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ITS NOT HIS FAULT!
Earlier today ❄🌀⛄ #MyBlock #Brooklyn #BK #LYVE #TheLyveMovement #DamnYouWinter #SummerWhereYouAtSon?
Here's what things might have looked like if Kanye West had signed with Cash Money Records back in 2003. Birdman cameos and more lol
TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE NOW!
Life is too short to accept mediocrity. Accepting the expectations of others will only put a ceiling on your potential. I truly believe every individual walking on this earth is capable of doing great things. I believe we all have talents in us (some talents that we don't even know we have). Its up to us to find out what those talents are, continue to learn and continue to Develop them. Most of us squander our talents or never develop them as we should because we are lazy and don't have the drive or because we except the expectations of others. Micheal Jordan once said "If you except the expectations of others you will never change the outcome." I never took the time to break down that statement but its so true. If we worry about what other people think about us and worry about pleasing others we will never change the current bleak situations that we find ourselves in. We have to elevate ourselves and rise above the opinions anyone will have about us. In a way I feel that is what prevents most people from pursuing there goals and dreams. I believe its all mental. Before we even go out to pursue our dreams and goals we are already putting ourselves down and filling our heads with doubt. We can do anything in this lifetime if we have faith in God, dedication, work hard, consistent in every and everything we do, persistent in our pursuit for greatness, strive everyday to be better people, having a positive attitude and practicing everyday on our craft. How many of you can actually say you do all of that and practice it everyday? We would surprise ourselves in the type of people we would become if we practiced those methods religiously. Most of us are afraid of change and we are content. We complain about how life keeps throwing us a curve ball but we are content. We need to break that mold today for a better future and for a better life. Negativity only keeps you stagnant and depressed. The road to success starts with us making a change within ourselves for the better, breaking bad habits that's destructive to our growth and telling ourselves we can do whatever it is that we want to do in this lifetime and nobody will tell us different. In order to obtain anything of value in this lifetime we must do things we've never done before. Remember Life is too short not to pursue the true things that makes us happy. Don't let time go by and before you know it your one of those people that's reflecting on what you shoulda coulda did in the past. We all know plenty of those people all too well. Don't worry about your age and how much work you have to do to accomplish your dreams. Greatness takes time, patience and resilience. Nothing comes easy. Put your head down zone out every and anything that doesn't align with your dreams and goals and get to work. The greatness inside of you is waiting to be unleashed and shared with the world!
20 REASONS WHY RAJON RONDO SHOULD BE PLAYING FOR THE KNICKS
1. He’s a true Point Guard
2. He’s a pass first Point Guard. He consistently puts others around him in a position to be successful.
3. He’s only 27 years old and just now entering his prime. He has plenty of years to grow and evolve alongside a new cast of teammates
4. Raymond Felton is not the answer
5. I repeat Raymond Felton is not the answer
6. He’s a defensive specialist. His defensive pedigree will rub off on the rest of the team and will turn the Knicks into a better defensive team
7. He’s unselfish. He looks to create shots for others and doesn’t worry about how many points he scores as long as his team gets a win
8. He’s an NBA champion
9. He’s battle tested
10. He’s a perfect piece to play along side Carmelo Anthony. Will get the rest of the team involved and will get everyone easy buckets
11. He’s a hard nose player
12. Do you really believe he wants to stay in Boston by himself after KG Paul Pierce and Ray Allen left?
13. If Pablo Prigioni was 10 years younger, quicker,and a couple of inches taller with a long wingspan we wouldn’t be having this convo. This is not the case. #BringRondo2NY
14. He’s a player that makes his teammates better in every area of their game
15. If he was able to mesh with the personalities of KG Paul Pierce and Ray Allen Playing alongside Carmelo Anthony should be a piece of cake.
16. He’s a true floor general and a coach on the floor
17. He will make Carmelo’s job easier. Allowing him to focus on what he does best. Scoring the basketball.
18. He does all of the little things that just about every other point guard in the NBA are unable to do.
19. He’s a traditional Point Guard
20. Raymond Felton is not the answer at all period
TO LEAVE OR NOT TO LEAVE THAT IS THE QUESTION
Is he going to stay in New York or will he leave us like Lebron left the city of Cleveland. That is the burning question all Knicks fans such as myself have been asking ourselves all year. Melo will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of the year and its up in the air whether he will return or not. Yes his heart is in New York but he also understands that championships help define greatness and he knows that its now or never for him and his legacy. In his 3 and a half seasons in New York Knicks management has done a terrible job on surrounding Melo with enough help to compete for an NBA championship. This man needs help. Bottom line. Never in the history of the NBA has a superstar won an NBA championship by himself. Magic had Kareem, Jordan had Pippen, Shaq had Kobe, and Tim Duncan had Tony Parker. Allen Iverson tried in 2001 by himself against the Lakers and failed. Lebron took his talents to south Beach because he knew he couldn't get it done alone. I honestly believe Knicks management is not concerned with competing for titles, an under achieving 19-30 team playing in the Mecca of basketball is unacceptable. Year after year its the same story with the Knicks. Trading away valuable draft picks, signing fee agents that's on the decline, signing injury prone free agents to big money, and letting go of players that that they should keep. Firing Mike Woodson is not the answer. It's not his fault its the roster. Outside of Carmelo Anthony and Tim Hardaway JR. the Knicks roster is filled with players who haven't lived up to there potential, players who have been injury riddled, and role players who has been asked to play outside of there ability. This is New York City the greatest city in the world and Madison Square Garden the Mecca of basketball. You mean to tell me you can't bring in other superstars to share the spotlight with Melo? Management needs to step it up. James Dolan needs to take a backseat and let a real general manager run the team or watch our greatest player since Patrick Ewing exit New York for good. New York Knicks fans deserve better. We must make a significant trade before the trading deadline to show Melo that we are committed to work on building a championship team. It pains me to hear people with no basketball knowledge call Melo a ball hog. He's not a ball hog he is a natural born scorer. He gets paid the big bucks to score the basketball. The Knicks need a true Point Guard that's going to get the other 4 guys on the court involved. Raymond Felton is not the answer. Rajon Rondo is the best option at point guard. He's a pass first unselfish point guard, he plays defense, He'll get the rest of the team involved, and he'll take the pressure off of Melo by controlling the ball and running the offense and letting Melo pick his spots on the floor that will allow him to do what he does best which is score the basketball. We need consistent shooters,hustle players who are not afraid to get their hands dirty and dive on the floor for loose balls. (If Kenyon Martin was 8 years younger he would've been an excellent piece.) We need a big man who can score down low and who will demand a double team. Tyson Chandler's best years are behind him. He is a liability on the floor because he has no jump shot or post game. We have a lot of holes in the roster that needs to be filled. Hopefully we can make the right moves and bring in the right players that will make Melo want to stay. How the roster looks right now I wouldn't blame him if he leaves. What players do you think the Knicks should bring in? who should leave? should Melo stay or go?
The Headband says it all @NyKnicks fan for life but the reality is Carmelo Anthony will never bring a Championship to New York unless management goes out & do what Pat Riley did for DWade & get him some real help #HeCantDoItAlone #ChandlerIsABum #TradeChandler #ReleaseAmare #knickstape #Knicks #Nyk
Happy Bday BIG! its 2013 & your still one of the greatest to ever do it!
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CAN'T WAIT!
Frustrating end to a strong season for all Knick fans, Very Disappointing. Getting to the second round of the playoffs was a major accomplishment considering the 2 first round exits in the last 3 years, but im sick and tired of fellow Knick fans acting like making it to the 2nd round is a huge deal. I’ve been a Knick fan since I was 4 years old. Since John Starks baseline dunk on Horace Grant & Jordan. Since Patrick Ewing had the pencil eraser high top with the young shorts. Since the old Knicks vs pacers, Knicks vs. Heat rivalry. You get my drift. Even though we’ve had good teams back then we never was good enough to win a championship. (MJ had a lot to do with that) Year after year we would get bounced out of the playoffs. We’ve had good role players and good pieces but management never really surrounded Ewing with another star to give him a real shot at winning the title. Watching Carmelo Anthony put up 39 points in a game 6 loss without much help from anybody else upset me. Nothing against Melo he did his part. He does what he has to do on a nightly basis. Superstars can’t win championships on there own. James Dolan and Knicks management need to realize this and go out and get real help for Carmelo Anthony. Not temporary help but real help. It’s no excuse this is New York the Greatest City in the world. There’s no way in Hell that we can’t get big names to want to play in the brightest stage of em all MSG. Despite having a bad playoffs JR is still valuable. Not as your second go to guy but as a complimentary piece. Management needs to take a chapter out of Pat Riley’s book and try and swindle a deal that brings us one or two other quality stars. He can score all the points in the world but Melo will never reach the finals if management won’t do their part and go out and bring in some talent. I know it will be hard trying to move Amare’s 100 Mill contract but you have to try. He’s washed up he will no longer be the same player he once was. Tyson Chandler needs to be traded. He can’t control his temper and Roy Hibbert out muscled and outplayed him. Every time Chandler goes up against Hibbert & Jokim Noah he plays like he’s scared. Doesn’t grab a rebound or box out or nothing. I already know critics and Knick haters are going to pin the blame on Melo for the lost. I blame Knicks Management for not surrounding him with enough talent to get the job done
KNICKS MANAGEMENT BRING MELO HELP ASAP!!!!
Frustrating end to a strong season for all Knick fans, Very Disappointing. Getting to the second round of the playoffs was a major accomplishment considering the 2 first round exits in the last 3 years, but im sick and tired of fellow Knick fans acting like making it to the 2nd round is a huge deal. I’ve been a Knick fan since I was 4 years old. Since John Starks baseline dunk on Horace Grant & Jordan. Since Patrick Ewing had the pencil eraser high top with the young shorts. Since the old Knicks vs pacers, Knicks vs. Heat rivalry. You get my drift. Even though we’ve had good teams back then we never was good enough to win a championship. (MJ had a lot to do with that) Year after year we would get bounced out of the playoffs. We’ve had good role players and good pieces but management never really surrounded Ewing with another star to give him a real shot at winning the title. Watching Carmelo Anthony put up 39 points in a game 6 loss without much help from anybody else upset me. Nothing against Melo he did his part. He does what he has to do on a nightly basis. Superstars can’t win championships on there own. James Dolan and Knicks management need to realize this and go out and get real help for Carmelo Anthony. Not temporary help but real help. It’s no excuse this is New York the Greatest City in the world. There’s no way in Hell that we can’t get big names to want to play in the brightest stage of em all MSG. Despite having a bad playoffs JR is still valuable. Not as your second go to guy but as a complimentary piece. Management needs to take a chapter out of Pat Riley’s book and try and swindle a deal that brings us one or two other quality stars. He can score all the points in the world but Melo will never reach the finals if management won’t do their part and go out and bring in some talent. I know it will be hard trying to move Amare’s 100 Mill contract but you have to try. He’s washed up he will no longer be the same player he once was. Tyson Chandler needs to be traded. He can’t control his temper and Roy Hibbert out muscled and outplayed him. Every time Chandler goes up against Hibbert & Jokim Noah he plays like he’s scared. Doesn’t grab a rebound or box out or nothing. I already know critics and Knick haters are going to pin the blame on Melo for the lost. I blame Knicks Management for not surrounding him with enough talent to get the job done
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this was my jam back in 8th grade still love this song!
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