“I think it’s funny that when the Knicks thought LeBron could be their savior, he passed. And now when LeBron thought there was value in being a Knick to end his career, he no longer had the same value fo the Knicks.” The irony of the Knicks’ rebuff of The King is wild.

"I just think this is a desperate move. I don't really see even the upside in it. I don't think he's a good quarterback. Is he going to come in here, learn the offense, take over for Jameis, and then lead this team... to what? To where?" @DDuggan21 on the J.J. McCarthy trade:

The Vikings front office after turning the 10th overall pick in the draft to a half eaten bag of chips and an Arby’s coupon

Given John Harbaugh can call his brother and get all the intel he needs on whether JJ McCarthy is coachable and can still be developed, I don’t hate taking a flier on him for a 5th-round pick. Jameis Winston is still the starter for now anyway. Low-risk swing on a young QB with upside.

No, sir, even if the Knicks had lost in the finals, we still wouldn't have wanted him. I think I speak for most of Knicks Nation. I wish this guy would go and retire already.

It's insane to think about how dominant the Knicks' championship run was. I don't think we've seen anything like it in a long time. Sixteen and three. Thirteen straight wins at one point, and 15 of the last 16. Every loss came by one, one, or four points, so nobody ever really beat this group. They just hung around for a night. Then check the margins. They outscored teams by 283 points, an NBA record. They won by almost 15 a night, the most in playoff history. Five of those games were over by 29 or more. It goes to show you what a team built on fit and chemistry can accomplish. Everyone knows their role and no one is above the team's ultimate goal. Give me this Knicks team over every other team that's just trying to stack the biggest names together.