I'm sure though that he's going to play and thrive for the Knicks for years to come.

Dolan needs to turn over the keys to the Ferrari after the season!!

mmorman wrote:You know what guys, if Jeremy Lin never plays another game I'll always be thankful to him that we've had such a thrill for 4 games.

I'm sure though that he's going to play and thrive for the Knicks for years to come.

Dolan needs to turn over the keys to the Ferrari after the season!!

mmorman - great thoughts. Lin, singlehandedly (with help from his running buddies) has sent a shock wave through the entire league. David Stern should send Lin a handwritten note for erasing the last sour vibes from the lockout.

Know what a class move would be? Dolan needs to "man up" and dap Lin up with an unheard of, IN SEASON performance bonus.

“I’ve been coming here since high school in 1955,” said Cal Ramsey, leaning on a cane in the runway. “I’ve never seen anything like this in my life, just out of nowhere.”

misterearl wrote:Love The Analogy, but hold up... The 68-69 Knicks had Dave Stallworth, Phil Jackson and Cazzie, off the bench.

BigRedDog wrote:This still isn't a final product and we still will need some fine tuning but the emergence of Lin on this team reminds me of adding Debusschere to the 1968 Knicks. It is like adding a piece of the puzzle that was so sorely missing.

Lin is a great piece but:

!. We lack a backup point guard. Lin needs help.

2. We lack a backup center. Amer'e cannot start at the four AND backup center on his knees.

3. We could use a quality three with a well-rounded game.

!. Toney Douglas

2. Josh Harrellson

You don't have to duplicate your starters at back up positions. Going from a help Defender like Chandler to a wide body with a jump shot like Jorts works in the NBA. And I know TD could be hurting, but I don't see the point in playing Biddy who does nothing for 15 minutes a night. TD should be working those minutes and getting his groove back.

misterearl wrote:Get Well Baron

Anji wrote:!. Toney Douglas

I would respectfully submit Anji, that outside an emergency, we have seen that last of Toney Douglas at the point.

And just because he isn't a starter doesn't mean he isn't a good change of pace off the bench.

I don't understand why people want to throw the baby out with the bath water when it comes to TD.

The 15-10 minutes Bibby is getting is a pure waste. TD is a good guard off the bench.

Lin2Jeffries wrote:

Anji wrote:

misterearl wrote:Get Well Baron

Anji wrote:!. Toney Douglas

I would respectfully submit Anji, that outside an emergency, we have seen that last of Toney Douglas at the point.

There is a thing in this league know as a scoring point guard. Many teams have them and don't expect them to anything but come off the bench for 20 minutes a game to give the starter a blow and put the ball in hoop. You don't need to be Nash to be a backup point guard.

And just because he isn't a starter doesn't mean he isn't a good change of pace off the bench.

I don't understand why people want to throw the baby out with the bath water when it comes to TD.

The 15-10 minutes Bibby is getting is a pure waste. TD is a good guard off the bench.

toney douglas is utter garbage. bibby is better at this point and that's sad.

Yeah, you can't be a "scoring point guard" with an FG% around .250.

Anji wrote:

misterearl wrote:Get Well Baron

Anji wrote:!. Toney Douglas

I would respectfully submit Anji, that outside an emergency, we have seen that last of Toney Douglas at the point.

There is a thing in this league know as a scoring point guard. Many teams have them and don't expect them to anything but come off the bench for 20 minutes a game to give the starter a blow and put the ball in hoop. You don't need to be Nash to be a backup point guard.

And just because he isn't a starter doesn't mean he isn't a good change of pace off the bench.

I don't understand why people want to throw the baby out with the bath water when it comes to TD.

The 15-10 minutes Bibby is getting is a pure waste. TD is a good guard off the bench.

Have you watched any game with TD running the point this season? If you had you couldn't possibly try to make he case for him to play point. TD has been the worst point guard in the history of the NBA. Enuff of this sheeeit already.

Anji wrote:Off the bench is what I said.

15-20 minutes a game TD can handle the point to give the starter a blow.

That's all I said. Every point guard in the league isn't a Pick and roll player like Lin or a pass first player.

Right roll and less of load TD is a good player and way better than Bibby.

No he can't handle it for 20 minutes because that's what he's been getting this entire time and he's been failing miserably at it. What's the love affair with poor shooting, low IQ basketball players?