I know I'm in the minority but I want Melo in the same mindset but with better execute. He was actually passing and not forcing the problem is he seemed to anticipate too much and threw to nowhere.
He might have cost the Knicks it's last chance of sneaking in unless they win out.
I'd like the Knicks to do well int he playoffs, but it just doesn't seem like the year for us. If we make it in, we likely bounce in the first round. Time to focus on the future I'm thinking.
Moonangie wrote:I'd like the Knicks to do well int he playoffs, but it just doesn't seem like the year for us. If we make it in, we likely bounce in the first round. Time to focus on the future I'm thinking.
THats ok, its better than not making it. This is good for the Yoots and good For JR as well! Miami and Indy are struggling and both are one injury away from being very vulnerable.
You try. As long as you don't endanger a career, you play thru it. Maybe its all a mind phuch by phil to have Melo play without being the focal point of the offense and work on other things.
This dude always releases injury reports when he embarrasses himself on the court.
I wonder if an mri reveals more than an xray. This doesn't sound good.
"Today was just the lingering effect on it," said Anthony, who shot 5 of 14 from the field and missed all four of his 3-point attempts. "I just felt it just gave [out]. Throughout the course of the game, there was no strength in it -- on the passes, causing turnovers, things like that. Hopefully, I'll be all right."
toad wrote:This dude always releases injury reports when he embarrasses himself on the court.
I feel like that's Felton more than anyone
At this point it probably doesn't matter- we're done.
yellowboy90 wrote:I know I'm in the minority but I want Melo in the same mindset but with better execute. He was actually passing and not forcing the problem is he seemed to anticipate too much and threw to nowhere.He might have cost the Knicks it's last chance of sneaking in unless they win out.
Did you watch the last possession? That's never his mindset the final possession of the game. In his head all he was thinking was "It's Melo time baby, gotta show up for my homies in West Baltimore" and then you see what happens...
CrushAlot wrote:I wonder if an mri reveals more than an xray. This doesn't sound good.
"Today was just the lingering effect on it," said Anthony, who shot 5 of 14 from the field and missed all four of his 3-point attempts. "I just felt it just gave [out]. Throughout the course of the game, there was no strength in it -- on the passes, causing turnovers, things like that. Hopefully, I'll be all right."
Shoulders are tough spots to diagnose and fairly easy to injure. If he had a tear an crazy wouldn't show it, he would need an MRI for sure. Could be the labrum or rotator cuff. Last year it was his labrum which will be a lingering issue for the rest of his career.
