because Felton takes too many shots and misses most every game
Anji wrote:Maybe your new, but it's every game thread. Every play, the same posters, it get's tyresome.I don't feel like it, see you guys wednesday typing Felton 30 times again.
hopefully he doesnt have 30 shot attempts lol
IrishKnickFan wrote:Anji wrote:Maybe your new, but it's every game thread. Every play, the same posters, it get's tyresome.I don't feel like it, see you guys wednesday typing Felton 30 times again.
hopefully he doesnt have 30 shot attempts lol
I'm concerned more about the win. ROFLBBQADDHD
Can I offer my two cents?
I think the Knicks have played remarkably well over the course of the season for a team missing both a big offensive weapon and a defensive one.
But...look at it this way: what if OKC lost Westbrook and (let's say) Sefolosha for 20-30 games, and then Durant went down. So they've basically got Martin and Ibaka for offense. Do you guys really think they wouldn't have a bad loss like this one?
That's the equivalent of what happened tonight, even worse because the Knicks didn't have Sheed or Camby to bring in.
I'm pissed they lost. I just texted my buddy as to how irate I was. But, I believe in keeping things in perspective.
The sky isn't falling. This loss is not all on Felton. Chandler is still awesome. So is Kidd. JR is still feast or famine. Novak had a bad game but is still a terrific shooter on a regular basis. I'm not resting on my laurels; this team has work to do on both ends of the court. But, the Knicks are 18-6. 10-1 at home. With a TON of injuries. That's to be commended. [/steps off pulpit]
Anji wrote:IrishKnickFan wrote:Anji wrote:Maybe your new, but it's every game thread. Every play, the same posters, it get's tyresome.I don't feel like it, see you guys wednesday typing Felton 30 times again.
hopefully he doesnt have 30 shot attempts lol
I'm concerned more about the win. ROFLBBQADDHD
so am i felton cost us the first net game and if it wasnt for melo and kidd he would have cost us the second as well ROFLLOL
IrishKnickFan wrote:Anji wrote:IrishKnickFan wrote:Anji wrote:Maybe your new, but it's every game thread. Every play, the same posters, it get's tyresome.I don't feel like it, see you guys wednesday typing Felton 30 times again.
hopefully he doesnt have 30 shot attempts lol
I'm concerned more about the win. ROFLBBQADDHD
so am i felton cost us the first net game and if it wasnt for melo and kidd he would have cost us the second as well ROFLLOL
Then he's shot attempt shouldn't be the first thing out of your mouth before we play, if we win it doesn't matter. LOLROFLYOLOLOL
Lin has not had a good year but at least you see glimpses of a true PG. With Felton, you know what he is/isn't. And that is not good. Lin will get stronger and stronger. We will certainly see.
Baron Davis always shot way too much and was a score first PG much to the detriment of his team. He actually understood the game but often played like he did not.
BD's career stats are much like Felton's - pretty bad though better than Felton's.
What is funny is that his WS per 48 last year (I just checked) was .014!!! Are you kidding me?
These sabermetrics are looking better and better
Neither Lin or Felton are that great.
Felton is still tradeable. So Im not worried. Lin would have been a difficult sell with his salary.
mrKnickShot wrote:Lin has not had a good year but at least you see glimpses of a true PG. With Felton, you know what he is/isn't. And that is not good. Lin will get stronger and stronger. We will certainly see.Baron Davis always shot way too much and was a score first PG much to the detriment of his team. He actually understood the game but often played like he did not.
BD's career stats are much like Felton's - pretty bad though better than Felton's.
What is funny is that his WS per 48 last year (I just checked) was .014!!! Are you kidding me?
These sabermetrics are looking better and better
The fact of the matter is that Lin is a Rocket now. Felton is a Knick. It's that simple. Can we move on from this? Please? :-/
AnubisADL wrote:Neither Lin or Felton are that great.Felton is still tradeable. So Im not worried. Lin would have been a difficult sell with his salary.
This is true.
Felton was not as big of a risk.
Can we trade him to Denver for Andre Miller?
While I get - and agree- with the Felton criticism, I still think he plays closer to what we saw at the beginning of the season at full strength
TeamBall wrote:While I get - and agree- with the Felton criticism, I still think he plays closer to what we saw at the beginning of the season at full strength
based on his career numbers I would say that the beginning of the season was the anomaly
so let me get this straight... felton is the scapegoat now?
Felton's main problem to me is his conditioning.
Melo played all summer so he didnt have a chance to get out of shape. Im pretty sure Felton got married this summer.
I would like to see Felton dedicate a summer to staying in shape so that he can sustain his productivity for more than the first quarter of the season.
gunsnewing wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:TeamBall wrote:While I get - and agree- with the Felton criticism, I still think he plays closer to what we saw at the beginning of the season at full strength
based on his career numbers I would say that the beginning of the season was the anomaly
This 1000%
16 and 7 assist at 40% with less attempts. I'll take that for what we paid and melo, chandler and amre taking Thr bulk of the shots. Throw in once every 4 games him going off. Nothing wrong with that. Like I said u can't have a allstar at every position. Past champions have proven u don't need a stud or even an above average pg to win.
tkf wrote:so let me get this straight... felton is the scapegoat now?
Nope.
Its not his fault - it EVIL MELO'S FAULT
LOL
tkf wrote:so let me get this straight... felton is the scapegoat now?
He did the same thing his first stint in NYC. Guy starts off hot and falls off hard.
Biggest issue with Felton is he doesnt like coming off the bench. Guy thinks he is a starter but plays like a nimrod sometimes.
mrKnickShot wrote:TeamBall wrote:While I get - and agree- with the Felton criticism, I still think he plays closer to what we saw at the beginning of the season at full strength
based on his career numbers I would say that the beginning of the season was the anomaly
Im not exactly talking stat-wise. Im more referring to picking his spots better, making more of an effort to make the extra pass, driving and dishing, and things of that nature.
mrKnickShot wrote:tkf wrote:so let me get this straight... felton is the scapegoat now?
Nope.
Its not his fault - it EVIL MELO'S FAULT
LOL
dude felton is not a bad guy, pretty good player,but he and brewer were the same guys I thought they were.. yet we had multiple love threads for felton and brewer while trashing lin and fields..
go figure..