Vmart wrote:Amare already wearing the gone fishing hat.
Yeah, but what counts is he got to start.
H1AND1 wrote:Splat wrote:This game will be remembered in the history books for producing Travis Wear's first points as a NBA player before his epic run to ROY and Finals MVP GOAT.
FTFY
Thank you. I wanted to show some humility and not come right out and say that, but you're so right. Why hide the truth of what is about to transpire? Travis Wear will make people say Michael Jordon Who? in the very near future.
Tonight game can be explained in one word:
SPLAT!
today was a clear sign of playing team ball but not knowing each other. the offense sputtered. today was also an example of not really knowing your personnel after the first half. i mean taj gibson with 22 points in limited mins...? when did he ever do that...? meanwhile no double teams to allow dunleavy to shoot it who was terrible from the floor by the way.
i hate to say it, but this one is as much on the head coach as it was on the players.
Cartman718 wrote:today was a clear sign of playing team ball but not knowing each other. the offense sputtered. today was also an example of not really knowing your personnel after the first half. i mean taj gibson with 22 points in limited mins...? when did he ever do that...? meanwhile no double teams to allow dunleavy to shoot it who was terrible from the floor by the way.i hate to say it, but this one is as much on the head coach as it was on the players.
After Melo, Fish really is the only big remaining variable this season (as I don't see some magical savior arising from our current roster). He's a rookie coach, so it isn't fair to expect miracles from him.
Well at least my Hornets won
gunsnewing wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Knicks guards shot just under 29%. The Knicks need Calderon.
I think Amare goes to the bench when Calderon returns. Need Amare's steady offense off the bench. Clerly not getting anything consistent from the guards
Amare should start as long as he's playing well. With both smiths, hardaway and eventually bargnani, bench scoring shouldn't be a problem. With shumpert and Dalembert limited offensively, amare needs to be the second scorer in the lineup.
gunsnewing wrote:Knixkik wrote:gunsnewing wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Knicks guards shot just under 29%. The Knicks need Calderon.
I think Amare goes to the bench when Calderon returns. Need Amare's steady offense off the bench. Clerly not getting anything consistent from the guards
Amare should start as long as he's playing well. With both smiths, hardaway and eventually bargnani, bench scoring shouldn't be a problem. With shumpert and Dalembert limited offensively, amare needs to be the second scorer in the lineup.
Amare gets in Melo's way
You mean Melo gets in Amare's way.
Vmart wrote:gunsnewing wrote:
Amare gets in Melo's way
You mean Melo gets in Amare's way.
Melo should come off the bench. Amare is a starter.
Splat wrote:Vmart wrote:gunsnewing wrote:
Amare gets in Melo's way
You mean Melo gets in Amare's way.
Melo should come off the bench. Amare is a starter.
LOL
That would be classic $124mil coming off the bench
Would be nothing new. We've seen Houstonm Mcdyess, Marbury, Penny, Francis & Amare all come off the bench at $100mil+
gunsnewing wrote:Knixkik wrote:gunsnewing wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Knicks guards shot just under 29%. The Knicks need Calderon.
I think Amare goes to the bench when Calderon returns. Need Amare's steady offense off the bench. Clerly not getting anything consistent from the guards
Amare should start as long as he's playing well. With both smiths, hardaway and eventually bargnani, bench scoring shouldn't be a problem. With shumpert and Dalembert limited offensively, amare needs to be the second scorer in the lineup.
Amare gets in Melo's way
He doesn't as long as he hits the midrange shot the way he did tonight. And moves without the ball.
Vmart wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Knixkik wrote:gunsnewing wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Knicks guards shot just under 29%. The Knicks need Calderon.
I think Amare goes to the bench when Calderon returns. Need Amare's steady offense off the bench. Clerly not getting anything consistent from the guards
Amare should start as long as he's playing well. With both smiths, hardaway and eventually bargnani, bench scoring shouldn't be a problem. With shumpert and Dalembert limited offensively, amare needs to be the second scorer in the lineup.
Amare gets in Melo's way
You mean Melo gets in Amare's way.
Amare scores very easily. Nothing gets in his way offensively
Melo has to work HARD for every shot. He is not athletic enough. He needs 20 seconds and a lot of space to operate
gunsnewing wrote:Vmart wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Knixkik wrote:gunsnewing wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Knicks guards shot just under 29%. The Knicks need Calderon.
I think Amare goes to the bench when Calderon returns. Need Amare's steady offense off the bench. Clerly not getting anything consistent from the guards
Amare should start as long as he's playing well. With both smiths, hardaway and eventually bargnani, bench scoring shouldn't be a problem. With shumpert and Dalembert limited offensively, amare needs to be the second scorer in the lineup.
Amare gets in Melo's way
You mean Melo gets in Amare's way.
Amare scores very easily. Nothing gets in his way offensively
Melo has to work HARD for every shot. He is not athletic enough. He needs 20 seconds and a lot of space to operate
Maybe Amare can teach Melo how to score.
So glad we gave Melo $124mil with a no trade claus to boot in order to try to change a 30yr old, 12yr vet
gunsnewing wrote:Vmart wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Knixkik wrote:gunsnewing wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Knicks guards shot just under 29%. The Knicks need Calderon.
I think Amare goes to the bench when Calderon returns. Need Amare's steady offense off the bench. Clerly not getting anything consistent from the guards
Amare should start as long as he's playing well. With both smiths, hardaway and eventually bargnani, bench scoring shouldn't be a problem. With shumpert and Dalembert limited offensively, amare needs to be the second scorer in the lineup.
Amare gets in Melo's way
You mean Melo gets in Amare's way.
Amare scores very easily. Nothing gets in his way offensively
Melo has to work HARD for every shot. He is not athletic enough. He needs 20 seconds and a lot of space to operate
True, movement without the basketball just not his strong point. Amare on the other hand like to be spoon fed and finishes strong.
mreinman wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Vmart wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Knixkik wrote:gunsnewing wrote:CrushAlot wrote:Knicks guards shot just under 29%. The Knicks need Calderon.
I think Amare goes to the bench when Calderon returns. Need Amare's steady offense off the bench. Clerly not getting anything consistent from the guards
Amare should start as long as he's playing well. With both smiths, hardaway and eventually bargnani, bench scoring shouldn't be a problem. With shumpert and Dalembert limited offensively, amare needs to be the second scorer in the lineup.
Amare gets in Melo's way
You mean Melo gets in Amare's way.
Amare scores very easily. Nothing gets in his way offensively
Melo has to work HARD for every shot. He is not athletic enough. He needs 20 seconds and a lot of space to operate
Maybe Amare can teach Melo how to score.
The fact Fisher caved to Amar'e veiled bichin speaks volumes
Even Woodson had balls not to start guys just because they wanted to
gunsnewing wrote:So glad we gave Melo $124mil with a no trade claus to boot in order to try to change a 30yr old, 12yr vet
I'm just glad we have a first round draft pick this year.
