Tyson Chandler, 30
Scorer number one Carmelo Anthony, 29
Scorer number two, 6'11 small forward Andrea
Bargnani, 27
Scorer number three I Man Shumpert, 23
Ray Felton, 29
Pablo Prigioni, 26
Tim Hardaway Jr, 21
CJ Leslie, 22
Jerome Jordan, 26
Timofey Mozgov, 26
Summer League Jack-In-The Box Surprise, 22
Random Free Agent Signing, 27
Euro League Free Agent Guard, 25
Kenyon Martin, (cough) 32
Amare Stoudemire, 67
I know it's not that important but Bargs is actually 7-1. I don't know if it was a joke or mistake but Pablo is 36.
Moz is back with the Knicks?!!
nixluva - you deduct ten years on Pablo's chronological age for excellent conditioning and intelligence
Yes, Bargnani is a seven footer + an inch, who plays 6'11.
Not yet, but you heard it here first.
ChuckBuck wrote:Moz is back with the Knicks?!!
I miss Quentin Richardson
What's worrisome is the wear and tear, and subsequent injury-proneness of our key players. Although they're on the older end of the spectrum in NBA terms, the chronological age is less worrisome than the injury-proneness.
Bonn1997 wrote:What's worrisome is the wear and tear, and subsequent injury-proneness of our key players. Although they're on the older end of the spectrum in NBA terms, the chronological age is less worrisome than the injury-proneness.
The more talent you add the less each guy has to do. Knicks just need to keep improving. That's one of the things this team has to look forward too. As they add more youth that will have a positive impact down the roster too. Healthy bodies this year can help a guy like Tyson who didn't have enough help.
ChuckBuck wrote:Moz is back with the Knicks?!!
WTF was up with adding his name.
"Acquiring Bargnani, who turns 28 in October, at least stabilizes the frontcourt rotation, providing a backup to Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler and a safety net behind Stoudemire. Bargnani could help stretch defenses and keep the driving lanes open for Anthony, and he fits with the Knicks’ recent move to small ball."
- Howard Meck, NYTimes
Let the controversy, over whether Bargnani and Anthony can play together, begin.
Bonn1997 wrote:What's worrisome is the wear and tear, and subsequent injury-proneness of our key players. Although they're on the older end of the spectrum in NBA terms, the chronological age is less worrisome than the injury-proneness.
Don't worry, we'll bitch about a new batch of Knicks in 2015! 
God that Rajon Rondo never passes, all he does is shoot! Inefficient ball hog.
LeMarcus Aldridge cannot post for shyt! All he does is chuck 3s!
Why oh why did we invest all that money in Klay Thompson...
I guess Pablo found a time machine and Shump turned into a scoring machine. We all can dream
ChuckBuck - you rule.
Could care less about 2015. Is it time for Summer League yet?
I miss Rick Brunson.
tj23 wrote:I guess Pablo found a time machine and Shump turned into a scoring machine. We all can dream
Approaching his prime, and finally healed, I Man Shumpert can average 15 and 6 rebounds in his sleep.
With Melo attracting attention, Bargnani will drop 18.6 a game, minimal.
Carmelo averages 24.9, with a smile.
It's called better balance.
misterearl wrote:Tyson Chandler, 30
Scorer number one Carmelo Anthony, 29
Scorer number two, 6'11 small forward Andrea Bargnani, 27
Scorer number three I Man Shumpert, 23
Ray Felton, 29Pablo Prigioni, 26
Tim Hardaway Jr, 21
CJ Leslie, 22
Jerome Jordan, 26
Timofey Mozgov, 26
Summer League Jack-In-The Box Surprise, 22
Random Free Agent Signing, 27
Euro League Free Agent Guard, 25
Kenyon Martin, (cough) 32
Amare Stoudemire, 67
Kenyon Martin is signing with the Nets
martin wrote:Jmpasq wrote:misterearl wrote:Tyson Chandler, 30
Scorer number one Carmelo Anthony, 29
Scorer number two, 6'11 small forward Andrea Bargnani, 27
Scorer number three I Man Shumpert, 23
Ray Felton, 29Pablo Prigioni, 26
Tim Hardaway Jr, 21
CJ Leslie, 22
Jerome Jordan, 26
Timofey Mozgov, 26
Summer League Jack-In-The Box Surprise, 22
Random Free Agent Signing, 27
Euro League Free Agent Guard, 25
Kenyon Martin, (cough) 32
Amare Stoudemire, 67
Kenyon Martin is signing with the Nets
CRRRAAAAPPP
Maybe this pries Evans loose? A more than adequate replacement.
Sangfroid wrote:martin wrote:Jmpasq wrote:misterearl wrote:Tyson Chandler, 30
Scorer number one Carmelo Anthony, 29
Scorer number two, 6'11 small forward Andrea Bargnani, 27
Scorer number three I Man Shumpert, 23
Ray Felton, 29Pablo Prigioni, 26
Tim Hardaway Jr, 21
CJ Leslie, 22
Jerome Jordan, 26
Timofey Mozgov, 26
Summer League Jack-In-The Box Surprise, 22
Random Free Agent Signing, 27
Euro League Free Agent Guard, 25
Kenyon Martin, (cough) 32
Amare Stoudemire, 67
Kenyon Martin is signing with the Nets
CRRRAAAAPPP
Maybe this pries Evans loose? A more than adequate replacement.
Or maybe they keep them both
Jmpasq wrote:misterearl wrote:Tyson Chandler, 30
Scorer number one Carmelo Anthony, 29
Scorer number two, 6'11 small forward Andrea Bargnani, 27
Scorer number three I Man Shumpert, 23
Ray Felton, 29Pablo Prigioni, 26
Tim Hardaway Jr, 21
CJ Leslie, 22
Jerome Jordan, 26
Timofey Mozgov, 26
Summer League Jack-In-The Box Surprise, 22
Random Free Agent Signing, 27
Euro League Free Agent Guard, 25
Kenyon Martin, (cough) 32
Amare Stoudemire, 67
Kenyon Martin is signing with the Nets
There a source for that? Hoopshype doesn't even have a rumor about KMart to the Nets.
Kenyon Martin just might have an appreciation for the Knicks giving him a job when no one else would.
Forget silly rumors. He stays.
misterearl wrote:tj23 wrote:I guess Pablo found a time machine and Shump turned into a scoring machine. We all can dream
Approaching his prime, and finally healed, I Man Shumpert can average 15 and 6 rebounds in his sleep.
With Melo attracting attention, Bargnani will drop 18.6 a game, minimal.
Carmelo averages 24.9, with a smile.
It's called better balance.
Shump hasn't shown that scoring ability yet. I still predict Felton out scores him. Bargnani should score in the mid to high teens, depending on how he's used and how consistent he can play. 20 point scorers are rare in today's league.
