misterearl wrote:Leadership Modelknicks1248 wrote:
Like I said after they resigned MELO, if this was a championship ready squad, he would have taken much much less.when you have to use the word "force" in describing culture change,thats not good
"seeing my teammates succeed is someting I care about more than anything."
- Lebron James, (after breaking the record for assists by a forward)
I'm not a big Melo fan, but I do respect his game. Labron, is a PG in a Fwd's body, and his leadership goes back to high school, he's a natural born leader. It's all about ones personality and up bringing.
I get why melo was sign, it wasn't because of his leadership, it was because he's an offensive weapon most teams don't have. How many players in the league I true leaders like LBJ.
Number One Priority
knicks1248 - the point being, the Knicks desperately need leadership more than an offensive talent.
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that trust thing.
