Knicks · Game Thread: Lin plays the Jazz like a fiddle; 2/6/2012; 7:30 EASTERN! (page 1)

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JEREMY LIN HAS ARRIVED

There is no hiding Amare's defense tonight. Both Jefferson and Millsap have excellent post games. Chandler will shut one of them down, guaranteed. If we can contain the other and SECURE rebounds, we stop the Jazz offense.

airchibundo507 wrote:Utah crashes the boards better than any other team. We have to get box out and secure rebounds (Amare, Jeffries)!

There is no hiding Amare's defense tonight. Both Jefferson and Millsap have excellent post games. Chandler will shut one of them down, guaranteed. If we can contain the other and SECURE rebounds, we stop the Jazz offense.

I'm not even thinking about all that.

I'm so high on Lin right now. To my mind, all we need is Jeremy Lin to penetrate and drop dimes like an animal; everything else falls into place.

airchibundo507 wrote:Utah crashes the boards better than any other team. We have to get box out and secure rebounds (Amare, Jeffries)!

There is no hiding Amare's defense tonight. Both Jefferson and Millsap have excellent post games. Chandler will shut one of them down, guaranteed. If we can contain the other and SECURE rebounds, we stop the Jazz offense.

TC has great defense but he is also our only true shot blocker, with Amare gaining that athleticism back as a help defender.
But his 1v1 defense is horrible with his help defense being next to horrible but with the ability to block shots.
Jefferson, Millsap, Favors, Hayward and Favors all have great size and the ability to post up and hit the 15-17footer.
Utah has pretty good defense especially at the SF, with Hayword and Millsap, having the combination of size, strength, and length to give Melo a tough time.
Devin Harris and Watson, especially Watson both have good defense, as well. I hope Lin continues his success and finds a role with us long term...

MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:

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You could watch Jeremy Lin in color with a black-and-white TV because his game is so brilliant.

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