CashMoney wrote:tkf wrote:Uptown wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:Right now, I think it's close. The advanced stats have Lin with a small edge. Lin has more upside and I have more faith in him to stay in good shape over the duration of the contract, though. If we could do a straight up Lin-Felton trade, I'd still do it.
I see your point, but do you have more faith in him staying healthy, considering his already injured knee and the fact that he takes a beating when going to the rim?
houston has been using him a bit different, he is picking his spots.. he hits the floor a lot less... the thing with lin is his handle, that is what he should be working on all summer.. if that improves drastically, I can see him as one of the top PG's in the league... he has great size, good explosion and good vision, his jumper is also getting better...
He shot 2 for 7 yesterday. 
do you know if he made two jumpers and missed 5 layups? shooting 2-7 doesn't really tell me much.. I have watched all of the games, and his shot looks good.... actually there was a play when he drove the ball, was fouled, no call, missed the layup, got the ball back, missed the put back in traffic.. there are two misses right there... If you watch him play, his jumper is looking better...
Bonn1997 wrote:franco12 wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:Any guesses as to who's averaging more turnovers - Lin or Felton?
no reason to guess- you can look. Lin is 2.7 to felton at 2.8 - I think that will switch or be very close on a per minute basis.
I still think Lin has more upside. He may not realize it, but there is upside for Lin.
Yeah, I was playfully bringing it up since Lin gets trashed by some here for his turnovers. Per 36 minutes, it's Felton 3.2 and Lin 2.8 so far.
Yeah, but if you deduct 0.5 from Feltons TO's per 36, then you'll find that Lin is actually turning the ball over more.
smackeddog wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:franco12 wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:Any guesses as to who's averaging more turnovers - Lin or Felton?
no reason to guess- you can look. Lin is 2.7 to felton at 2.8 - I think that will switch or be very close on a per minute basis.
I still think Lin has more upside. He may not realize it, but there is upside for Lin.
Yeah, I was playfully bringing it up since Lin gets trashed by some here for his turnovers. Per 36 minutes, it's Felton 3.2 and Lin 2.8 so far.
Yeah, but if you deduct 0.5 from Feltons TO's per 36, then you'll find that Lin is actually turning the ball over more.
That's true. And if you replace one of our losses with wins, we'd be 5 and -1 right now.
Bonn1997 wrote:smackeddog wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:franco12 wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:Any guesses as to who's averaging more turnovers - Lin or Felton?
no reason to guess- you can look. Lin is 2.7 to felton at 2.8 - I think that will switch or be very close on a per minute basis.
I still think Lin has more upside. He may not realize it, but there is upside for Lin.
Yeah, I was playfully bringing it up since Lin gets trashed by some here for his turnovers. Per 36 minutes, it's Felton 3.2 and Lin 2.8 so far.
Yeah, but if you deduct 0.5 from Feltons TO's per 36, then you'll find that Lin is actually turning the ball over more.
That's true. And if you replace one of our losses with wins, we'd be 5 and -1 right now.
I think he is making fun of TKF.
Oh, well I didn't realize that but I was just joking anyway.
Bonn1997 wrote:Oh, well I didn't realize that but I was just joking anyway.
I was just messing around (these knicks have me in a good mood lately), knew you were too- not making fun of TKF at all!
