With just six games to go in the 2015-16 NBA regular season, New York Knicks president Phil Jackson decides to take vacation.
By Robby Sabo
That’s right. New York Knicks president Phil Jackson is taking vacation with his organization toiling in the stench of the National Basketball Association.
At 30-46 and the franchise in dire straits, the big boss is on vacation and telling the world about his exploits.
On Wednesday, the hippie in Jackson tweeted a photo of the Woodstock Inn, calling it his “Urban escape/spring break.”
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The main culprit in the media to point this out was Frank Isola of the New York Daily News, who, appropriately reminded us that the Knicks season ends in two two weeks.
And oh yeah, Isola also points out that Jackson just recently spent 10 days in lovely Los Angeles.
Woodstock Inn at the Millstream: thanks ppl. Urban escape/spring break. #embrace the serpent pic.twitter.com/tenbWGPj4W
— Phil Jackson (@PhilJackson11) March 30, 2016
The Knicks have won a combined 47 games under Jackson in two seasons as boss.
I don’t want to talk big but I’m starting to feel worried.