Knicks · Nate Robinson Would Welcome Return To Knicks. Could we use him? (page 2)

playa2 @ 6/2/2013 3:44 PM
smackeddog wrote:I recoil in horror at the thought of a JR & Nate backcourt. You can have one JR on your team, you can't have two if you want to do well.

How can Nate, Carmelo and JR Smith be on the same team after this ?

tj23 @ 6/2/2013 7:11 PM
3G4G wrote:Naaahhh rather not welcome Nate back I don't want to upset Novak!!!!!

haha true. Always will be a Nate fan. I would love to see him back in a Knicks uniform but at the same time I think I'd regret that decision very quickly.
NUPE @ 6/2/2013 8:24 PM
Nate and JR would elicit vast mood swings from Knick fans... I don't know if I could deal with it.... The Knick's need a reliable PF that rebounds more than Nate...
Papabear @ 6/2/2013 8:54 PM
GustavBahler wrote:
Papabear wrote:
GustavBahler wrote:
Papabear wrote:
smackeddog wrote:I recoil in horror at the thought of a JR & Nate backcourt. You can have one JR on your team, you can't have two if you want to do well.

Papabear Says

Nate did a hell of a job for Chicago. He sure kicked our ass. Once again we take things too personal. Nate can play a score.

He has a point. Woodson giving both J.R and Nate carte blanche would be a disaster. I was impressed with what he did with the Bulls when D. Rose went down but not enough to want him back. Also worry about him falling back on old habits in NY.

To be honest I would rather that neither of them were here. I believe all the partying J.R did during the playoffs was due mostly to not being able to handle the pressure when the chips were down.


Papabear Says

Do you believe in second chance?? Would alcoholics Anonymous help.

Wrong Papabear. This would be J.R's third chance after stinking it up in the playoffs his first season in NY. Last season was his second chance.

Never said he had a drinking problem, your words, not mine. I am saying J.R was out all night trying not to think about what was expected of him in the playoffs. He couldn't handle the pressure and it showed.


Papabear Says

Don't take what I said as word about his drinking I was just joking

TeamBall @ 6/2/2013 8:58 PM
playa2 wrote:
smackeddog wrote:I recoil in horror at the thought of a JR & Nate backcourt. You can have one JR on your team, you can't have two if you want to do well.

How can Nate, Carmelo and JR Smith be on the same team after this ?


Well if Jared Jeffries can forgive them I dont see why Nate couldnt
GustavBahler @ 6/2/2013 9:51 PM
Papabear wrote:
GustavBahler wrote:
Papabear wrote:
GustavBahler wrote:
Papabear wrote:
smackeddog wrote:I recoil in horror at the thought of a JR & Nate backcourt. You can have one JR on your team, you can't have two if you want to do well.

Papabear Says

Nate did a hell of a job for Chicago. He sure kicked our ass. Once again we take things too personal. Nate can play a score.

He has a point. Woodson giving both J.R and Nate carte blanche would be a disaster. I was impressed with what he did with the Bulls when D. Rose went down but not enough to want him back. Also worry about him falling back on old habits in NY.

To be honest I would rather that neither of them were here. I believe all the partying J.R did during the playoffs was due mostly to not being able to handle the pressure when the chips were down.


Papabear Says

Do you believe in second chance?? Would alcoholics Anonymous help.

Wrong Papabear. This would be J.R's third chance after stinking it up in the playoffs his first season in NY. Last season was his second chance.

Never said he had a drinking problem, your words, not mine. I am saying J.R was out all night trying not to think about what was expected of him in the playoffs. He couldn't handle the pressure and it showed.


Papabear Says

Don't take what I said as word about his drinking I was just joking

No problem Papabear, my bad.

Nalod @ 6/3/2013 8:13 AM
In a desperate situation you let Special Nate off his meds and take his leash off. He is unguardable a times. He is also unpredicatable, undisciplined and unreliable. Bulls needed him on their bench and call upon him to do what he does best.

I think what we saw in the playoffs was unsustainable. He is a show.

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