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Qasim's avatar

Hey John. First off, thank you for the content as always. You spoil us. You really do.

Sorry in advance for the long-worded question...

So after watching a bunch of unexpected wins, followed by close losses, I find myself confused and conflicted (I know, join the club, we have lifetime memberships available). I can no longer decide whether I should be looking up if the Pacers and the Spurs won or if the Hawks and Hornets lost (fun fact, I do neither, I'm a league-pass junkie and a spoiler-hater who has to watch the games I'm curious about).

What I'm left with is this question: IF THE KNICKS DON'T MAKE THE PLAY-IN, WHAT ARE THE MEANINGFUL "THINGS" TO BE GAINED FROM THE GAMES LEFT ON THE SCHEDULE.

To be even more clear, what I'm wondering is, if we don't lose enough to really improve the lottery odds and we don't win enough to make the play-in, WHAT SHOULD WE LOOK FOR AS SOMETHING OF VALUE IN THE GAMES LEFT. I'm sure there's something. I imagine if I'm a coach or someone in the front office, there's got to be SOMETHING I've got my eye on (or multiple somethings).

Not an easy question, I know, but would love to hear your/Andrew's/Jeremy's thoughts on a possible answer.

Cheers,

~Q

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Jonathan Bailey's avatar

An educated basketball fan is a Sims backer. Jericho needs to hit the Knicks media room and look up Moses Malone, Wes Unseld and Dave Cowens in their primes.

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