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Bitching about the Knicks draft is actually stupid and I shouldn’t have to explain but here we go. The entire Knicks roster aside from KAT/Mikal… is late firsts/second round picks, even Alvarado is undrafted. Mikal was acquired for late firsts, in reality, are overpriced boujie second round picks. Stop there: 90% of our roster was passed on through the lottery and through the teens. Tonight, we are going to draft a couple guys that will enter the league with a major chip on their shoulder. Those guys will step into a locker room full of guys who made their way in the NBA, with a chip on their shoulder. On a mission to defend a CHIP that people still finding a way to hate on. I KNOW whoever we bring into the CHAMPIONSHIP program tonight is going to be a SELFLESS DOG. Even if they get no playing time, they are going to be on the scout team pushing our rotation players to guard the biggest ops in the league. Whatever the scenario is, we are getting a winning player, devoid of egos Pacome got more rings than Luka Kolek got more rings than Wemby Diawara got more rings than Ant Man Hukporti got more rings than Cade My whole life, I’ve invested and believed in ring culture. Now that we got one, you’re crazy if you think I’m not going to cash in on the ideology. I spent my entire life glazing championship organizations in juxtaposition to the New York Knicks. How dare you question the process now? Tighten up champ

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🙏🇺🇸🙏 He was 22 years old. Still closer to high school than middle age. Yet he was already leading in war. On January 15, 2006, in Baqubah, Iraq, Army Corporal Dustin L. Kendall was conducting combat operations with the 1st Battalion, 68th Armor Regiment, 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division out of Fort Carson, Colorado. The streets were tense. Every patrol carried risk. Every doorway could hide danger. That day, the danger found him. Dustin was k*lled in action. In a single violent moment, a son from Conway, Arkansas, became a folded flag. Behind every rank is a story. Dustin was not just a Corporal. He was someone's child. Someone's friend. Someone who once laughed without the weight of body armor on his shoulders. He chose to serve when others stayed home. He accepted responsibility when others hesitated. They carry the lives of those beside them. They move first. They set the tone. They stand steady when fear creeps in. In Iraq, that meant long patrols under harsh sun. Sleepless nights. The constant awareness that a mission could turn deadly without warning. He kept showing up. He kept wearing the uniform. He kept leading. When news reached Arkansas, the world paused for a moment. Flags lowered. Names spoken softly. A community grieving together. Then time moved forward. But for his family, January 15, 2006, never truly passed. Dustin L. Kendall gave everything at 22. He will never grow older. Never start a second career. Never sit on a porch years from now telling stories about youth. His story ended in Iraq. But his courage dia not. It lives in the men he served beside. It lives in the memory of a town that will not forget. He stood his ground. And he paid the ultimate price 🙏🇺🇸🙏 Young leaders like him carry more than equipment.

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