Hey gang. I came on this article and was gobsmacked by what I read. In it there's a transcript of what went down between David Fizdale and Steve Mills at Knicks practice the other day. Apparrently, someone got a hold of what was said between the two. Check the following excerpt of this article out:
"Thanks to some exclusive, behind the scenes audio obtained by Knicks Film School, we now know the truth behind what went down in the bowels of the Knicks practice facility during the late afternoon hours of Saturday, December 7, 2019."
This is an absolute MUST READ. Parts of it are confusing because of the formatting, but just take your time reading it. Fizdale actually says something positive about Mudiay, lol. Just read it and feel free to laugh or just shake your head at this load of crap. Fiz belongs on a High School bench. Unbelievable. Enjoy reading it below.
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See, that's how you know the Knicks are as bad as you can get - when you read a piece that's obvious satire, as big a joke and distortion from reality that one could imagine, and yet you're still thinking to yourself, 'it's entirely possible this exchange DID happen in the Knicks case'.
It’s a joke
If only SNL's audience cared more about sports, the comedic material you could pull out of that dynamic, especially with that goofy look that was always on Fiz's face, would be limitless.
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See, that's how you know the Knicks are as bad as you can get - when you read a piece that's obvious satire, as big a joke and distortion from reality that one could imagine, and yet you're still thinking to yourself, 'it's entirely possible this exchange DID happen in the Knicks case'.
Haha exactly. I read that and it didn’t occur to me it could be satire...I thought it was entirely possible Fizdale was actually crying about how he used to have a great PG in Mudiay
Stopped reading the article after 30 seconds.
#nottheonion?
One of the first, 'where's Scott?'
He's at band practice, with Jim.
LOL
#nottheonion?
It shows how emotion clouds the judgment. If this were written about another team, Knicks fans would have spotted the satire immediately. But we as fans are so angry about the Knicks that we instantly believe something that provides a target for our anger. It took several posts until Peter--very perceptively pointed it out--and as soon as he did, the satire became obvious to everyone.
Good lesson here for about how social media can manipulate even intelligent people through their anger or frustration.