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gunsnewing
Posts: 55076 Alba Posts: 5 Joined: 2/24/2002 Member: #215 USA |
Knicks1969 wrote:martin wrote:Knicks1969 wrote:nyk4ever wrote:Knicks1969 wrote:I love Lopez, but wouldn't mind moving him if I can replace him with a comparable player who is cheaper and can also help us improve the back court. Monroe.. And who wouldn't want MCW over Calderon? I think MCW's length, defense & penetration is exactly what this teams needs. Unless you are content with the point guards we have or scrubs like Bogans/Chalmers etc. In addition to MCW ability to break down defenses and score easy baskets in transition I think a KP/Monroe frontcourt makes us a more balanced team. Neither Rolo or KP get use easy buckets inside 15ft. When one of them flourishes statistically the other gives you nothing. KP needs to step it up defensively to cover for Monroe. KP gets to chase blocks at the 5 and not hurt is by chasing Blocks from the 4. KP IS capable of Blocking 3-4 shots a game with his quickness at 7'3. Let's pretend we are not Knick fans for a second. Who would you rather receive in a trade Rolo or Monroe? I will give you an example of someone simliar who was absolutely trashed by New York Knickerbocker fans for not playing any defense, for being a bad guy, a me guy etc but has gone on to do great things elsewhere. One of the best PF's in the game for for almost a decade now. That would be |
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Knicks1969
Posts: 25394 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 11/7/2014 Member: #5915 |
Rambis as coach is very promising. For a starter, he is doing things after games that I haven't seen from Fisher; he is less diplomatic with his assessments of the players and that is refreshing. He was able to highlight what me and others have fervently criticized about Calderon the other night, and most of all, he also pointed out that the rotation MUST be tighter (9 to 10 men), as well as mixed.
Rambis said a short eight-man rotation would be ideal but is “unrealistic” during the regular season, preferring to go with nine or 10 in a pinch. He also plotted a goal of staggering the rotations better than Fisher, rather than substituting lineups all at once. “I never liked it as a player when you were locked into coming out at a specific time on the clock,” Rambis said. “So it’s always going to be a feel thing. But we’ve got to do a much better job of blending the units. It can’t be a full starting unit and a then full second unit out there. So that we can keep continuity with guys and also keep some of our key ballplayers on the court so we can keep some scoring.” http://m.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/seraphin-buried-knicks-bench-fisher-article-1.2529031 http://nypost.com/2016/02/11/rambis-proves-the-anti-fisher-in-speaking-jose-calderon-reality/ Thank God Fisher is no longer our coach, now let's get Calderon out of here:)
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