He was therefore judged as a back up and he was good.

But who would’ve known he would turn out to be a great point guard? Did he had the resume to prove it? Did he have the games to show the scouts? Even the Houston Rockets missed that one.

With regard to the New York’s getting that break or the best deal in the league, i do agree with that. But that’s fate more than anything else. We have nothing to do with that excellent “assist,” even the Knicks didn’t see that coming. Lin was given a break out of desperation if you think about it.

The Front Office is ok. Its the past mistakes of the previous years that are hunting us, such as the handicap we have in the next coming draft. If you think about it, We are just one dominant big guy away and that’s Andre Drummond in the next draft.

Thank you for your input and time. I actually agree with you in a way that i can understand what you feel. I have been rooting for this team for the past 25 years and believe me, its so frustrating and annoying. Blame it on Cohan.

But i have a few questions in defense of the Warriors organization,

What exactly were his options when the team has Ellis and Curry? Yes, had we given up Curry and allowed Jeremy to run the show we would be better off right now but we need a Crystal Ball to see that ahead.

How can you market Jeremy Lynn back then we don’t really know his real value except that we know he is a good player in the D League and just how do you sell that angle in the league for a trade, cap space, or a filler? We know he is a good player but just how do you convince the league this guy is a phenom?

Trouble is, whenever got to see his phenominal talent because Ellis and Curry fills the entire room.

Having said that, the organization still wanted to keep Jeremy Lynn.

Released Jenkins instead?

Should we have given up Jenkins without allowing him to prove himself?

Jeremy is a Miracle and not exactly to our favor but to the Knicks. Let’s live with this and get it over with.

He is a Miracle because the guy merely came from nowhere. He was undrafted in the NBA, He is one of the few Asians playing in an American league widely identified with African Americans (Jeremy himself admitted he is often mistaken as physical trainer whenever he enters the coliseum to play), and his counterparts in the Warriors are both franchise players (Ellis and Curry).

Released Curry instead because he is prone to injury? Again we need a crystal ball to know that.

The organization wanted Jeremy Lynn to stay but we have needs to address which led us to gamble on a certain dilemma and that’s all there is to it.

If there is anyone at fault at all and there’s really no one, then that would be the previous coach, Keith Smart for not being able to see the gem in this guy which of course is not the case. We all knew this guy is special but special enough to give up Curry, or Ellis or Jenkins, Who’s to tell? How are we suppose to know?