PresIke wrote:martin wrote:PresIke wrote:Uptown wrote:PresIke wrote:When is Frank not in the doghouse?
When he started 24 straight games...
When was that? His rookie season? I feel I can't remember as dude hasn't played many minutes with any consistency for 2 seasons.
He played 1 game of 28 minutes this season, the rest in the teens and low 20s. Tonight DNP on a team that is doing awful and is so not worried about his development that DSJ gets showcased. He's probably not going anywhere anyway, so we'll get 1 more season at least. A lot of young players show more at this point but even though our organization is bad, he's not earned enough to me.
Our fans who love or really want to find anyway to support him I wonder if it's also about being worried he's going to turn good if he goes, still traumatized by all of the young players we've let go over the years.
He's never doing well for any long period since his rookie season. Our fans are always complaining about him or raising questions about his game which is then defended by those who seem to treat him as if he's their son or best friend or something haha.
I don’t get why people don’t look up stats before making such emphatic statement of supposed fact that are so clearly wrong. I mean, just google that shit so you don’t look silly
https://www.basketball-reference.com/pla...
martin, I did look it up on bball reference, man. I didn't just make those numbers up, lol. How would I get the numbers?
I meant in the past 2 months. Since December. I must have deleted that part of the sentence when editing by accident. My apologies.
Either way, am I wrong about everything else? He's always in the doghouse at some point for long streches over the past 2 season and then has a few good games and then back to doghouse. Repeat, wash, rinse. He's been here less than 3 seasons, but "don't worry he's young," yet other "young" players on other teams start to show more than he has. Of course, there's some that come out of their struggles, but how anyone is so sure he will I dunno. OF COURSE HE MIGHT. We'll see and I'll gladly eat crow...
It's quite interesting how dedicated to and invested in his development some of our fans are, imho at this point.
Sorry, may have over reacted there, seems to have been more than a couple of posts recently where users literally made up stats and it's killing me.
Not sure what your definition of doghouse is, for me that would be clear DNP-CD (or near it) and that really hasn't happened, I would say DSJr is in the doghouse but the Knicks also have 3 PGs to use when they are healthy and so far he is the least capable. Trier? Out of rotation, doghouse I guess and plenty of better players ahead of him.
How do we rate players on an even/level playing field? Do we say that because they are drafted in say top 10 they MUST develop faster or on a better pace then someone from the second round? Players don't have any say in where they are drafted. How about age? Is it fair to equally compare someone coming in at 18 vs 22? For contract purposes, perhaps, realistically it's probably not ideal?
Do you consider Mitch in the doghouse? His minutes may be a bit more than Frank's but realistically the Knicks have zero centers on the team and Taj is at best a 20 minute player max on a good night, so no real competition for minutes, he is just getting them by default. Similarly, if Payton was not on team Frank would be getting a ton more, same with DSJr, by default.
Also, how do we balance the scenario where Frank is not having the best game and the Knicks are in the game and haven't won in a while.... keep Frank in or bring back Payton who was playing AOK? Hard grey area when Miller and Knicks need wins, right?
Last year was not good because of the injuries for Frank so it's hard to say what was effecting minutes.