headbuttmiller wrote:Any good links?

http://www.firstrowsports.eu is usually good.

nixluva wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:Great half, great effort on both sides of the floor, excellent subbing by Woody. Fields shot looks worse than ever but his hustle plays in transition, not to mention the passes are really helping. I think we are seeing a great example of accountability. In the last game Lin turns the ball over too much and gets pulled early. This time he doesn't and stays. Baron comes in and stays longer because he is on a roll. Melo and Stat playing hard, everyone playing hard.

Some of these Melo comments sound a lot like they're from a jilted ex "He never took me to that restaurant!

Dude if you can't see that there's a sharp difference in the effort level of STAT and Melo in particular I don't know what you've been watching. They could ALWAYS have been doing this. This is more about the players than it is about a coach. 95% of the offense is the same and Woodson has been part of the defense from day one, so really they should've been doing this all year. The role players have, but not STAT and Melo.

Dude, you need to lighten the **** up, it was a joke, notice the smileys. Where did I say anything in that comment about what kind of offense it was?

I've read more negative comments from you in one post about Woodson's tenure in Atlanta than I have in the thousands of posts you've made about D'Antoni. You ask me if I've been watching games? What the **** have you been watching the last 4 years where you couldn't find one thing wrong with your man?

HugeKnick4 wrote:It must be Melo's 8 points that is why we are winning.

Yea if you think he's the whole squad.

nixluva wrote:

SupremeCommander wrote:

nixluva wrote:

SupremeCommander wrote:amazing how utilizing the post and playing controlled on offense can make a team look a lot better

Dude this is the same damn offense we've been running. This isn't some profound changes on Offense. This is 100% about the team giving MAX effort D. From the Starters to the bench guys. We haven't seen this except during Linsanity.

I saw Amar'e get the ball in the post. It is modified.

He's still MOSTLY getting the ball where he usually does. This isn't about the slight changes in offense. It's all about the effort on D. COME ON MAN! if you insist on this i'm gonna have to have you show us exactly how much things have changes offensively to have impacted the game to this degree.

Nixluva, we must be wired the same, because I see the game exactly as you do.

3rd Qtr 9:54
NYK 52 IND 35

GustavBahler wrote:

nixluva wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:Great half, great effort on both sides of the floor, excellent subbing by Woody. Fields shot looks worse than ever but his hustle plays in transition, not to mention the passes are really helping. I think we are seeing a great example of accountability. In the last game Lin turns the ball over too much and gets pulled early. This time he doesn't and stays. Baron comes in and stays longer because he is on a roll. Melo and Stat playing hard, everyone playing hard.

Some of these Melo comments sound a lot like they're from a jilted ex "He never took me to that restaurant!

Dude if you can't see that there's a sharp difference in the effort level of STAT and Melo in particular I don't know what you've been watching. They could ALWAYS have been doing this. This is more about the players than it is about a coach. 95% of the offense is the same and Woodson has been part of the defense from day one, so really they should've been doing this all year. The role players have, but not STAT and Melo.

Dude, you need to lighten the **** up, it was a joke, notice the smileys. Where did I say anything in that comment about what kind of offense it was?

I've read more negative comments from you in one post about Woodson's tenure in Atlanta than I have in the thousands of posts you've made about D'Antoni. You ask me if I've been watching games? What the **** have you been watching the last 4 years where you couldn't find one thing wrong with your man?