fishmike wrote:this again? God Jennings is so overrated here. He's 6 feet, weighs about 160 pounds, shoots well under 40%, cant defend anyone... yes, this is the guy all the stars want to play with
yeah but he makes flashy passes
nyk4ever wrote:fishmike wrote:this again? God Jennings is so overrated here. He's 6 feet, weighs about 160 pounds, shoots well under 40%, cant defend anyone... yes, this is the guy all the stars want to play with
yeah but he makes flashy passes
Papabear Says
It's hard to judge a guy who is playing on a just average team and loosing more than they are winning. It's when they have a great winning record and he is one of the main reasons then you can judge him. Not now.
nyk4ever wrote:Olbrannon wrote:I don't see Jennings listed on any of the playoff rosters this year meanwhile ESPN had this to say about TD"So it's a special topping for the new-look Knicks that Douglas has already found his groove before the regular season finale. In fact, since the All-Star break, he leads the league with the most 3-pointers (59) and he's only had three bagel games from beyond the arc. Douglas has also improved his playmaking, a big concern of Mike D'Antoni's earlier in the season. Before the All-Star break, the most assists he had in a game was seven (just once). Since then, he's had five games with seven or more, including an 11- and 10-dish night.
Now if only the Knicks could hold an opponent to under 100 points, which they didn't do for the third straight game against a bottom-of-the-barrel team. "
http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/knicks/post/_/id/4165/billups-toneys-confidence-at-all-time-high
Definitely lookls to be getting some chemistry with Stat and Stat actually looked to be enjoying himself a bit last night.
i think you have to attribute some of his success to the addition of chauncey. i'm sure chauncey has been in his ear a ton and rightfully so, no better guy to learn from.
I would say some of his recent success is also due to him being healthy again.
