They are 0-10 who cares really!

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Originally posted 10:34 AM ET  11.15 by dee dBL(deeofdees)

They are 0-10 who cares really!

Good Point... With this record who would want them...

I live in NJ - and the thing is - It's not news that if the Brooklyn Project doesn't happen (very strong possibility) they would stay where they are or move in with the Devils in Newark.

So why is the local paper running this story and why is TNR picking it up like it's news?

Bring 'em to Brooklyn! :D

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Originally posted 10:54 AM ET  11.15 by sstefx

Good Point... With this record who would want them...

I really believe that the nets moving to Newark will do nothing
- I mean the meadowlands is what 10 miles away?
It's one of the wierdest things in sports how the nets can't draw

That being said- KC has a new arena and are drooling to get a team

Well, this Russian "businessman" probably wants to install his own mafia contingent wherever he goes. And since the Italian mafia is already established in Brooklyn, maybe he feels that his own Russian mafia is better suited to settle in Newark and create a Jersey presence.
After all, Newark is right across the river from Manhattan, so it's still close enough to the financial center of the world that he wouldn't mind settling there.
Hehehe. :)

The league should create a Tier-1, Tier-2 divisions, and relegate teams winning < 25 games to play Tier-2. Keeps the competitions healthy. Whoever wins the Tier-2 gets to move up, and the worst team in Tier-1 will be relegated.

P.S if Byron Scott was fired for a 3-6 record then Lawrence Frank better be fired for an 0-10 record!

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 10:34 AM ET  11.15 by dee dBL(deeofdees)

They are 0-10 who cares really!

Exactly. They're worse than my Knicks, and thats saying a lot!

let's see.....

brooklyn: has emerged as a major center of american culture and is experiencing an influx of middle class, affluent and artistic sorts.

newark: not so much. though they do have a good mayor. and that's about it.

if the nba lets the nets choose newark over brooklyn then someone needs to lose their job.

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Originally posted 02:07 PM ET  11.15 by Mr.Jay

Well, this Russian "businessman" probably wants to install his own mafia contingent wherever he goes. And since the Italian mafia is already established in Brooklyn, maybe he feels that his own Russian mafia is better suited to settle in Newark and create a Jersey presence. After all, Newark is right across the river from Manhattan, so it's still close enough to the financial center of the world that he wouldn't mind settling there.Hehehe. :)

oh you better believe the russian mafia is established in brooklyn.

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Originally posted 11:18 AM ET  11.15 by h2opololpunk

Bring 'em to Brooklyn! :D

I kinda want to see them in Brooklyn, altho I know that would suck for the people in New Jersey, I like Brooklyn and that would be great for them evn though the team is pretty bad

How many different ways can you spin the same GARBAGE???

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Originally posted 12:22 AM ET  11.16 by dee dBL(deeofdees)

P.S if Byron Scott was fired for a 3-6 record then Lawrence Frank better be fired for an 0-10 record!

Agree!!! For whatever reason, it don't work that way!

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 10:34 AM ET  11.15 by dee dBL(deeofdees)

They are 0-10 who cares really!

lets move on

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 11:01 PM ET  11.15 by ESPN

The league should create a Tier-1, Tier-2 divisions, and relegate teams winning < 25 games to play Tier-2. Keeps the competitions healthy. Whoever wins the Tier-2 gets to move up, and the worst team in Tier-1 will be relegated.

good idea...specially teams are not comparable. I mean look at Celts, Magic, Cavs and look at Knicks, Nets or Cats

I will think top 2 tier -2 team will play Tier 1 next season while bottom-2 of the tier 1 will be delegated each year.