clyderules wrote:I think that they are the ones who will be physically intimidated. Melo, Gallo, Rolo, Afflalo, Seraphin, LT, Oquinn, even DWill are all very strong dudes!My prediction for the Heat tonight is P A I N !
I hope so!
I love that the Heat have such a massive inferiority complex about the Knicks. When the Knicks blew them out after Hurricane Sandy, the Heat were too sad to compete. They're always hyper sensitive about any new Knicks player who's playing well. Bunch of little babies.
I'd love to beat the tar out of them tonight. Unfortunately they're pretty good. But it'll be interesting.
Keep the streak going! I look forward to every game to see what KP will do next
Fisher needs a smart approach tonight. Forget about winning the game as #1 priority. Instead, concentrate on understanding the unique challenge that the Heat offer the 2015/16 Knicks as they grow their Triangle psychology. For example: you gotta protect Porzingis tonight, maybe by using the Heat's preoccupation with his new fame against them. Tricky to do (?) Yes -- but that's not only an ongoing part of building the psychology of the team . . . it's also good tactical basketball.
Malcolm wrote:Fisher needs a smart approach tonight. Forget about winning the game as #1 priority. Instead, concentrate on understanding the unique challenge that the Heat offer the 2015 Knicks as they grow their Triangle psychology. For example: you gotta protect Porzingis tonight, maybe by using the Heat's preoccupation with his new fame against them. Tricky to do (?) Yes -- but that's not only an ongoing part of building the psychology of the team . . . it's also good tactical basketball.
you have a very keen basketball mind.
dk7th wrote:Malcolm wrote:Fisher needs a smart approach tonight. Forget about winning the game as #1 priority. Instead, concentrate on understanding the unique challenge that the Heat offer the 2015 Knicks as they grow their Triangle psychology. For example: you gotta protect Porzingis tonight, maybe by using the Heat's preoccupation with his new fame against them. Tricky to do (?) Yes -- but that's not only an ongoing part of building the psychology of the team . . . it's also good tactical basketball.
you have a very keen basketball mind.
no. not so much, really. but I do know a lot of the non-basketball stuff that makes up Phil Jackson's version of Triangle psychology and culture. interests me a lot.
Malcolm wrote:dk7th wrote:Malcolm wrote:Fisher needs a smart approach tonight. Forget about winning the game as #1 priority. Instead, concentrate on understanding the unique challenge that the Heat offer the 2015 Knicks as they grow their Triangle psychology. For example: you gotta protect Porzingis tonight, maybe by using the Heat's preoccupation with his new fame against them. Tricky to do (?) Yes -- but that's not only an ongoing part of building the psychology of the team . . . it's also good tactical basketball.
you have a very keen basketball mind.
no. not so much, really. but I do know a lot of the non-basketball stuff that makes up Phil Jackson's version of Triangle psychology and culture. interests me a lot.
you know what i haven't read any of his stuff. i just think it's as practical as practical can be during the regular season to work a system so that everyone is involved and continues to learn how to be adaptable and resourceful.
i have often quoted bill bradley on this forum in past campaigns especially the 54-28 team.
he once said that it isn't *that* you win but *how* you win that makes all the difference. and by that he of course meant working as a unit, teamwork. mr. frazier says teamwork and defense are the hallmark of champions. and because jackson belonged to those title teams, i think he cares deeply for the knicks franchise, its championship teams, its lineage.
and lopez wins another tip
don't like that shot by melo there.
geez. one day westbrook. next day harden. now wade.
pretty feed by afflalo to jose
jose just got really pissed at melo. He was wide open for 3 while melo dribbled with his head down for 12 seconds.
jose slammed his hands down in anger.
I'm stuck with the Miami announcers--talk about unbelievable homers.
Malcolm wrote:geez. one day westbrook. next day harden. now wade.
Wade isn't Wade anymore. Not even close.
I'm watching the NBA-TV feed. they have multiple cameras and angles. nice.
