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    "They all could take a strong look at what they can do to up their level of play through increased level of preparation and determination." "Al Harrington admitted last year there were dance-offs before games" Van Gundy added. "That he thought it OK to admit that publicly was appalling, even if it may have happened. Full Article at New York Post
    Al Harrington admitted last year there were dance-offs before games
    Jeff Van Gundy – Jeff Van Gundy SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
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Van Gundy: Brace for a long season
  1. The question is, do you have the stomach for this plan?
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  2. I don't know how you can knock anything he's done
    Jeff Van Gundy – Jeff Van Gundy SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  3. It's interesting Duhon called into question some of the players' professionalism
    Jeff Van Gundy – Jeff Van Gundy SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  4. the best 0-3 week I've ever had.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  5. They've rid themselves of long-term contracts, trying like heck to get out of the rut of mediocrity. You win championships by having star players. I don't know if it will work, but the strategy is sound.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  6. What I said about David Lee, that's what I felt. I don't think I was too hard. In some ways, I was too soft. I thought the statement was a very poor sentiment.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  7. They have a lot of guys whose futures are up in the air. They have average talent for the NBA. Sometimes when they don't do well, people say, 'What's wrong?' What's wrong is they have average talent.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  8. They all could take a strong look at what they can do to up their level of play through increased level of preparation and determination.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago

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