Noah's value is if he can pass, set screens and board. Problem with our teams starting 5 is we don't have great off the ball cutters. Melo is a 1 on 1 scorer. Rose is a driver. KP can cut but he's so big he takes up so much space. So KP is best off outside with the starters or posting up on a mismatch. Lee can cut but is not a great finisher at the rim he is much better as a shooter. Where Noah would thrive more is in a more open court free offense with Jennings, Holiday, Kuz, and Thomas. They can just move the ball fast and cut more. Take more 3 pointers play a pace and space offense.

I would switch Billy and Noah or OQuinn and Noah in the rotation and see how it goes.

For sure I'm very disappointed with what we have gotten so far from Noah. However we could be using him
better if we play him with smaller quicker lineups.

crzymdups wrote:And let's not discount how important Noah was in helping Rose, who had never played outside his home town in Chicago and is by all accounts a quiet and sensitive dude, adapt to NY and feel comfortable here. It's pretty obvious Rose feels pretty comfortable here pretty fast.

He played a year of college ball at Memphis.

^^. I'm in this camp. Noah is our number one area to improve. And right now it's all mental. We need a horse whisperer or hypnotists.

He also brings a resolve and winning attitude. Let's be patient w this guy. Phil won w Dennis Rodman who had zero offensive talent. Noah has some but it's mentally blocked. Honestly if he could start hitting free throws close to the way he used to, he'd be that much more aggressive on offense

anyone think this may be distracting Noah some:

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