Calderon’s 3.66 assists per turnover, which was third in the league last season behind only Chris Paul and Pablo Prigioni.

Will now wait to read about how assists per turnover is a totally useless, archaic stat, since two Knicks are on the leaderboard.

jrodmc wrote:It's a travesty that Lin is does not appear on that list!

Calderon’s 3.66 assists per turnover, which was third in the league last season behind only Chris Paul and Pablo Prigioni.

Will now wait to read about how assists per turnover is a totally useless, archaic stat, since two Knicks are on the leaderboard.

Byron Scott has four of the five players penciled in for his Lakers starting unit, which includes both Steve Nash and Carlos Boozer.

I don't see why there is a need to knock Lin on this thread
As for Lin, he is the best PG right now on the Lakers, much better than Nash, Kendall Marshall, and combo guard Jordan Clarkson

In response to Jrod, he always feels the need to bring up past Knick players for low blows every chance he gets, stop the trolling and stick with the topic
Houston traded Lin, along with Asik, for the chance to solidify another max player to go with Harden, D12, Chandler Parsons, role players Terrence Jones, Patrick Beverely, a MLE pickup, DMO, and Jeff Adrien
They knew they only had 3 days to make a decision and had to free up their salary cap in order to offer a contract to a MAX player
After using Lin's number, 7, to persue CA, it was inevitable to trade him

They were unable to convince CA, Lebron, and even Bosh to join them, but if they did, it would have been a dynasty built with signing FA's, and asset's/draft picks attained
Not sure if our draft pick in Kostas Papanikolaou would have signed for just the MINI MLE, who is making 4.8m, 4.6m (2nd year), for a 2-3 year deal (team option in 3rd I believe)
He shot 50% from 3pt range in Euro League and is one of the better players in Europe, age 22, and is a 6-9 SF, who will replace Chandler Parsons role among with Trevor Ariza

RonRon wrote:I don't see why there is a need to knock Lin on this thread
As for Lin, he is the best PG right now on the Lakers, much better than Nash, Kendall Marshall, and combo guard Jordan Clarkson

In response to Jrod, he always feels the need to bring up past Knick players for low blows every chance he gets, stop the trolling and stick with the topic
Houston traded Lin, along with Asik, for the chance to solidify another max player to go with Harden, D12, Chandler Parsons, role players Terrence Jones, Patrick Beverely, a MLE pickup, DMO, and Jeff Adrien
They knew they only had 3 days to make a decision and had to free up their salary cap in order to offer a contract to a MAX player
After using Lin's number, 7, to persue CA, it was inevitable to trade him

Here's some ideas RonRon:
1) how about you stop your overblown police posting directions to other posters? I need your permission to knock a player?
2) Stick to typing out 14 paragraph posts, and stop worrying about what needs I feel. Linlove is annoying and DLee never played any D. What else you got on me, officer?
3) You sound much more intelligent clicking out trade and salary specifics, while making yourself look stupid by touting the worth of your $24mil backup PG who got outplayed by said "role player" Patrick Beverly.
4) Houston had to use a #1 pick to unload your boy.
5) The thread's about a PG list, Lin isn't on said list. See how that's on topic?

jrodmc wrote:

RonRon wrote:I don't see why there is a need to knock Lin on this thread
As for Lin, he is the best PG right now on the Lakers, much better than Nash, Kendall Marshall, and combo guard Jordan Clarkson

In response to Jrod, he always feels the need to bring up past Knick players for low blows every chance he gets, stop the trolling and stick with the topic
Houston traded Lin, along with Asik, for the chance to solidify another max player to go with Harden, D12, Chandler Parsons, role players Terrence Jones, Patrick Beverely, a MLE pickup, DMO, and Jeff Adrien
They knew they only had 3 days to make a decision and had to free up their salary cap in order to offer a contract to a MAX player
After using Lin's number, 7, to persue CA, it was inevitable to trade him

Here's some ideas RonRon:
1) how about you stop your overblown police posting directions to other posters? I need your permission to knock a player?
2) Stick to typing out 14 paragraph posts, and stop worrying about what needs I feel. Linlove is annoying and DLee never played any D. What else you got on me, officer?
3) You sound much more intelligent clicking out trade and salary specifics, while making yourself look stupid by touting the worth of your $24mil backup PG who got outplayed by said "role player" Patrick Beverly.
4) Houston had to use a #1 pick to unload your boy.
5) The thread's about a PG list, Lin isn't on said list. See how that's on topic?

this isn't the first time, you consistently take cheap shots at ex Knick players any chance you get
It is the definition of "TROLLING" it isn't needed, nor am I the police
At times you do make some good posts but I am just saying, you don't have to constantly take cheap shots and it is part of the reason why the circle of attacks goes back and forth

You brought up Lin to take a cheap shot at him and his supporters
You do the same with Gallo/MosGoV or whoever, always causing drama when not even needed, keep it at basketball

All I sam saying is,
Same with you, same with TFK akd DKTH, let it go

Also don't act "TOUGH" behind a moniter

RonRon wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

RonRon wrote:I don't see why there is a need to knock Lin on this thread
As for Lin, he is the best PG right now on the Lakers, much better than Nash, Kendall Marshall, and combo guard Jordan Clarkson

In response to Jrod, he always feels the need to bring up past Knick players for low blows every chance he gets, stop the trolling and stick with the topic
Houston traded Lin, along with Asik, for the chance to solidify another max player to go with Harden, D12, Chandler Parsons, role players Terrence Jones, Patrick Beverely, a MLE pickup, DMO, and Jeff Adrien
They knew they only had 3 days to make a decision and had to free up their salary cap in order to offer a contract to a MAX player
After using Lin's number, 7, to persue CA, it was inevitable to trade him

Here's some ideas RonRon:
1) how about you stop your overblown police posting directions to other posters? I need your permission to knock a player?
2) Stick to typing out 14 paragraph posts, and stop worrying about what needs I feel. Linlove is annoying and DLee never played any D. What else you got on me, officer?
3) You sound much more intelligent clicking out trade and salary specifics, while making yourself look stupid by touting the worth of your $24mil backup PG who got outplayed by said "role player" Patrick Beverly.
4) Houston had to use a #1 pick to unload your boy.
5) The thread's about a PG list, Lin isn't on said list. See how that's on topic?

this isn't the first time, you consistently take cheap shots at ex Knick players any chance you get
It is the definition of "TROLLING" it isn't needed, nor am I the police
At times you do make some good posts but I am just saying, you don't have to constantly take cheap shots and it is part of the reason why the circle of attacks goes back and forth

You brought up Lin to take a cheap shot at him and his supporters
You do the same with Gallo/MosGoV or whoever, always causing drama when not even needed, keep it at basketball

All I sam saying is,
Same with you, same with TFK akd DKTH, let it go

Also don't act "TOUGH" behind a moniter

RonRon, normally, I enjoy your posts, when they're less than a full page long, so please take this as constructive criticism, and maybe you might want to read my posts before responding.

No one said it was the first time; again, I don't need your permission to knock a player, do I? Or do I? Talking about how seemingly overrated a particular PG, whether ex-Knick or not, was, the last time I checked, considered "keeping it basketball". Or maybe you have rules for when talking about a basketball player's perceived skillset is not considered talking basketball? I am not saying Lin is a bad person, that I hate his face, that he plays some version of wussyball from the 1960's, that he's a greedy bastid or that when he was here, those 2 weeks weren't stunning. Kobe's quote is still one of the best lines I've heard about a Knick in years. I can disagree with you and Lin's supporters that he's overrated as a basketball player. As Crush pointed out, and despite your opinion, Byron Scott's got him behind 57 year old Steve Nash on the depth chart.

I brought up Lin because it's a listing about PG's, and if Lin's skillset was as stellar as some supporters on here would make it out to be, you would think Lin would be somewhere on the list instead of our boy Prigs, right? See the basketball stuff there?

The list obviously has alot to do with the importance and measurement of turnovers, but rather than refute any of my points, you go on a panty-bunching rant.

I comment about Gallo on the endless threads that mention the Melo trade, I talk about Moz when people opine endlessly about the mistake we made letting him go 4 effing years ago. This is a Knicks board, I respond to posts as I see and actually read them. Read things a little closer and you'll see I don't bring the drama for the sake of drama. I have a strong, demented John Sterling-type Knicks opinion. Sue me. Or ignore me. Just don't give me the arrogant, "please don't post that because I disagree with your take on things."

Also you just might notice that you're one typing in "CAPS", tough guy.

jrodmc wrote:No one said it was the first time; again, I don't need your permission to knock a player, do I? Or do I? Talking about how seemingly overrated a particular PG, whether ex-Knick or not, was, the last time I checked, considered "keeping it basketball". Or maybe you have rules for when talking about a basketball player's perceived skillset is not considered talking basketball? I am not saying Lin is a bad person, that I hate his face, that he plays some version of wussyball from the 1960's, that he's a greedy bastid or that when he was here, those 2 weeks weren't stunning. Kobe's quote is still one of the best lines I've heard about a Knick in years. I can disagree with you and Lin's supporters that he's overrated as a basketball player. As Crush pointed out, and despite your opinion, Byron Scott's got him behind 57 year old Steve Nash on the depth chart.

I brought up Lin because it's a listing about PG's, and if Lin's skillset was as stellar as some supporters on here would make it out to be, you would think Lin would be somewhere on the list instead of our boy Prigs, right? See the basketball stuff there?

The list obviously has alot to do with the importance and measurement of turnovers, but rather than refute any of my points, you go on a panty-bunching rant.

I don't think so. Not that it matters, I don't think it needs policing, but don't pretend to be simply talking objective basketball. There's no way in hell that Lin could EVER be considered underrated after being a global sensation and appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated, among others. You wanted to take a shot at him and did. So what. At least own that.

jrodmc wrote:

RonRon wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

RonRon wrote:I don't see why there is a need to knock Lin on this thread
As for Lin, he is the best PG right now on the Lakers, much better than Nash, Kendall Marshall, and combo guard Jordan Clarkson

In response to Jrod, he always feels the need to bring up past Knick players for low blows every chance he gets, stop the trolling and stick with the topic
Houston traded Lin, along with Asik, for the chance to solidify another max player to go with Harden, D12, Chandler Parsons, role players Terrence Jones, Patrick Beverely, a MLE pickup, DMO, and Jeff Adrien
They knew they only had 3 days to make a decision and had to free up their salary cap in order to offer a contract to a MAX player
After using Lin's number, 7, to persue CA, it was inevitable to trade him

Here's some ideas RonRon:
1) how about you stop your overblown police posting directions to other posters? I need your permission to knock a player?
2) Stick to typing out 14 paragraph posts, and stop worrying about what needs I feel. Linlove is annoying and DLee never played any D. What else you got on me, officer?
3) You sound much more intelligent clicking out trade and salary specifics, while making yourself look stupid by touting the worth of your $24mil backup PG who got outplayed by said "role player" Patrick Beverly.
4) Houston had to use a #1 pick to unload your boy.
5) The thread's about a PG list, Lin isn't on said list. See how that's on topic?

this isn't the first time, you consistently take cheap shots at ex Knick players any chance you get
It is the definition of "TROLLING" it isn't needed, nor am I the police
At times you do make some good posts but I am just saying, you don't have to constantly take cheap shots and it is part of the reason why the circle of attacks goes back and forth

You brought up Lin to take a cheap shot at him and his supporters
You do the same with Gallo/MosGoV or whoever, always causing drama when not even needed, keep it at basketball

All I sam saying is,
Same with you, same with TFK akd DKTH, let it go

Also don't act "TOUGH" behind a moniter

RonRon, normally, I enjoy your posts, when they're less than a full page long, so please take this as constructive criticism, and maybe you might want to read my posts before responding.

No one said it was the first time; again, I don't need your permission to knock a player, do I? Or do I? Talking about how seemingly overrated a particular PG, whether ex-Knick or not, was, the last time I checked, considered "keeping it basketball". Or maybe you have rules for when talking about a basketball player's perceived skillset is not considered talking basketball? I am not saying Lin is a bad person, that I hate his face, that he plays some version of wussyball from the 1960's, that he's a greedy bastid or that when he was here, those 2 weeks weren't stunning. Kobe's quote is still one of the best lines I've heard about a Knick in years. I can disagree with you and Lin's supporters that he's overrated as a basketball player. As Crush pointed out, and despite your opinion, Byron Scott's got him behind 57 year old Steve Nash on the depth chart.

I brought up Lin because it's a listing about PG's, and if Lin's skillset was as stellar as some supporters on here would make it out to be, you would think Lin would be somewhere on the list instead of our boy Prigs, right? See the basketball stuff there?

The list obviously has alot to do with the importance and measurement of turnovers, but rather than refute any of my points, you go on a panty-bunching rant.

I comment about Gallo on the endless threads that mention the Melo trade, I talk about Moz when people opine endlessly about the mistake we made letting him go 4 effing years ago. This is a Knicks board, I respond to posts as I see and actually read them. Read things a little closer and you'll see I don't bring the drama for the sake of drama. I have a strong, demented John Sterling-type Knicks opinion. Sue me. Or ignore me. Just don't give me the arrogant, "please don't post that because I disagree with your take on things."

Also you just might notice that you're one typing in "CAPS", tough guy.

what was Kobe's quote that you are referring about?

jrodmc wrote:

Panos wrote:

jrodmc wrote:No one said it was the first time; again, I don't need your permission to knock a player, do I? Or do I? Talking about how seemingly overrated a particular PG, whether ex-Knick or not, was, the last time I checked, considered "keeping it basketball". Or maybe you have rules for when talking about a basketball player's perceived skillset is not considered talking basketball? I am not saying Lin is a bad person, that I hate his face, that he plays some version of wussyball from the 1960's, that he's a greedy bastid or that when he was here, those 2 weeks weren't stunning. Kobe's quote is still one of the best lines I've heard about a Knick in years. I can disagree with you and Lin's supporters that he's overrated as a basketball player. As Crush pointed out, and despite your opinion, Byron Scott's got him behind 57 year old Steve Nash on the depth chart.

I brought up Lin because it's a listing about PG's, and if Lin's skillset was as stellar as some supporters on here would make it out to be, you would think Lin would be somewhere on the list instead of our boy Prigs, right? See the basketball stuff there?

The list obviously has alot to do with the importance and measurement of turnovers, but rather than refute any of my points, you go on a panty-bunching rant.

I don't think so. Not that it matters, I don't think it needs policing, but don't pretend to be simply talking objective basketball. There's no way in hell that Lin could EVER be considered underrated after being a global sensation and appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated, among others. You wanted to take a shot at him and did. So what. At least own that.

I think I did own taking a shot at Lin. See the big words? I took a shot because he's not on the list. End of story.

Of course, he's not on the list! How could someone that was the subject of global "Linsanity" be UNDERrated?!