Definitely the worst starting PG which is a huge problem itself. I don't know sometimes I feel like he'd be a solid bench guy but most of the team I want him far away from this team.
I don't know if he's the worst, but he has certainly regressed.
smackeddog wrote:Jennings is pretty bad
Not worse than Felton though. Not even close.
TeamBall wrote:Definitely the worst starting PG which is a huge problem itself. I don't know sometimes I feel like he'd be a solid bench guy but most of the team I want him far away from this team.
I've been saying the same for a long time. There is nothing that Felton does well, because even backups have at least one specialty. I actually think that there are several backups that are better than Felton is, so I'm not too sure if he'd even be considered solid off the bench. Right now, I'd take the following ahead of him: Mo Williams (POR), Luke Ridnour (MIL), Patrick Beverly/Jeremy Lin (HOU), Norris Cole (MIA), Grevis Vasquez (TOR), Steve Blake (LAL), Darren Collision (LAC), Reggie Jackson (OKC), Jarrett Jack (CLE), Andre Miller (DEN) and Brian Roberts (NOH).
NardDogNation wrote:smackeddog wrote:Jennings is pretty bad
Not worse than Felton though. Not even close.
I don't know, there was an article last year tearing him to shreds. I think he's shooting 37%!
lol
"Has Felton been the worst point guard in the league in 2013-14? That depends...do Chris Smith's two minutes of playing time count?"
he is so bad we'd be better off with an nbdl rookie
and this is why people have a problem with Woodson. Felton is so bad, that Toure' Murry would be no worse and likely better. But Woodson keeps playing Felton.
I really like Hahn and Wally but I do think there is a company line that they need to follow. For Hahn to come out and say opposing scouts said that teams go at the Knicks point guards on offense says a lot.
smackeddog wrote:NardDogNation wrote:smackeddog wrote:Jennings is pretty bad
Not worse than Felton though. Not even close.
I don't know, there was an article last year tearing him to shreds. I think he's shooting 37%!
Jennings is at least a decent passer and can get into the paint at will. What is Felton actually good at? I literally can't think of a single thing. He's the reincarnation of Chris Duhon, obesity and all.
markvmc wrote:" When guarded by Felton, most shooters have enough time to eat a meatball sub before hoisting up an uncontested shot."
Not if Felton eats it first
Reminds me of when Quentin Richardson was a Knick and statistically the worst starting shooting guard in the league. Still didn't get him benched because of his overrated D. I have no faith in Mills doing something about it, something good anyway. Another relic from the Isiah years.
Dagger wrote:markvmc wrote:" When guarded by Felton, most shooters have enough time to eat a meatball sub before hoisting up an uncontested shot."
Not if Felton eats it first
Ahhhhhhahahahahahahahaha
Ray donuts felton
GustavBahler wrote:Reminds me of when Quentin Richardson was a Knick and statistically the worst starting shooting guard in the league. Still didn't get him benched because of his overrated D. I have no faith in Mills doing something about it, something good anyway. Another relic from the Isiah years.
It seems hopeless. It was weird to watch the Bucks game and barely care. That was how it was for the D'Antoni/Walsh and Isiah eras for me. Sad to be back there already.
NardDogNation wrote:TeamBall wrote:Definitely the worst starting PG which is a huge problem itself. I don't know sometimes I feel like he'd be a solid bench guy but most of the team I want him far away from this team.
I've been saying the same for a long time. There is nothing that Felton does well, because even backups have at least one specialty. I actually think that there are several backups that are better than Felton is, so I'm not too sure if he'd even be considered solid off the bench. Right now, I'd take the following ahead of him: Mo Williams (POR), Luke Ridnour (MIL), Patrick Beverly/Jeremy Lin (HOU), Norris Cole (MIA), Grevis Vasquez (TOR), Steve Blake (LAL), Darren Collision (LAC), Reggie Jackson (OKC), Jarrett Jack (CLE), Andre Miller (DEN) and Brian Roberts (NOH).
Wow you actually made me reconsider that fully. Looking at a lot of the backup PGs in the league, it was hard for me to find many I wouldn't take over Felton.
Dagger wrote:markvmc wrote:" When guarded by Felton, most shooters have enough time to eat a meatball sub before hoisting up an uncontested shot."
Not if Felton eats it first
TeamBall wrote:NardDogNation wrote:TeamBall wrote:Definitely the worst starting PG which is a huge problem itself. I don't know sometimes I feel like he'd be a solid bench guy but most of the team I want him far away from this team.
I've been saying the same for a long time. There is nothing that Felton does well, because even backups have at least one specialty. I actually think that there are several backups that are better than Felton is, so I'm not too sure if he'd even be considered solid off the bench. Right now, I'd take the following ahead of him: Mo Williams (POR), Luke Ridnour (MIL), Patrick Beverly/Jeremy Lin (HOU), Norris Cole (MIA), Grevis Vasquez (TOR), Steve Blake (LAL), Darren Collision (LAC), Reggie Jackson (OKC), Jarrett Jack (CLE), Andre Miller (DEN) and Brian Roberts (NOH).
Wow you actually made me reconsider that fully. Looking at a lot of the backup PGs in the league, it was hard for me to find many I wouldn't take over Felton.
It's sad but too true. The only way we can move him is if it saves a team money e.g. for Jeremy Lin.
probably not the worst but definitely shouldn't be a starter. apparently he didn't come into shape for training camp so the injuries compounded by an out of shape athlete makes for a bad season. yeah he sucks get rid of his ass. and i hate the way he bitches about every call.
In addition to being bad enough that this is even discussed he always does really bad in his personal statement games (Blazers, Rockets/Lin, Bobcats)
