nixluva wrote:

Olbrannon wrote:

nixluva wrote:Basically the Knicks were coasting with those 3's. That's the laziest thing you can do is to just jack a 3. They need to go hard in the 2nd half and attack the basket. Move the ball, move themselves and we should win this one. The cats have really 2 guys that have the game to hurt us and that's Jackson and Augustine. If we hold them down that's their whole attack.

sigh...isn't perspective a wonderful thing.

I saw TD penetrating...kicking out to a wide open Walker and Gallo once for nice wide open 3's. Moz would have given him a third assist if he can handle a nice pick and roll, TD penetrating under the basket and kicking to Walker for a nice dribble drive...oohh wait maybe you meant the first team ?

I was talking specifically about the 3's they took without a pass or any effort to get a better shot. Chan did this as did Gallo and Felton. It's odd that you come out of left field with this attack. What gives? I never mentioned TD.

Noted...guess I was jumping the gun since you specifically commented in the thread with his name on it he was useless at PG

nixluva wrote:

PresIke wrote:ty thomas has really improved, btw.

we're ahead...that's good. felton with some good play for the most part, although i could do without some of the jumpers...

defense needs to be more consistent from some players (that means you STAT), and the contested threes need to chill when there are other options.

fields still showing why we are fortunate to have him, and gallo needs to start going to the rack again...what gives?

When players get a bit tired they get lazy. It's not even really physical fatigue but mental fatigue. That's why some players are great, they never get tired and are always at full intensity. To me it's what separates the good from the great and the great from the Elite.

good point, nix.

also, gallo did go to the basket early in the game, seemed to get fouled, but nothing was called.

3rd Qtr 5:42
CHA 61 NYK 68

3rd Qtr 2:13
CHA 64 NYK 76