Bonn1997 wrote:37-44 in the last 7 games. I don't know if any player has ever had a stretch of hitting 37 out of 44 shots. Maybe Shaq or Wilt did it. He's averaging 16 PPG on 7 shots a game in his last 6 games. Throw in 4 offensive rebounds a game too. The rest of the Knicks' offense has been bad during this stretch (43% FG).
Yep #6 is and been Mr Consistent, stats
and effort! Tyson da' man
DJMUSIC wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:37-44 in the last 7 games. I don't know if any player has ever had a stretch of hitting 37 out of 44 shots. Maybe Shaq or Wilt did it. He's averaging 16 PPG on 7 shots a game in his last 6 games. Throw in 4 offensive rebounds a game too. The rest of the Knicks' offense has been bad during this stretch (43% FG).
Yep #6 is and been Mr Consistent, stats
and effort! Tyson da' man
You can have another player go 7 for 44 in that stretch and you're still getting 50% FG shooting from Tyson and that player. Whenever a teammate has a bad shooting performance, Tyson's efficiency basically erases that performance.
Tyson 15 and 13 today and great defense he's back to playing like the defensive player of the year thank god!
his defense was ok today - not great.
Mray20 wrote:Tyson 15 and 13 today and great defense he's back to playing like the defensive player of the year thank god!
It takes 7 to 14 days to get over a cold. I'd imagine it's at least as long for a bad case of the flu. Next year, the team is going to have to tie Tyson down and simply force him to get a flu shot if he won't voluntarily get one. Maybe a body as big as his needs 2 or 3 flu shots!
In comparison, you really see how much the knicks lose when FluChandler shows up.
It's also awesome to know that his team held the fort while he was getting right.
Bonn1997 wrote:37-44 in the last 7 games. I don't know if any player has ever had a stretch of hitting 37 out of 44 shots. Maybe Shaq or Wilt did it. He's averaging 16 PPG on 7 shots a game in his last 6 games. Throw in 4 offensive rebounds a game too. The rest of the Knicks' offense has been bad during this stretch (43% FG).
he's a stud... Breen said it today, "he cleans up the mess" or something like that. He gets his and doesn't have to be featured. At all. That is so incredibly rare and awesome. He fits in perfectly with a guy like Melo who needs the ball to be at his most useful.
Tyson's back and dominant
8 pts, 9 rebs in the 1st quarter
18 pts, 17 rbs for the game's most efficient scorer.
The key for him isn't FG%. That's always been good for his career.
It's his rebounding that needs more work.
he played really well tonight
mrKnickShot wrote:he played really well tonight
he should be doing that on a daily, who's really guarding him in the east
Tyson played great but he needs help in the paint.
GustavBahler wrote:Tyson played great but he needs help in the paint.
We really need a healthy Camby.
Bonn1997 wrote:GustavBahler wrote:Tyson played great but he needs help in the paint.
We really need a healthy Camby.
I agree.
Bonn1997 wrote:37-44 in the last 7 games. I don't know if any player has ever had a stretch of hitting 37 out of 44 shots. Maybe Shaq or Wilt did it. He's averaging 16 PPG on 7 shots a game in his last 6 games. Throw in 4 offensive rebounds a game too. The rest of the Knicks' offense has been bad during this stretch (43% FG).
This guy has been a monster--complete under the radar. We took 41 3's which might be 11-15 too many and Tyson saved us and it was quiet. 18-17 is enormous. Hes been great for the most part this year. I think when we get Amare back--a few more high% plays should be there for him as well--teams have to guard the 3 point line so the bigs should get a lot of space.
Yes exactly can't wait til Amare gets back and balances this thing out. Knicks will be lethal offensively
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JK47
December 5, 2012 at 10:26 pmTyson Chandler’s TS% in this game was .765.
This raised his TS% on the season by one point, to .753, which would demolish his own single-season record of .708 set last year.
He has 213 points on 111 FGA.
His FG% on the season is now .721. The all-time single season record is Wilt Chamberlain in 1972-73 with .727. Serge Ibaka ranks second in the NBA at .595.
He’s averaged 16.6 PPG over his last 8 games.
Just wanted to chime in, this man also hits his free-throws
yellowboy90 wrote:
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JK47
December 5, 2012 at 10:26 pmTyson Chandler’s TS% in this game was .765.
This raised his TS% on the season by one point, to .753, which would demolish his own single-season record of .708 set last year.
He has 213 points on 111 FGA.
His FG% on the season is now .721. The all-time single season record is Wilt Chamberlain in 1972-73 with .727. Serge Ibaka ranks second in the NBA at .595.
He’s averaged 16.6 PPG over his last 8 games.
Most efficient scorer in the history of the game?!
