mreinman wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:

mreinman wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:The fact that he's 20 years younger than Hose-A is an automatic upgrade. Probably shoots the same from 3 too.

what do you mean?

Hose-A's only saving grace is 3 point shooting or jump shooting in general. Fredette can match or probably better it.

http://dleague.nba.com/games/20151130/GRDWES/

jose shoots better than 40% from three. Don't think that jimmer will be anywhere close.

Jimmer is a career 38% 3 point shooter. That's pretty close, and though not a great defender a definite improvement over the human turnstile that is Hose-A.

Win-Win.

ChuckBuck wrote:The fact that he's 20 years younger than Hose-A is an automatic upgrade. Probably shoots the same from 3 too.

I'd have to say I want Jose gone just as much or more then most... Jose would be a nice back up putting up the numbers he has of late... Jimmer has always been able to score.. He probably is a upgrade over Jose just based on age and overall talent... But on the d league Knicks he has what he's been waiting for since he's been in this league... He's finally The number one option jimmer is going to tear up the d league... It's weird it had to come to the d league for jimmer to finally get the ball..

This kid has supreme skill but in the NBA sac town wanted him to be a spot up shooter 4th option. Three point specialists. Jimmer is a scorer who needs the ball in his hands to be effective... It's like telling Steph curry we don't want you to bring the ball up and set up the offense, curry like other pg's with supior scoring ability need the ball in there hands to be effective...

Jimmer is no different ... Let's bring this kid along and get his confidence up to where it should be... This kid can do it all, pass,shoot,score,get to the line,and the hoop.. The kid got funked being drafted by arguably the worst franchise in NBA history. And sac town like most, like to stereotype they thought little white boy must play Kerr Paxton role, when he is nothing like Paxton or Kerr...

Jimmer is a ball dominate pg just like curry can do it all, he just never got his chance to be the number one guy or just a pg who has the ball in his hands...

I see jimmer having a huge impact on the Knicks in the future if given a chance to be who he was always supposed to be, the man with the ball in his hands to make himself better as well as all of his teammates

ChuckBuck wrote:

mreinman wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:

mreinman wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:The fact that he's 20 years younger than Hose-A is an automatic upgrade. Probably shoots the same from 3 too.

what do you mean?

Hose-A's only saving grace is 3 point shooting or jump shooting in general. Fredette can match or probably better it.

http://dleague.nba.com/games/20151130/GRDWES/

jose shoots better than 40% from three. Don't think that jimmer will be anywhere close.

Jimmer is a career 38% 3 point shooter. That's pretty close, and though not a great defender a definite improvement over the human turnstile that is Hose-A.

Win-Win.

pretty high actually. Did not realize that.

Find it hard to believe that a Knicks team with Anthony, KP, and now Aflalo, is going to want to play with a 6ft tall ball dominant guard who is not known for making his teammates better or playing D.

I might be wrong, but I think there's a reason why he's been on 3 teams in the 5 years he's been in the league and the fact that he was not even on an NBA team's roster at the start of this year might be another red flag.

If he could do what he did in his first Westchester game in shorter minutes on the parent team, you could see his value as a change of pace guy, but he's yet to do such things in the NBA so far, so why should we believe he can do it with the Knicks.

I watched the second half of the W Knicks, and was surprised that they let him play the way he did- he seemed to be putting on a show for the fans who probably came out to see him, not Allan Houston, or the Knicks' assistant coach who was watching the game.

I can't believe that Phil, Mills, and Fisher are huddled together discussing how Jimmer will revitalize the Triangle and the Knicks' offense.

WaltLongmire wrote:Jimmer is 26, Calderon, 34...there is not even a double digit difference between their ages. Folks are making it seem that Jimmer is an undrafted discovery. Guy has a track record of mediocrity so far.

Find it hard to believe that a Knicks team with Anthony, KP, and now Aflalo, is going to want to play with a 6ft tall ball dominant guard who is not known for making his teammates better or playing D.

I might be wrong, but I think there's a reason why he's been on 3 teams in the 5 years he's been in the league and the fact that he was not even on an NBA team's roster at the start of this year might be another red flag.

If he could do what he did in his first Westchester game in shorter minutes on the parent team, you could see his value as a change of pace guy, but he's yet to do such things in the NBA so far, so why should we believe he can do it with the Knicks.

I watched the second half of the W Knicks, and was surprised that they let him play the way he did- he seemed to be putting on a show for the fans who probably came out to see him, not Allan Houston, or the Knicks' assistant coach who was watching the game.

I can't believe that Phil, Mills, and Fisher are huddled together discussing how Jimmer will revitalize the Triangle and the Knicks' offense.

I don't think they would have brought him in if they didn't think they could re-shape his game a little. He's got one all-world skill, I think he's worth working with for a bit. Not sure where the animus is coming from.

crzymdups wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:Jimmer is 26, Calderon, 34...there is not even a double digit difference between their ages. Folks are making it seem that Jimmer is an undrafted discovery. Guy has a track record of mediocrity so far.

Find it hard to believe that a Knicks team with Anthony, KP, and now Aflalo, is going to want to play with a 6ft tall ball dominant guard who is not known for making his teammates better or playing D.

I might be wrong, but I think there's a reason why he's been on 3 teams in the 5 years he's been in the league and the fact that he was not even on an NBA team's roster at the start of this year might be another red flag.

If he could do what he did in his first Westchester game in shorter minutes on the parent team, you could see his value as a change of pace guy, but he's yet to do such things in the NBA so far, so why should we believe he can do it with the Knicks.

I watched the second half of the W Knicks, and was surprised that they let him play the way he did- he seemed to be putting on a show for the fans who probably came out to see him, not Allan Houston, or the Knicks' assistant coach who was watching the game.

I can't believe that Phil, Mills, and Fisher are huddled together discussing how Jimmer will revitalize the Triangle and the Knicks' offense.

I don't think they would have brought him in if they didn't think they could re-shape his game a little. He's got one all-world skill, I think he's worth working with for a bit. Not sure where the animus is coming from.

I'm also not a supporter of over-hype...I even cringe when I see all the stuff coming out about KP by writers and "analysts" who are amazed and gushing about him because they were too stupid to actually do the research they should have done prior to the draft.

Jimmer is a guy who has been overvalued since he came out of college. Could not stick with Sacramento, the team that drafted him, and the Pelicans, a team he played with for a season, chose fellow journeyman Ish Smith over him.

He's actually someone who needs to play in Europe for a year, since he would not improve his game in China playing in their shoot-first offense enabling league.

I've watched a number of Westchester games, and they usually move the ball around quite well. Summers was a gunner before getting injured, but he was not a guy who would dribble around for 10 seconds looking for a shot.

Their new coach has a history with the Spurs, and I think he was hired because they felt he could bring a little of that franchise's unselfishness to Westchester. This will not be the case if Jimmer plays like he did yesterday.

One thing you also have to remember...the NY Knicks have no control over him at all. They might get to seem him practice, because the two teams work out in the same complex, I think, but as we already know, any team can sign him at any time while he is playing in Westchester- he is not our "property" in any way.

Hope he works out, but I am don't expect him to do anything with the big club... although I'll be very happy if I'm wrong about him.

clyderules wrote:We need a guy who can shoot like that. Jose shoots well but the number of shots is so low that it has no impact. Jimmer loves to shoot. Jimmer loves to penetrate. Jimmer loves to score!

He's the perfect compliment to our second unit. As far as taking over for Jose, I don't see it. Jimmer is a team all by himself. Unfortunately, he's not starter material for this team, unless he's a SG. And I don't have any stats, but my guess is his shooting and scoring is lower as a SG. He needs the ball in his hands to be affective. I think the D league is a way to see who coaches can use his talent, within the triangle system. Once they know how to use him, they will bring him up and play a Gallo role. All those penetration layups he took would be potential drive and kick moves in the NBA, if he learns to adjust his game at the next level.

blkexec wrote:

clyderules wrote:We need a guy who can shoot like that. Jose shoots well but the number of shots is so low that it has no impact. Jimmer loves to shoot. Jimmer loves to penetrate. Jimmer loves to score!

He's the perfect compliment to our second unit. As far as taking over for Jose, I don't see it. Jimmer is a team all by himself. Unfortunately, he's not starter material for this team, unless he's a SG. And I don't have any stats, but my guess is his shooting and scoring is lower as a SG. He needs the ball in his hands to be affective. I think the D league is a way to see who coaches can use his talent, within the triangle system. Once they know how to use him, they will bring him up and play a Gallo role. All those penetration layups he took would be potential drive and kick moves in the NBA, if he learns to adjust his game at the next level.

Remember Shved was kind of a nut but that wild card aspect to his game was needed. Teams didn't know how to deal with him and his wild drives to the basket. He would take a couple of bad 3's but he'd also keep a defense nervous. I see Jimmer in the same way. Right now we have times were the ball is being passed almost too much. No one wants to really shoot it cuz they aren't SHOOTERS. Jimmer has that mentality which not everyone has.