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Big Malik Fan. Glad we have Nazr.
I gave up on his ass late in the season, but he showed me something in the denver series and hasn't looked back since. Props for a great trade FO. And Big Props to Nazr.
All your ing and crying about Malik being traded was stupid, without Nazr in the middle we would have major problems.
So if you are one of those people who still wishes we had Malik
Big Malik Fan. Glad we have Nazr.
I gave up on his ass late in the season, but he showed me something in the denver series and hasn't looked back since. Props for a great trade FO. And Big Props to Nazr.
Great job on Pop's part to rid of a horrible overpayed player. He was Jaren Jackson all over again.
I, personally, loved the trade from the get go. That does not mean, however, that I dislike Malik in any way. I certainly miss Malik, he is great with the fans but obviously Nazr fills a greater need.
Isiah Thomas must've been smoking something when he made this deal. He might be the worst GM in the nba.
Malik fans aren't "stupid." They loved and appreciated Rose for being a hardworking, dedicated player who fit in well with both the team and the community. Obviously, fans get upset when players they have become fond of are traded.
And guess what? Nazr Mohammed has proven to be a hardworking, dedicated player who fits in well with both the team and community.
So the Malik fans miss Malik, and appreciate Nazr. Not mutually exclusive events. Just further proof that the Spurs' braintrust knows what it's doing.
(And that Isaiah Thomas doesn't)
Not, let's be real folks. Malik is not Jaren Jackson.
I expect Malik to re-sign with the Spurs after Isaiah realizes the mistake he made in picking up Malik's contract (they probably just wanted the picks more than anything). The Knicks get a coach, clean house and cut Malik.Malik fans aren't "stupid." They loved and appreciated Rose for being a hardworking, dedicated player who fit in well with both the team and the community. Obviously, fans get upset when players they have become fond of are traded.
And guess what? Nazr Mohammed has proven to be a hardworking, dedicated player who fits in well with both the team and community.
So the Malik fans miss Malik, and appreciate Nazr. Not mutually exclusive events. Just further proof that the Spurs' braintrust knows what it's doing.
(And that Isaiah Thomas doesn't
Im curious where the people are that said
"Nazr Mohammed shouldn't make the playoff roster"
Where are those idiots.
Doesn't Malik have a guaranteed contract?
You Malik haters don't have the braincells god gave a ing fart.
Who is ing now? You are.
You are...you shut the up. Whining .
And stop the Malik hate idiot...why don't you actually look at what Malik did the last time he got PT in the playoffs...then pull you stupid ing head out of you stupid ing ass and realize he did that off the bench behind Duncan and Robinson...then realize how badly Nazr sucked ass when he was on our bench, and the only reason he is in the starting rotation is because of injuries our PF and C..
There's nothing more offensive than stupid mother ers that don't realize they are stupid. Realize it, then shut the up. A ing boxscore junky has more insigt than the excrement that are the Malik haters.
And BTW...Nazr is playing well...
It's unfortunate that small ed and loudmouthed dumbasses have to use that as an exuse to whine and after a ing win and hate on a player who was pure Spur and San Antonio all the way...
You ugly ing haters. Die.
This thread came out of the blue and late to boot.
Well, I love Malik, and this trade has worked out well in the end...So I guess alls well that ends well.....You never know, he might be back next year..
That's what I was thinking....tourettes anyone?
Whottt is on fire!!!
I hate the way Whottt beats around the bush and makes us guess how he really feels.
Nazr hasn't even come close to Malik's best playoff games...that's the truth.
I love the guy...he had a tough task to adapt to this team in the pressure of a le run...and he was absolutely lost while he was on the bench...those injuries turned out to be the most fortunate thing that could have happened for Nazr and our le hopes...but if they hadn't happened Nazr would probably be getting less minutes right now than Massenburg...
The Spurs gambled on making that trade this season...and just like it did when they lost out on Jason Kidd and Chis Webber...it worked out.
Nazr's rebounding abilities were well do ented...and I don't think anyone doubted he was capable of these kinds of performances..................
Next season...We got lucky he got substantial PT down the stretch, due to injuries not his bench play, to help figure out the system...
He is as tough as Malik and he is a 7 footer...I'm still not thrilled with the way he clogs our O but with the way he is cleaning glass and making timely dunks and impressive layups...it more than makes up for it.
What's sickening is everyone forgetting how big a role Malik played on this team in his career...
It's not a reflection of Malik...it's a reflection of the ty, unknowledgable, lousy memoried, and low grade caliber of fan that hates Malik Rose.
And Nazr was there when the Knicks became a cesspool this season...he was major reason for it...that's why he got traded.
He got traded because he could not handle the pressure of being "the man" inside for the Knicks...he got a chance and he could not do it...he doesn't have to do it here...Malik probably won't be the man in New York either...but he will anchor their defense better than Nazr did...and he will try with his last ing ounce of energy to be the man for them.
And people need to stop thinking the Knicks are a small market franchise like the Spurs...they don't want to get under the cap, they want it raised higher...their fan base won't accept a rebuilding plan...
And besides, getting under the cap is not the fast track to building a le contender...ask the Bulls, ask the Jazz...ask every team that has tried it.
It wasn't a bad trade for the Knicks...Malik did help them...he did a of a lot more to turn things around for them than Nazr was doing.
Last edited by whottt; 06-10-2005 at 04:21 PM.
I was NEVER a malik fan, I guess I miss his 15 foot jumper barely touching iron, he was not good at all. True he was an ok player on defense but that is about it. I thought SA was on suicide watch after the trade, so I think that Nazr is a MAJOR improvement Malik. What gets me mad is how everyone reacted to a guy who would be the 10th guy of the bench for any team being traded.
Yeah. It's curious how Malik hatas constantly feel the need to randomly bring up his name whenever they feels there's an opportunity to spew.
Some serious, serious pathology going on in those diseased minds.
I think it is because some Malik fans are still whining and ing about the trade.
What do you mean? He's BRILLIANT as a GM!
He took both Penny and Farcebury's bloated contracts off the Suns payroll.
He's BRILLIANT........ for the rest of the league.
haha. does anyone have any links to the threads when everyone was quiting the team because malik was gone?
lol,what he said!
Does he make you shave them after you hand scrub them?
playoff numbers for ya'll to mull over. I'm not taking sides...just providing numbers.
Rose: 82 games, 6.2ppg, 43% fg, 74% ft, 4.3rpg, .52spg, .32bpg, 1.17to
Mohammed: 23 games, 7.4ppg, 54% fg, 63% ft, 5.9rpg, .78spg, .87bpg, 1.13to
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