Eddy Curry Says Knicks Fans Hated Him When He Was Making $11 Million A Year But Didn't Play Well: "Knicks Fans, They Don't Play That Sh*t Bro... They'll Love You Hard, But They'll Hate You Just As Hard, Bro."

Eddy Curry is one of the many solid players, and high draft picks of the early 2000s that is often forgotten by NBA fans today. Curry had a solid 11-year career in the league after being picked No. 4 overall by the Chicago Bulls in the 2001 NBA draft. The 7-foot center played majorly for the Bulls and the Knicks, dropping off significantly following the 2007-08 season, playing just 26 more games in the league before he played his last one in 2012 for the Dallas Mavericks. 

While the overview of his career may not seem very impressive, considering he averaged 12.9 points and 5.2 rebounds per game for his career, in his early years, Curry was a solid piece. He signed a $60 million contract for 6 years with the Knicks in 2005 and, as a part of that, was getting paid quite handsomely for his era. 

However, after his best season in 2006-07, when Curry averaged nearly 20 points and over 7 rebounds per game, he regressed greatly. And his contract had implications on the Knicks being able to acquire other pieces as they continued to try and get properly competitive again. So Eddy has a unique perspective on Knicks fans, being loved and hated in a short amount of time, something he spoke about in an interview with DJ Vlad.

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