Whether it be Kidd or Prigioni they both should have the option to play with Felton at some time during games , especially when things get stagnant.

Melo & J.R scoring prowess sometimes gets the best of them , Amare was like that sometimes too (forcing shots)

Coach Woodson may have seen the light, I hope the rest of the team buys it for the rest of the season.

Mike Woodson is still holding auditions. Note the early playing time for Chris Copeland and James White. During past seasons, players at the far end of the pine would only see garbage time. Woodson is giving everyone a chance to play when it counts and that is a good thing. Look for our rookie Prigi Smalls to flourish with 20+ minutes a night.

Woodson's protests against young players may have been a diversion to keep everyone guessing. His only priority is winning and win he has. We are deep. The only thing Woodson has figured out is that guys want to play. In order to play, they must play well when they get light. Marcus Camby included. Think that's crazy? Think how crazy 11-3 would look if Carmelo's last shot (in regulation vs Brooklyn) drops.

Hit the open man.

playa2 wrote:

misterearl wrote:A Chorus Line

Mike Woodson is still holding auditions. Note the early playing time for Chris Copeland and James White. During past seasons, players at the far end of the pine would only see garbage time. Woodson is giving everyone a chance to play when it counts and that is a good thing. Look for our rookie Prigi Smalls to flourish with 20+ minutes a night.

Woodson's protests against young players may have been a diversion to keep everyone guessing. His only priority is winning and win he has. We are deep. The only thing Woodson has figured out is that guys want to play. In order to play, they must play well when they get light. Marcus Camby included. Think that's crazy? Think how crazy 11-3 would look if Carmelo's last shot (in regulation vs Brooklyn) drops.

Hit the open man.

Misterearl good observation ! If you are on the knicks roster and you show something in practice and the knicks need what you bring to the table Woodson will insert you into the game.

What liberation coming from the knicks sidelines compared to the last coach.

God I hated that!!

No adjustments, no substitions....just GO GO GO LET'S GO COME ON LET'S GO!

Almost every bad start of the game or sluggish 3rd quarter decided the game. NO COMEBACK ABILITY!

The thought of him sickens me.

tkf wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:one of the main reasons we got off to the 6-0 start was because we kept the ball moving. Then we went 3-4 but shooting to much and too much iso. Last night we got back to what worked.

I didn't see much ball movement last night. well at least the portions I watched.. I saw a lot of three shot jacking, and a horrible played game by the bucks... that is an odd team.. two guards who are elusive but don't penetrate that much..... they do love bad shots..

The ball movement started when Woodson went with the Prigioni - Felton back court.

TeamBall wrote:

tkf wrote:

IrishKnickFan wrote:one of the main reasons we got off to the 6-0 start was because we kept the ball moving. Then we went 3-4 but shooting to much and too much iso. Last night we got back to what worked.

I didn't see much ball movement last night. well at least the portions I watched.. I saw a lot of three shot jacking, and a horrible played game by the bucks... that is an odd team.. two guards who are elusive but don't penetrate that much..... they do love bad shots..

The ball movement started when Woodson went with the Prigioni - Felton back court.

This

Allanfan20 wrote:Having Pablo or Kidd on the floor at the same time as Felton is not going to be a long term solution. We will get exposed. Having Shumpert back would be glorious.

Woody is not going to take Kidd out of the starting unit for Shump. Shump will likely take JR's role as first guy off the bench.

A second unit of Amare, Shump, Pablo and Smith is pretty dynamic.

DurzoBlint wrote:A second unit of Amare, Shump, Pablo and Smith is pretty dynamic.

A fantasy league second shift of Amar'e, Sheed, Novak, Smith (Shump) and Pablo dominates most NBA starting fives.

Uptown wrote:For crying out loud, we are the 4th highest scoring team in the league and we are stil complaining about offense? Is it not beautiful enough? Just because we dont like the way the offense looks or have a total different philosphy doesn't mean it aint working. 102 pts per says it is working. During our losses, it was the defense that let us down. We scored enough pts to beat the Rockets and Mavs but we couldn't hold them to our season defensive scoring average. Had we done that, we probably win.