MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:eViL wrote:my biggest knock on MDA is how he keeps telling melo to take lots of bad shots and mess up our spacing.
He's not a coach you get to micromanage the action on the floor.
He's a free-flowing coach, everyone knew this. And what does the franchise do? Gives him one of the few star players in the league that requires micromanaging on the floor.
Every other guy on our roster can play MDA ball except for The One Guy.
But now it's D'Antoni's fault?
Come on.
Team wins when they play D'Antoni's style. This is a fact.
8-1 is 1/7th of the season, that's a significant chunk.
It makes no sense that they win 8 out of 9 games then go 2-4 or 2-5 or whatever they are now after Melo returns. IT'S OBVIOUSLY NOT THE COACH THAT CHANGED, BUT THE PLAYER HE IS BEING FORCED TO PLAY.
Let's get real.
It's really funny how you can't see what teams figured out from Miami. Everyone is trapping and stopping the ball. The player who set the phantom pick has cut to the hoop and bang! Offense sputters.
Melo had a bad game and is not playing well but what teams are doing to the knicks has nothing to do with Melo. In fact, without Melo, the knicks get killed in Boston.
No adjustments to the trap is the issue right now that is most alarming.
1b. Switching Defense
2. Knicks can't catch the phuckin rock
3. Melo can't hit shots
4. JR can't hit shots
5 Shump needs more minutes
6. Baron sux
7. Tyson is hurt
8. we need more ISO's