo is 26 not 27.

[harvey]

I know what your point was...
But he's still only 33.
Not only that, melo is 26 not 27.

fuck, now I realize I'm living in 2012! That's what happens when you're ahead in time!

[MikeSmoke]

Pierce is up and down offensively - and has been for a while. He'll have his good days and bad days - but he'll still be a factor, even on his down days.
The real key (other than Shaq coming back, of course) is Ray Allen. He's 35, and usually plays like he's 25. If he continues playing anywhere near like he did today ---

(Oh, and now that Iverson is spending his time trying to give away cars when he's stopped by the cops lol - Melo is the heir apparent to the "all-potential, no-rings" title.)

[fogfever]

of course