nixluva wrote:misterearl wrote:C'monNixluva - how does any coach have a set rotation with injuries?
It would be hard this year, but Woody has made it worse with his constant changes. I know it's not going to be easy, but dude just hasn't done a good job of trying to find some semblance of stability with his rotations and lineups. Even before the injuries piled up he didn't have a real rotation.
He's coaching a bottom 5 roster and working for Dolan. That's an impossible job. You and some others are clearly microanalyzing every possible decision, which is what always happens when an overrated roster surprises people who expected more. It's what many metrics expert predicted would happen during the season actually. In this case, clearly if Woodson kept stable lineups while we were losing you'd criticize him for being stubborn and inflexible.
Really, guys?
Didn't you get the memo that the Knicks don't matter anymore?
I think they should forfeit the rest of the season and save those fans who simply can't turn away from this atrocity.
Bonn1997 wrote:nixluva wrote:misterearl wrote:C'monNixluva - how does any coach have a set rotation with injuries?
It would be hard this year, but Woody has made it worse with his constant changes. I know it's not going to be easy, but dude just hasn't done a good job of trying to find some semblance of stability with his rotations and lineups. Even before the injuries piled up he didn't have a real rotation.
He's coaching a bottom 5 roster and working for Dolan. That's an impossible job. You and some others are clearly microanalyzing every possible decision, which is what always happens when an overrated roster surprises people who expected more. It's what many metrics expert predicted would happen during the season actually. In this case, clearly if Woodson kept stable lineups while we were losing you'd criticize him for being stubborn and inflexible.
Bonn1997 - thank you
Our roster is not easy on the eyes.
misterearl wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:nixluva wrote:misterearl wrote:C'monNixluva - how does any coach have a set rotation with injuries?
It would be hard this year, but Woody has made it worse with his constant changes. I know it's not going to be easy, but dude just hasn't done a good job of trying to find some semblance of stability with his rotations and lineups. Even before the injuries piled up he didn't have a real rotation.
He's coaching a bottom 5 roster and working for Dolan. That's an impossible job. You and some others are clearly microanalyzing every possible decision, which is what always happens when an overrated roster surprises people who expected more. It's what many metrics expert predicted would happen during the season actually. In this case, clearly if Woodson kept stable lineups while we were losing you'd criticize him for being stubborn and inflexible.
Bonn1997 - thank you
Our roster is not easy on the eyes.
I just don't see decisions that make a lot of sense. I'm not killing him for simply making moves or not, but rather the quality and rationale of the decisions. From the very start of the year it was clear Woody didn't have a solid approach to how he was gonna use this roster. Now it's even harder with the injuries, but would be less so with a solid base to work from. ie. MDA in LA has had a ton of injuries too, but his core approach with the team was solid and so he didn't really have as much trouble adjusting as the injuries added up.
Beno throws Woody under a bus in the post game interview...
We had the game on in the background with no volume on. Never noticed any pictures of a sulking Dolan on TV. Did the do any???
Shyts getting bad. Knicks looked stupid from what I saw.
That orange crap gotta go.
Iman and JR should spend more time practicing than getting ink.
