Knicks need law and order

New York Knicks fans deserve a franchise who's hungry and passionate about wanting to win a NBA championship. Having uttered those words, Knicks President Danny Walsh better bust in the door swiftly laying down the law. Walsh first arrest is to fire Isiah Thomas and his coaching staff. Thomas is simply a joke. He had no business coaching this season knowing he had a sexual harassment and retaliation trial hovering over his head. Didn't someone in the organization know the well-publicized trial would be a distraction to Thomas and the team? Furthermore, when the woebegone Knicks continue to plunge, none of the assistants' offered expertise to Thomas' defense to help improve the team. Secondly, violate the enigmatic and selfish Stephan Marbury's parole. Buy him out and send him elsewhere. There's no need to have the minute I'm unhappy quit point guard hanging around to taint the team chemistry and repeat his behavior. Thirdly, issue a warrant on Eddy Curry and Zach Randolph. The judge wants to speak to the pair about playing out of shape and robbing the franchise of millions of dollars. Lastly, put Jamal Crawford, Quentin Richardson, Jerome James, Jared Jeffries, Malik Rose and Nate Robinson on probation and closely monitor them. It's quite evident that particular group lack the necessary work ethic and the focus to play hard, even when the ship is sinking. Once all of these tasks are complete, the Knicks franchise will be safe to compete in the NBA.