Nalod wrote:
RJ in the month of January is clutch, elite defense, and doing it all.
This kid makes incremental improvements. December Thibs said he needs to get in the gym and work after being sick. Fans thought he was loafing. He was sick. Then got COVID. Since then he has been elite two way player. I hope the Blow up Bing Bongers take a moment and just take this in. A lottery pick, 21 and playing at this level this season. Sustainable? Lets see. There is more consistency in the stretch. I know some of you are tender and don't want to get your hopes up high. But this is what we wanted! Perhaps it would be nice to get it out of the gate but we played this kid from day one and he has done nothing but mostly improve each month. Not each game, or week, but month to month he adds more to this game.
I doubt he has hit his ceiling yet. I won't call it either. Im just enjoying it.
The baton is being passed to Randle to RJ.
To be honest, he did this in college. So we knew he had it in him. If a well respected Duke coach puts the ball in RJs hands and say your the leader, go make it happen. Meanwhile #1 Zion scouts are watching, with a high potential player in Cam on the team, taking notes. The question for me was not if but when. I wasn't worried about RJ, I was more concerned about this BING BONG culture becoming a poision environment for him. But one good thing about this NYC culture, it either MAKES YOU or BREAKS YOU.
Looks like RJ and Randle both had a great game, so hopefully this is a turning point in their knick career, thanks to the BING BONGERs booing him. Now they switched their MVP chants to RJ. Love it.
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