newyorker4ever wrote:

knickscity wrote:

SocraticBallin22 wrote:

newyorker4ever wrote:

SocraticBallin22 wrote:Who else still thinks that jose should be starting over Gallo just because he had one bad game. When's the last time you've seen jose make big, clutch 3's like this keeping us in the game?

When's the last time anyone has seen Gallo make big clutch threes to stay in a game??? lol

If you were really watching, which I'm starting to seriously doubt, you would see he's been a clutch shooter since last season making big shots. He has the clutch gene.

He's making it obvious he isn't even watching THIS GAME. Still asking what Fisher said during half time...lol.

I can promise you and i know this just by reading some of the nonsense some of you say that you couldn't even compare minds with me when it comes to the Knicks and basketball.....I PROMISE.

Dude freaking please!

4Q - 0:05
DET 109 NYK 103

WaltLongmire wrote:

SocraticBallin22 wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:Jackson 4/14 and 3 misses from the line and he hits those 3's.

Frustrating.

Running theme of the season. Getting destroyed by opposing point guards. SMH

They were not penetrations and not good looks given his performance during the rest of the game.

Not much you can do there, to be honest.

I would have been more upset if he had penetrated and gotten something done.

Agreed. They were played as well as you could play them. He just made big shots. He would have penetrated easily if jose was in there.

SocraticBallin22 wrote:

callmened wrote:i hate moral victories and its a shame they were down so much in the 1st half...but they showed SO MUCH character!

This is not a moral victory. I don't want to hear it. What was the excuse for the putric 1st half? It probably would have been better to get blown out and preserve our energy for the game tomorrow night. Now we will be gassed.

newyorker4ever wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Great comeback. They just couldn't overcome that first half.

That was a great 2nd half but we just couldn't pull it off.......definitely Fisher's fault...lol

How about it being Fisher's fault that the team came out lifeless with no energy and got blown out by a team who had been struggling and played the night before?

crzymdups wrote:They showed heart and played with a fire that had been missing of late.

I think it's a good sign of things to come. Time will tell.

Only a good sign if they had won the game. Sorry.

nixluva wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:nix, remember what i said what adjustment fish would make if they doubled or trapped melo in the last 2 mins?
a. melo took a bad 3
b. we got seriously lucky that assflac did not jack that shot up coz he was about to...he had nowhere to go
c. and of course our own PNR defene sucked.

The MELO 3 was just a miss. They didn't do anything special on D.

The arguments you're trying to make aren't really getting to the heart of the problem. I guarantee you that if the Knicks had a legit PG things would look a lot different. It's really that simple. They need even more than that but a better PG would make a huge difference. Fish is not the biggest problem this team has!!!

are you saying that there is NO OTHER COACH IN THE NBA that could have gotten more wins out of this team? or are you just saying that Fisher is not the biggest problem...but he is a problem? sounds like some level of acknowledgment.

FINAL
DET 111 NYK 105

Cartman718 wrote:

nixluva wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

nixluva wrote:POINT MELO. How bout that Fish adjustment???

That's not an adjustment....he's been doing that all season...his assists were 3 in nov, 4 in dec, and 5 in jan.
the question is...what is fish's adjustment when melo is not in the game?

answer the question nix

You think this is some kind of brilliant point but I don't agree. The issues this team has with the bench can't simply be solved with some adjustment. At some point you need some talent. This team lacks a really effective PG!

yes it can be solved, but you or fisher obviously cannot solve it.
you have to play to the remaining players' strengths when melo is out.
our bench players can be effective contributors if you dont force feed the triangle down their throats.

You still think this is the core problem? It's not about forcing them to play the Triangle. It's about talent. Knicks have HOLES on the roster that need to be addressed. Either players get better or we have to bring in better players.