Bonn1997 wrote:

nykshaknbake wrote:I think that one should remember that Iman came off ACL surgery and was absolutely miserable for a long while when he came back. Those numbers are skewed a bit for that reason.

They might be. I really wanted to find a month-by-month breakdown

http://stats.nba.com/playerStats.html?PlayerID=202697&groupFeedtype=splitsShooting&MeasureType=Base&PerMode=Totals

Here you go. If you click "Splits" you can choose individual months or your own date range.

knicks1248 wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Every one of our kid's is the next big thing
Sweetney -- Elton Brand in his prime
Lampe -- Dirk Nowitzki
Vujacic -- Nash
Fields -- Prince
Gallinari -- Dirk (We've had a lot of Dirks)

Why have you left off Mardy 'Walt Frazier' Collins?

I was only including the ridiculous, invalid examples

LoL!! or Frank "walt frazier" Williams

To draft one Walt Frazier would be considered lucky, to have the fortune and skill to draft 3 of them is why we are the nba's premier franchise today.

CrushAlot wrote:I remember thinking the Knicks nailed the Lampe/Sweetney draft.

God, I was so excited after that night.

Paul George has been under the radar and from this time moving foward people and players will be watching him. The players who will now play against him will play that much harder, more double teams and being more physical. I give him credit but lets see what he does moving foward. If the Pacers beat the Heat he will bet a lot of credit. If the Pacers loose he will be just another player who went to the eastern finals and loss. Anyway he is not a Knick so I really don't care what he doe I care only about the players on the Knicks.

Papabear wrote:Papabear Says

Paul George has been under the radar and from this time moving foward people and players will be watching him. The players who will now play against him will play that much harder, more double teams and being more physical. I give him credit but lets see what he does moving foward. If the Pacers beat the Heat he will bet a lot of credit. If the Pacers loose he will be just another player who went to the eastern finals and loss. Anyway he is not a Knick so I really don't care what he doe I care only about the players on the Knicks.

He's definitely left his mark on Melo, and to a degree Lebron as well.

I do think Shump is a better defender as he did check Pierce and ironically Paul George pretty well.

Whether Shuimp can be like PG is really dependant on what the Knicks do with his development.

He already has the defensive tools, everything things else is a matter allowing mistakes to happen on the court as he continues to get better in the process.

PG still has alot of offensive issues, mainly passing and shooting.

CrushAlot wrote:

3G4G wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Every one of our kid's is the next big thing
Sweetney -- Elton Brand in his prime
Lampe -- Dirk Nowitzki
Vujacic -- Nash
Fields -- Prince
Gallinari -- Dirk (We've had a lot of Dirks)

That was a doosy don't forget Bird as Walsh gave him videos of him to study remember...

Lest we forget Toney Douglas was Chauncey Billups for a blip

Lest we forget Jordan Hill was a Young Amar'e Stoudemire

Lest we forget Channing Frye was Rasheed Wallace

Lest we forget Andy Rottens was J.J. Redick

Walsh did not draft well when he was with the Knicks. Isn't Rautins older then Reddick?

Redick is 28.

newyorknewyork wrote:Id be happy if Shump turned into a 15pts per game guy.

I see his ability to INITIATE our defense on our opponents PG's as his biggest strength
We all know this kid has a great work ethic and with a summer to finally work on his strengths in addition to his weaknesses, we will be seeing a huge upgrade next season
Hopefully he can become our 3rd goto guy in a more free flowing offense and stays as a Knick because these are the types of players we need
His athleticism/speed/quickness are some of the things he has to work on, in addition to his handle/ability to penetrate/finish with contract

It is still up in the air if he could be closer to Sprewell/Westbrook/ or Tony Allen with more skills but SKY is the limit for this kid and I am glad he is still a Knick
I really hope he starts a voluntary work out program with many players on our roster to work with the things above with trainers
Working on strength with reps and NOT weight, coordination/balance with flexibility with pilates/core training

With whoever we pick in the draft, I hope he sets something up to continue to work hard and build continuility with each other

Felton
JR
Kidd

Amare *he got much slower and less mobile
Camby

Cope
Melo *has plenty to work on to add to his game*/Kidd *yes put in that work with that exp*

3G4G wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Every one of our kid's is the next big thing
Sweetney -- Elton Brand in his prime
Lampe -- Dirk Nowitzki
Vujacic -- Nash
Fields -- Prince
Gallinari -- Dirk (We've had a lot of Dirks)

That was a doosy don't forget Bird as Walsh gave him videos of him to study remember...

Lest we forget Toney Douglas was Chauncey Billups for a blip

Lest we forget Jordan Hill was a Young Amar'e Stoudemire

Lest we forget Channing Frye was Rasheed Wallace

Lest we forget Andy Rottens was J.J. Redick

Actually, I think Jordan Hill was the first pick to unite the boards- EVERYONE thought it was a terrible pick. The most favorable comparison for him was "Chris Wilcox with a motor" and even that turned out to be over doing it (he was surprisingly lazy). Just a bad pick and everyone knew it at the time.