RonRon wrote:its not all Amare's fault but we have to pick one of our 3 to ship out if we are looking for a lot of talent.
As great as Melo is, he isn't worth what we gave up. Amare could have worked if we kept our team and added to that roster.
I keep bringing this up because we were in the right direction, till Dolan stepped in and traded for Melo.
We can't add the talent we need when 3 players are eating up all our cap like that. Amare and Melo are both not worthy together.
We are limited on our moves, with the 3 exemptions to use.
Everyone points figures at Amare, Fields, Melo, Iman, Tyson Chandler, TD, or Bibby, when it isn't their fault.
Its all because of what we gave up for Melo...Amare, the Knicks, and Dantoni's system, needs a PG that has the respect and balls to facilitate.
Instead of letting Melo and Amare go ISO plays whenever they want to, run the PnR, and direct the team of what to do.
Fields is not a SG, has no handle, and can not penetrate. He stands out at the 3point line, pump fakes all the time but no one is even falling for it.
He is not a shooting or driving threat, he is just letting his guy playing him half ass, and its enough to contain him.
I have said this in the summer while many felt he was the worthy of the starting SG and said he was doubted and Walsh found a gem. Blah blah blah...
Fields benefited from Felton's penetration, Gallo and Wilson Chandler's games, the defense focused on Amare, and with ball movement/playing as the 5th option.
I was hoping to trade Amare to the Celtics for Ray Allan/KG, but if we continue to play this way, Amare's value will not even be worth the risk with his uninsured contract...
Again for all the people that supported the Melo trade, you are all wrong...
The amnesty helped us our with Chandler and Baron Davis already, yet its still not enough...
Tyson Chandler added to our pre Melo trade is exactly what we needed.
We also would be in discussions of adding Cp3/Deron as well....
Of course it isnt all Amare's fault but he is the weak link. We have Melo, Amare, and Chandler. Melo and Chandler are meshing well so Amare is the odd man out. He needs to adapt. Bosh has to adapt in Miami. If Amare can help us round out our situation then so be it.
We need a more balanced game from Amare. We dont need 20+ points a night. 20 and 10 should be more than double for someone making max dollars. I'm just saying.
You do the Melo trade even at this point. Why? Because Melo alone is worth more than what we sent out. Knicks have turned young players with "potential" into proven star players.