Knicks · Game Day Thread: New York Knicks vs. San Antonio Spurs. Monday. 1-10-2022. 7:30 PM; The Return Of Kemba Walker, Nerlens Noel & EVAN FOURNIER (page 3)

martin wrote:

Rookie wrote:Barrett got away with 5 steps on the windmill. Has Fournier ever passed to Robinson

I will never understand how more of Knicks players can't see Robinson on the other side of the rim when they try to shoot midrange when he is there for an easy dunk.

I think if you replace Mitch with Clint on the Hawks he would put up big numbers. Trae would be feeding him all night and his defense and rebounding goes up when he is fed. We never really had the guards to utilize him on offense good enough for him to reach his potential.

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Clean wrote:

martin wrote:

Rookie wrote:Barrett got away with 5 steps on the windmill. Has Fournier ever passed to Robinson

I will never understand how more of Knicks players can't see Robinson on the other side of the rim when they try to shoot midrange when he is there for an easy dunk.

I think if you replace Mitch with Clint on the Hawks he would put up big numbers. Trae would be feeding him all night and his defense and rebounding goes up when he is fed. We never really had the guards to utilize him on offense good enough for him to reach his potential.

Robinson has a lot of work to do with picks and angles and knowing how to use space but I agree with the missing PG or consistent passer part

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Clean wrote:

martin wrote:

Rookie wrote:Barrett got away with 5 steps on the windmill. Has Fournier ever passed to Robinson

I will never understand how more of Knicks players can't see Robinson on the other side of the rim when they try to shoot midrange when he is there for an easy dunk.

I think if you replace Mitch with Clint on the Hawks he would put up big numbers. Trae would be feeding him all night and his defense and rebounding goes up when he is fed. We never really had the guards to utilize him on offense good enough for him to reach his potential.

They do miss him sometimes but he's not a great finisher, and he would get more touches if he ran the floor faster and not always be the last man down.

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