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The Knicks' 84 points in the first half vs. the Bulls are tied for the franchise's most-ever in a first half.
It's also their most in any half at the current Madison Square Garden 🗽
Sean Starks retweeted
Knicks put up 84 PTS on the Bulls in the first half 😳
Ties most points in a half in Knicks history 🔥
Sean Starks retweeted
He put on the heaviest jersey in the league when no one else wanted to— when KD said “the Knicks aren’t the cool thing right now.”
Thank you Julius Randle.
“NEW YORK WE HERE”
Sean Starks retweeted
“How does LeBron James even skip over 4 people, he’s not even better than Steph”
Rashad McCant’s another ex NBA player saying what we all know
LeBron didn’t even dominate any era
LeBron would have 0 rings if he stayed in Cleveland
0 rings. That’s why he left
Curry never ran away to superstars, has 4 championships and a better finals record
Sooo how is LeBron James even better than Steph?
Sean Starks retweeted
King of New York, valid in Chicago, and Athlete of the Year in Philly.
Jalen Brunson has been named the Professional Athlete of the Year...by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
He will be honored at a banquet in January
Mike Shute, PSWA president, on Brunson:
"What Jalen Brunson accomplished this past year has been nothing short of remarkable. His skill, his leadership, and his connection to the Philadelphia basketball community all make him a deserving recipient of this honor.
He plays his best when the stakes are highest and has led his team to championships at every level. We are pleased to present him with this honor, as he joins a list of past winners such as Carl Lewis, Muhammad Ali, Wilt Chamberlain and Mike Schmidt."
(h/t @SbondyNBA)
Sean Starks retweeted
Bookmarking this so whenever a dumbass Philly fan wants to say Brunson is not HIM I can just post this.
Jalen Brunson has been named Athlete of the Year in Philadelphia by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Cold 🥶
(h/t @SbondyNBA )
Sean Starks retweeted
Jalen Brunson has been named Athlete of the Year in Philadelphia by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Cold 🥶
(h/t @SbondyNBA )
Sean Starks retweeted
Comparing working under Vince McMahon and Triple H, Paul Heyman reflected on the differences between their creative visions while speaking to Graham Bensinger, saying:
"Paul Levesque is not a dictator; he's a collaborator.
"See, Vince loves a blank piece of paper. Paul Levesque doesn't like the blank piece of paper; he accepts the fact that the paper has writing on it already.
"He's the best editor I've ever worked with in my entire life, ever, because he's an open collaborator who walks in the room with no expectations of his own vision. His vision is to listen to very smart people that have different ideas than he does.
"So, he's a collaborator the likes of which I've never had the pleasure of working with."
Sean Starks retweeted
Shaq always defends LeBron's frontrunning because at the end of his career he was frontrunning with everyone tryna win 5 and he personally demanded credit for bringing Mailman and GP to the Lakers. That's why neither one of em are top 10 all time and Shaq knows an indictment of LeBron's frontrunning is an indictment on him as well, so he capes for him.
And claiming LeBron had 4 separate HOF careers is completely retarded. You had one career, fool. They love tryna glorify him jumping around the league like celebrity coochie when all of that frontrunning and all of those superteams resulting in 4-6 is why he will never be top 10 except in the eyes of his bum ass fans and paid media puppets. GOAT? 😂😂😂
Charles Barkley challenges the claim that LeBron James has had four Hall of Fame careers, arguing that stacking superteams should have resulted in more than four championships, while Shaq defends LeBron and reveals how he built the Lakers dynasty by demanding more star power.
Barkley questions why LeBron has only four championships despite playing alongside elite talent, especially when Michael Jordan won six. Shaq counters that recruiting top players is part of a superstar’s job, admitting he pushed the Lakers to bring in players like Rick Fox and Brian Shaw. The debate gets heated as both legends turn the argument toward each other’s championship runs and the role team building plays in defining greatness.
Sean Starks retweeted
"It's game one. It means literally nothing. We don't want to be the best version of ourselves game one - if we are, it's going to be a long season. A lot of mistakes that we have to learn from."
- Josh Hart on the Knicks starting 0-1
Sean Starks retweeted
The sky is the limit for the defending champs 🏆🏗️
Watch Knicks vs. Celtics Friday night on @primevideo at 6:30 PM ET 🍿







































