Knixkik wrote:Jmpasq wrote:Its just hard to build a team around Carmelo Anthony. How do u find the perfect niche forward to go along with him. U need a Forward thats quick enough to guard SF's and tall and strong enough to guard Bigger PF's and he has to hit 20 foot jump shots, good luck finding that. Wallace in his prime would of been a great fit probably why the Knicks played well when he was in the line up
I agree but Jared Dudley, Wilson Chandler, Marvin Williams, Channing Frye, AK47 among others are all attainable combo forwards that fit the bill in most ways. Not saying they all fit perfect, but these complimentary players are out there and can be had.
Wilson would be perfect here.
tkf wrote:NYKBocker wrote:DurzoBlint wrote:Cash, if you like Melo your accused of being a homer. If you say something positive about the team your considered a homer and will have someone come and rebut your post. Its has become a lose, lose situation and I for one have been visiting here less because of it. Everything has become a tug of war, going from entertaining banter to out right virtual fights up in here. Really crazy for a Knicks Forum.
I don't remember such a player in Knick history that has divided the fan base so much. Obviously, it has a lot to do with how he was acquired. If Dolan let Donnie manage the team then I think Melo would have been seen in a better light with all Knick fans.
I have been a homer since I can remember but the last couple of year of mismanagement has taken out a lot of the luster. From Spree to KVH to DLee to Gallo to Lin. It was a slow march but when I got there I was numb.
I still want the Knicks to win but if they get tossed in the 1st round then they need to blow this up quick. The fastest way to blow it up is by lighting the biggest keg and that is Melo.
bingo... THis is exactly how I feel, especially the part in bold.. All of this has allowed me to step back and look at this team a bit more objectively, and honestly it has been the best thing for me, when it comes to rooting for this organization....
The fastest way to blow it up is by lighting the biggest keg and that is Melo.
For me, that would be move number one!!! start there and work your way throughout the whole organization.. top to bottom... even change out the ball boys....
I can really see how this could have played out.
You are very extreme, so, you started out NY Mental and now, you are TKF
Hey. To each their own.
All the numbers so many "real Fans" like point to Amar'e and Melo not co-existing together. However, numbers show that if you throw Tyson in with the two this season they work extremely well. Now that Kmart is here I look forward not seeing Amar'e and Melo always paired with a big.
By the way numbers showed they worked very well the first year too without Tyson.
NYKBocker wrote:Knixkik wrote:Jmpasq wrote:Its just hard to build a team around Carmelo Anthony. How do u find the perfect niche forward to go along with him. U need a Forward thats quick enough to guard SF's and tall and strong enough to guard Bigger PF's and he has to hit 20 foot jump shots, good luck finding that. Wallace in his prime would of been a great fit probably why the Knicks played well when he was in the line up
I agree but Jared Dudley, Wilson Chandler, Marvin Williams, Channing Frye, AK47 among others are all attainable combo forwards that fit the bill in most ways. Not saying they all fit perfect, but these complimentary players are out there and can be had.
Wilson would be perfect here.
Wilson Chandler would make enjoy his seat next to Camby on of ALWAYS injured list.
Martin posted an good blog on the home page and is a good read. Im not sure it holds up as a bonafide "NYKMentality" justification deposition but its statistically backed up and reasonably written.
Ling: http://theknickswall.com/2013/02/28/chec...