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Replying to @JoezMcfLy
org and leadership is not what the post you quoted was about💀💀 it was about the media and their treatment of the knicks after they won a championship and have since started off their season 0-3
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Replying to @JoezMcfLy
@JoezMcfLy
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there are real people who think that the yankees have not been getting torn to shreds by the media and by the fanbase, for at least the last 3 years, because of their postseason failures. where exactly is the “toxic positivity” there.
JoezMcfly🇩🇴
@JoezMcfLy6h
What a novel idea.. meanwhile yanks have toxic positivity
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With Brunson and Towns off the floor for a stretch in the fourth, the Knicks still didn’t lean into Mikal the way you expected they might.
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Joel Embiid looked much more comfortable defending in coverage against the Knicks than I remember. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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I thought a hedge-and-recover or more conservative coverage would have been more effective for the Knicks defensively in the fourth quarter Tuesday night. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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youtu.be/R5EC5mJMA9Y

BD4 | Knicks Lose On Ring Night! (Episode 1093)

It was a tough loss on an otherwise emotional night, as the Knicks ...

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stop blitzing high, its a free short roll pass for embiid to beat the knicks on the backline
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The best defensive setup for the Knicks?
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Especially with no Mitch, OG Anunoby’s switchability and athleticism give Mike Brown a compelling reason to experiment with more small-ball lineups when KAT sits.
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Replacing Mitch with Drummond puts significantly more pressure on the Knicks’ weakside help.
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My biggest concern with the Knicks’ halfcourt offense when Andre Drummond is on the floor:
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The Knicks found a lot of success using KAT as an offensive hub last season when they leaned into it.
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I agree with this 100% brother. They didn’t hit nukes in the reg and are now 1st.
One dead follower@EdwardPanzicaOct 16
Replying to @BD4pod
You have absolutely won that side of the argument, HRs win playoff games! But you conveniently wave off the fact that the Brewers and Guardians tied for last place in HRs in 2026. There's no magic formula, just get in the playoffs and get hot is the way it goes, every year.
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always play true outcome ball fuck the single fuck the bunt Hit nukes Walk Strikeout
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@SlangsOnSportsOct 16
The Brewers finished with a three true outcomes pct (PA ending in HR BB K) of 47.0% That’s the highest by any team in a best-of-7 postseason series all time
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The Brewers finished with a three true outcomes pct (PA ending in HR BB K) of 47.0% That’s the highest by any team in a best-of-7 postseason series all time
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I’ve never seen a bunt go this far, I love smallball
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@MLBOct 16
GARRETT MITCHELL! THE BREWERS HAVE COME ALL THE WAY BACK TO TAKE THE LEAD!
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Brewers 29th in HR in the regular season. They are in the World Series bc they just hit a bunch. This is why the idea of building a specific “playoff roster” is nonsense. Get hot at the right time and hit bombs when it matters. October is about execution and variance.
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Lolz. Crapshoot. Lolz.
BD4@BD4podOct 15
would be hilarious if the dodgers lost after all the “build like them” talk as if there’s some magic formula outside of stacking great players and hoping the dice roll your way
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Math 21 divided by 25 is 0.84. That is 84%. Teams who’ve hit more of the hits that guarantee runs have won 84% of the time. am i correct here?
Yankees Files
@YankeesFilesOct 16
21-4 as the Brewers outslug the Dodgers AGAIN for the sweep.
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