You can also bench Felton. Start the big front court. He has been shooting better but you never know if defenses will dare him to shoot in the playoffs
markvmc wrote:Have to wait and see if Martin replicates his recent performances against the better teams, but certainly over the past few games, he's given us what Amare had on offense, and added strong defense to that. Still having a hard time cheering for an ex-net, but liking what he's bringing.
As long as we don't sign Martin to any long-term contracts this year.....HE WILL STAY HUNGRY!
It's not that I doubt his hunger so much as I'm just reserving judgment until I see how he performs for us against the better teams.
I would def resign martin to a camby liie deal which is fair for both. Hes got at least another good 2-3yrs left
I would too but you don't know how much time he has left. Camby looked as young as ever last season.
Bonn1997 wrote:I would too but you don't know how much time he has left. Camby looked as young as ever last season.
But Camby's been an injury risk since draft day. Martin has been relatively healthy and responded great after knee surgery! Compared to most nba players! He definitely has a good 2 yrs left at this level.
blkexec wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:I would too but you don't know how much time he has left. Camby looked as young as ever last season.
But Camby's been an injury risk since draft day. Martin has been relatively healthy and responded great after knee surgery! Compared to most nba players! He definitely has a good 2 yrs left at this level.
Most defensive minded players like Kurt Thomas can play into their late 30's......Injuries is the only thing that slows them down, not age!
Yea but the 2 go hand and hand. Age and injuries. I agree Camby was a bigger risk because ofnhis injury history. Its been a whike since he missed thus many games in a season tho. I guess the knicks are just cursed
