matt wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:TheGame wrote:Now we will see if MDA's offense really was the problem. I hope to see another blow out win.
This game will not, nor will any of the remaining 20+ games, tell you anything about MDA or MDA's offense.
Yeah.. It will only confirm that Melo is the most evil player on the planet, or the evilest player on the planet
To be evil you must be sharp, I do not think Melo do what Melo DO out of sharpness, but a confused dullness.
MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:matt wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:TheGame wrote:Now we will see if MDA's offense really was the problem. I hope to see another blow out win.
This game will not, nor will any of the remaining 20+ games, tell you anything about MDA or MDA's offense.
Yeah.. It will only confirm that Melo is the most evil player on the planet, or the evilest player on the planet
To be evil you must be sharp, I do not think Melo do what Melo DO out of sharpness, but a confused dullness.
Only a person not paying any attention would try and make this a referendum on MDA's system. The Suns had multiple seasons as one of the top offensive team in BB. In successive years they went #1, #2,#1, #2 and last year with Felton here the team was at #5, before the trade and still after the trade ended the year at #7. Does he have to really prove anything else.
nixluva wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:matt wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:TheGame wrote:Now we will see if MDA's offense really was the problem. I hope to see another blow out win.
This game will not, nor will any of the remaining 20+ games, tell you anything about MDA or MDA's offense.
Yeah.. It will only confirm that Melo is the most evil player on the planet, or the evilest player on the planet
To be evil you must be sharp, I do not think Melo do what Melo DO out of sharpness, but a confused dullness.
Only a person not paying any attention would try and make this a referendum on MDA's system. The Suns had multiple seasons as one of the top offensive team in BB. In successive years they went #1, #2,#1, #2 and last year with Felton here the team was at #5, before the trade and still after the trade ended the year at #7. Does he have to really prove anything else.
I think he needed to prove that he could win with different players especially guys that had been stars in other places. That didn't happen. I have read some opinions that place the blame of his not winning on the owner and Anthony. I have read other accounts that place blame on D'Antoni for being stubborn and committed to a system that didn't fit with his star players. Truth is probably somewhere in the middle.
CrushAlot wrote:nixluva wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:matt wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:TheGame wrote:Now we will see if MDA's offense really was the problem. I hope to see another blow out win.
This game will not, nor will any of the remaining 20+ games, tell you anything about MDA or MDA's offense.
Yeah.. It will only confirm that Melo is the most evil player on the planet, or the evilest player on the planet
To be evil you must be sharp, I do not think Melo do what Melo DO out of sharpness, but a confused dullness.
Only a person not paying any attention would try and make this a referendum on MDA's system. The Suns had multiple seasons as one of the top offensive team in BB. In successive years they went #1, #2,#1, #2 and last year with Felton here the team was at #5, before the trade and still after the trade ended the year at #7. Does he have to really prove anything else.
I think he needed to prove that he could win with different players especially guys that had been stars in other places. That didn't happen. I have read some opinions that place the blame of his not winning on the owner and Anthony. I have read other accounts that place blame on D'Antoni for being stubborn and committed to a system that didn't fit with his star players. Truth is probably somewhere in the middle.
People don't like "the middle" because it does not prove them right (or wrong) but that is exactly where the blame is.
Somewhere in the middle. I love when people have the guts to blame both of them.
eViL wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:To be evil you must be sharp
Of course I had this in mind!
haha!
just to be an asshole, i wanna throw this out there:
did anyone notice Mike Woodson saying he's going to hold his guys accountable? i think this is awesome. as a start, let's examine how it's worked so far.
Melo dogged it and resisted D'Antoni's offense since his arrival.
how will Mike "Accountability" Woodson punish such insubordination?
why of course!!! design the whole offense to run through him. that'll teach Melo...
lol.
ShellTopAdidas wrote:MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:
Lovely!
she's wack..but ill hit that
eViL wrote:haha!just to be an asshole, i wanna throw this out there:
did anyone notice Mike Woodson saying he's going to hold his guys accountable? i think this is awesome. as a start, let's examine how it's worked so far.
Melo dogged it and resisted D'Antoni's offense since his arrival.
how will Mike "Accountability" Woodson punish such insubordination?
why of course!!! design the whole offense to run through him. that'll teach Melo...
lol.
I think that is accountability...I mean, who is Melo going to blame now if he doesn't produce?
Rookie wrote:eViL wrote:haha!just to be an asshole, i wanna throw this out there:
did anyone notice Mike Woodson saying he's going to hold his guys accountable? i think this is awesome. as a start, let's examine how it's worked so far.
Melo dogged it and resisted D'Antoni's offense since his arrival.
how will Mike "Accountability" Woodson punish such insubordination?
why of course!!! design the whole offense to run through him. that'll teach Melo...
lol.
I think that is accountability...I mean, who is Melo going to blame now if he doesn't produce?
In no particular order:
His teammates
The refs
The ball
The rim
The net
Lala
His sneakers
David Stern
The media
Anthony Gaonaga
The wind
Traffic
Mike Woodson
The new CBA
VH1
The internet
Having a slow mobile wireless network
His chef
What is Herb's role on the coaching staff now. Todd is a big man coach. Walker is a defensive guy as is Woodson. Where does Herb fit and what is his role?
CrushAlot wrote:What is Herb's role on the coaching staff now. Todd is a big man coach. Walker is a defensive guy as is Woodson. Where does Herb fit and what is his role?
Like someone said, Herb is the SNITCH! The informant for Dolan!
LETS GO LETS GO LETS GO!!!
1st Qtr 10:42
NYK 0 IND 0
i have to admit I like the plays Woody is calling so far.
matt wrote:knicks1248 wrote:LETS GO LETS GO LETS GO!!!
lol...In my tony montana accent.. OOOkkay ju got me
