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Put Some Hornacek On Our Game: 2016 New York Knicks Offseason Thread
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I Hope The Clippers Get Stuck In NY For A Week 
The issue is that we suck and the clippers have been a good team for most of the past decade.
It is really that hard to figure out?
Victim of Racism
I'm a brehette
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Victim of Racism
I'm a brehette
The issue is that we suck and the clippers have been a good team for most of the past decade.
It is really that hard to figure out?
Nah. NY is a good team. They haven't struggled with the Spurs, Cavs, Heat, and plenty of other teams when NY wasn't tanking. Clipps have been a special case.
CapitalOne
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MSG execs fired after being caught in ticket scalping scandal
By Josh Kosman
January 22, 2016 | 9:57pm
Kristaps PorzingisPhoto: Getty Images
Madison Square Garden has fired about a half dozen sales executives — plus a senior executive in ticket sales and corporate hospitality — after they were caught in a ticket reselling scandal, The Post has learned.
The executives resold coveted tickets to Knicks and Rangers games for a profit, an investigation by The Garden has found, sources said.
“They got caught and were terminated,” one source said.
“It was uncovered through an internal investigation that a small handful of employees were breaking company policies and, as a result, they were relieved of their responsibilities,” an MSG spokesman said in a statement to The Post.
“As this is an employee matter, MSG will have no additional comment.”
The number of executives who were caught in the ticket imbroglio, one source said, was fewer than 10.
There are roughly 40 salespeople overall.
“They were buying the cheapest tickets for sporting events and reselling them at higher prices on StubHub,” the source said.
Among those let go is Adam Campbell, a senior vice president of ticket sales and corporate hospitality, one source said.
Campbell may not have actually been scalping tickets but should have had better control of his staff, the source added.
Campbell could not be reached for comment.
The executives who bought seats for face value — only to scalp them — had access to Knicks and Rangers tickets that are not easy to come by, the source said.
These are the tickets with the lowest face value, which the teams hold often for group sales.
Ticket sellers typically have access to this inventory.
For sports fans, face value tickets to Knicks and Rangers games are among the hardest to come by because most of the seats go to season ticket holders.
For example, weekday Knicks tickets in Section 211, Row 7 list for $112 a seat, while tickets in that area for Tuesday night’s game versus the Oklahoma City Thunder are selling on StubHub for around $180 each — giving the original owner a profit of $68, or a return of nearly 61 percent.
There are 19,812 seats for the Knicks and 18,006 seats for Rangers’ games.
Most MSG employees when buying tickets are required to get permission from their supervisor in writing, and then need to explain why they are buying the seats.
But because ticket executives sellers already have the actual tickets, the process is different for them.
Although employees scalping tickets is not common, it has happened at MSG before.
Former MSG CEO Dave Checketts in 1996, after a six-month investigation, fired five ticket office employees for reselling tickets, the New York Times reported.
MSG shares have fallen 16 percent in the last year. They closed on Friday at $151.52, up 58 cents, or 3 percent.
Link: nypost.com/2016/01/22/msg-execs-fired-after-being-caught-in-ticket-scalping-scandal/
By Josh Kosman
January 22, 2016 | 9:57pm
Kristaps PorzingisPhoto: Getty Images
Madison Square Garden has fired about a half dozen sales executives — plus a senior executive in ticket sales and corporate hospitality — after they were caught in a ticket reselling scandal, The Post has learned.
The executives resold coveted tickets to Knicks and Rangers games for a profit, an investigation by The Garden has found, sources said.
“They got caught and were terminated,” one source said.
“It was uncovered through an internal investigation that a small handful of employees were breaking company policies and, as a result, they were relieved of their responsibilities,” an MSG spokesman said in a statement to The Post.
“As this is an employee matter, MSG will have no additional comment.”
The number of executives who were caught in the ticket imbroglio, one source said, was fewer than 10.
There are roughly 40 salespeople overall.
“They were buying the cheapest tickets for sporting events and reselling them at higher prices on StubHub,” the source said.
Among those let go is Adam Campbell, a senior vice president of ticket sales and corporate hospitality, one source said.
Campbell may not have actually been scalping tickets but should have had better control of his staff, the source added.
Campbell could not be reached for comment.
The executives who bought seats for face value — only to scalp them — had access to Knicks and Rangers tickets that are not easy to come by, the source said.
These are the tickets with the lowest face value, which the teams hold often for group sales.
Ticket sellers typically have access to this inventory.
For sports fans, face value tickets to Knicks and Rangers games are among the hardest to come by because most of the seats go to season ticket holders.
For example, weekday Knicks tickets in Section 211, Row 7 list for $112 a seat, while tickets in that area for Tuesday night’s game versus the Oklahoma City Thunder are selling on StubHub for around $180 each — giving the original owner a profit of $68, or a return of nearly 61 percent.
There are 19,812 seats for the Knicks and 18,006 seats for Rangers’ games.
Most MSG employees when buying tickets are required to get permission from their supervisor in writing, and then need to explain why they are buying the seats.
But because ticket executives sellers already have the actual tickets, the process is different for them.
Although employees scalping tickets is not common, it has happened at MSG before.
Former MSG CEO Dave Checketts in 1996, after a six-month investigation, fired five ticket office employees for reselling tickets, the New York Times reported.
MSG shares have fallen 16 percent in the last year. They closed on Friday at $151.52, up 58 cents, or 3 percent.
Link: nypost.com/2016/01/22/msg-execs-fired-after-being-caught-in-ticket-scalping-scandal/
Ironman
#Knickstape
The audacity and disrespect in this move
......Time to steal on these nikkas. Kris P. The Ghost. Melo. Gallo.
No mercy
Victim of Racism
I'm a brehette
The audacity and disrespect in this move
And they have NO answer for KP whenever they play them. NY better not lay one, talkin' bout OT's and back-to-backs.
However, there will be a lot of cheating with the refs. 
Miles Davis
Prince of Darkness
This gonna be a lame ass game
g-ice
aka #DiamondNightmare
Styles P is going to 
tonight!
tonight!
g-ice
aka #DiamondNightmare
RoLo
g-ice
aka #DiamondNightmare
Hornets looking 
BoogieDown23
MY SON HAS COOKIES!
I dont think I have seen rolos hook shot blocked yet 