I believe a line up of Larkin, Hamilton, THJ, Early, and Cole can be very good. It will at least be a lot more entertaining to watch. It would by far be more athletic, and a lot quicker pace than what we have seen from the Knicks thus far. If we could find a big 7 footer that we could use with the guys I just named, it would give us a lot of hope.

Knicks1969 wrote:Let's not be too quick to trade him; I believe he could be a better player with the right mix of guys around him. He is definitely not in his element when the ball is in Calderon'hand. It is so for many reasons. Calderon slow the flow of the game and is always looking to run triangular sets which he is not capable of doing. He waste a lot of the shot clock by over dribbling, which always force a rushed jumper at the end.

I believe a line up of Larkin, Hamilton, THJ, Early, and Cole can be very good. It will at least be a lot more entertaining to watch. It would by far be more athletic, and a lot quicker pace than what we have seen from the Knicks thus far. If we could find a big 7 footer that we could use with the guys I just named, it would give us a lot of hope.

early? a 4? really? he will get destroyed

Knicks1969 wrote:

smackeddog wrote:THJ's ceiling is a poor man's JR Smith.

Give him to the Spurs, Popovic will sure turn him into a D Green type of player

yeah certainly.

the only thing that POP would do is make him cry.

Knicks1969 wrote:

mreinman wrote:

Knicks1969 wrote:

smackeddog wrote:THJ's ceiling is a poor man's JR Smith.

Give him to the Spurs, Popovic will sure turn him into a D Green type of player

yeah certainly.

the only thing that POP would do is make him cry.

He made D Green and T Paker cry as well

yeah thats my point.

It will be the only thing that they have in common.

And, he would never end up there because POP ain't an idiot.

A pick back for Timmy is out of the question at this point.. But maybe eventually we might be able to flip him for a bench player or a young end-of-the-rotation guy that some team may not have in their plans. That's provided Timmy can increase his value somewhat. I mean WTF -- opportunity is wide open for a guy like Timmy here. The team is going nowhere, practically all of our primary players are out and there's plenty of shots to go around and opportunity to spare---I can't believe he hasn't stepped up and played better, even a little better... Just looking around the league at other teams' rosters, I wouldn't mind getting my hands on the Mavericks' Ricky Ledo and/or Dwight Powell--I think these two players could really help us next year. Even if we could get Dwight Powell for THJ straight up. The Mavs might be looking for a SG for next year with some youth/height/upside (grabbing Timmy might afford them the opportunity to then flip Ledo to another team for a pick or to fill another need) and we could definitely make good use of this guy Powell. He's like a souped up version of Kris Humphries--a real mobile 6'10" PF who can rebound, post up, shoot the ball real well and he can really get to the rim quickly for a guy that big, either finishing on the break or facing up and driving on a defender in the half court.

You can find what hardaway does easily. I bet if Seth Curry came in he would do better rebounding and assisting while shooting the 3 ball lights out.

PassTheBall wrote:Trade him. I think he has confidence issues.

But might not make sense to trade him while is value is as low as it is...

Bottom line is I am no longer expecting anything near greatness from him.

I'm close to this cuz i believe he has confidence issues.

John starks tasked about how he made the Knicks team and how he wanted to force the Knicks to keep him cuz he was going to play his ass off. He eventually got his opportunity and never let it go.

My point is the player has to want it. This developing players is ridiculous. Either you can play or not. They don't need to pay around better players or better coaches. This is their careers. Either you can play or not. You don't place blame on anyone but yourself if you can't make it.

THJR this year has shown a sophomore jinx. He needs to get his act together. He should be dropping 20 being the #1 option on this dismal knick team. That's nobodys fault but his own.

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Likely if Hahn's saying that, he is as grumpy as we thought and we're looking into shifting him

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Knicks1969 wrote:You simply can't be a good Team when your coaching staff is horrible. I don't care who you bring in as players, if the coaching staff Does not improve, we will continue to suck. Start by replacing one of the current coaches, and see where that leads. Fisher is a rookie, he needs someone from a winning program next to him to advise him.

Erm, Rambis was on the championship lakers teams, Cleamons was on the championship Bulls teams, and we have 2 assistants from OKC

He just wants to blame the coaches. What a sad existence

smackeddog wrote:

Knicks1969 wrote:You simply can't be a good Team when your coaching staff is horrible. I don't care who you bring in as players, if the coaching staff Does not improve, we will continue to suck. Start by replacing one of the current coaches, and see where that leads. Fisher is a rookie, he needs someone from a winning program next to him to advise him.

Erm, Rambis was on the championship lakers teams, Cleamons was on the championship Bulls teams, and we have 2 assistants from OKC

Assistants....none of them led a team to a successfull season as a head coach. We need a former head coach wbo knows how to coach in big moment