WHAAT? IS THATTHE RIGHT SCORE?
I THOUGHT IT WAS MORE
Fisher does not deserve any praise for tonight's game, this is the first time all season he has motivated his team to come out and compete for 48 minutes. I want to see a lot more of that. The rotation was somewhat better tonight
crzymdups wrote:yellowboy90 wrote:crzymdups wrote:Melo doing the Chris Paul thing - facilitating early and now has enough energy left to close out the Hawks.
Let's not get carried away here. 


Obviously he's not Chris Paul - though I have noticed that tactic from Melo in some of their better wins this season. He sits back and facilitates. If KP or Afflalo or Lance is hot (which doesn't happen that often!), Melo will facilitate. If they aren't, he goes into Melo mode. You can see the shift - he still has a ways to go - but it's a start.
absolutely agree. Melo was constantly looking for the hot hand and he realizes that me-buckets are stupid.
Love the way he is playing.
mreinman wrote:HofstraBBall wrote:mreinman wrote:SocraticBallin22 wrote:Btw...where are all the AA bashers the last two weeks who were saying he sucks and is not a starter bc he was going through a shooting slump. Shame on you! He has been a legit scorer for a long time.
the same bonehead posts showed up when JR hit a billion 3's in a game and couldn't miss. Yay for him. That proved that he was a great player. 
It proved that we need the scorer, we just got offseason to score, to score. Not to pass like you fat guys that sit on a couch want everyone to play like. Because that was probably your best attribute as a player 40 years ago. Did you wear a head band and tight ahorts? Wait bad thought, i dont want to know. Let me guess, you hate the way Curry and Klay T play?
well said ... brilliant
Too presumptuous? Sorry, way off. You probably never played organized ball. Just read about it a lot. And no, bench riding in Catholic High School in the 60's would not qualify for organized ball.
Knicks1969 wrote:Fisher does not deserve any praise for tonight's game, this is the first time all season he has motivated his team to come out and compete for 48 minutes. I want to see a lot more of that. The rotation was somewhat better tonight
go away
Great win and great response after a bad loss and being called out by their coach.
HofstraBBall wrote:mreinman wrote:HofstraBBall wrote:mreinman wrote:SocraticBallin22 wrote:Btw...where are all the AA bashers the last two weeks who were saying he sucks and is not a starter bc he was going through a shooting slump. Shame on you! He has been a legit scorer for a long time.
the same bonehead posts showed up when JR hit a billion 3's in a game and couldn't miss. Yay for him. That proved that he was a great player. 
It proved that we need the scorer, we just got offseason to score, to score. Not to pass like you fat guys that sit on a couch want everyone to play like. Because that was probably your best attribute as a player 40 years ago. Did you wear a head band and tight ahorts? Wait bad thought, i dont want to know. Let me guess, you hate the way Curry and Klay T play?
well said ... brilliant
Too presumptuous? Sorry, way off. You probably never played organized ball. Just read about it a lot. And no, bench riding in Catholic High School in the 60's would not qualify for organized ball.
you must be one of the smarter kids at hofstra
crzymdups wrote:yellowboy90 wrote:crzymdups wrote:Melo doing the Chris Paul thing - facilitating early and now has enough energy left to close out the Hawks.
Let's not get carried away here. 


Obviously he's not Chris Paul - though I have noticed that tactic from Melo in some of their better wins this season. He sits back and facilitates. If KP or Afflalo or Lance is hot (which doesn't happen that often!), Melo will facilitate. If they aren't, he goes into Melo mode. You can see the shift - he still has a ways to go - but it's a start.
No, I get where you are coming from. Melo has continued to do a good job passing despite mix results from his teammates being able to capitalize on his passes. I like that he is taking advantage of the entire court too and he has really started to pass quickly out of the post.
I think he could have had well over double digit assists tonight which is a good sign. I would like to see his ast attempts over 12 each game.
Just to put in perspective how utterly atrocious we were last season, we are 1 win away from tying our win total and there's 4 months left in the season.
Knicks1969 wrote:Fisher does not deserve any praise for tonight's game, this is the first time all season he has motivated his team to come out and compete for 48 minutes. I want to see a lot more of that. The rotation was somewhat better tonight
Despite all the issues the Knicks are still within striking distance of the playoffs. It's progress to reach 16 wins after only 17 all of last year. The defense held the Hawks to under 100 while they scored 111.
SocraticBallin22 wrote:Just to put in perspective how utterly atrocious we were last season, we are 1 win away from tying our win total and there's 4 months left in the season. 
we were tanking last season, so there's no telling how bad we actually were
The was definitely a good win. Still an uphill climb, may need more of this solid performance going forward.
SocraticBallin22 wrote:Just to put in perspective how utterly atrocious we were last season, we are 1 win away from tying our win total and there's 4 months left in the season. 
we could have won 30 games last season if melo was healthy and playing like this melo. At least 25.
HofstraBBall wrote:mreinman wrote:HofstraBBall wrote:mreinman wrote:SocraticBallin22 wrote:Btw...where are all the AA bashers the last two weeks who were saying he sucks and is not a starter bc he was going through a shooting slump. Shame on you! He has been a legit scorer for a long time.
the same bonehead posts showed up when JR hit a billion 3's in a game and couldn't miss. Yay for him. That proved that he was a great player. 
It proved that we need the scorer, we just got offseason to score, to score. Not to pass like you fat guys that sit on a couch want everyone to play like. Because that was probably your best attribute as a player 40 years ago. Did you wear a head band and tight ahorts? Wait bad thought, i dont want to know. Let me guess, you hate the way Curry and Klay T play?
well said ... brilliant
Too presumptuous? Sorry, way off. You probably never played organized ball. Just read about it a lot. And no, bench riding in Catholic High School in the 60's would not qualify for organized ball.
dude you really need to stop the insults, youve done it since joining. Disagreements are fine but keep it civil
nixluva wrote:HofstraBBall wrote:nixluva wrote:Great to see Jerian playing more confidently.
Playing better in PnR offense.
It's still the Triangle! This isn't anything outside of the scheme!
(LOL) I love you guys . . .
Good game. HOWEVER we have seen this story before. Knicks will win a big game then follow it with 3 or 4 Stinkers. They need a nice winning streak
StarksEwing1 wrote:Good game. HOWEVER we have seen this story before. Knicks will win a big game then follow it with 3 or 4 Stinkers. They need a nice winning streak
Knicks are facing a really tough schedule. This was a very important win. Now on Tuesday they will probably add a player or 2 and hopefully that can give the team a boost.
Fisher was superb. Potential Coach of the Year.
"The Knicks improved to 8-2 when Afflalo scores 15 or more points".
Malcolm wrote:"The Knicks improved to 8-2 when Afflalo scores 15 or more points".
Knicks are like 14-3 when the scored over 99.