cooch2584 wrote:

callmened wrote:The reason why I vote for d. cunningham is because hes a rugged & willing defender who's young and has some offense. Unlike most people, i actually DONT think melo is the answer at 4. It simply hides his weakness as a defender. plus hes a poor rebounder. He thrives at the 4 simply cuz hes a mismatch on offense. But hes a mismatch on offense to any one guarding him though

Cope CANT play D well

Cope hasnt had enuff time in NBA games to learn the nuances of NBA d.He has busy feet and thats the first thing a d player needs

knickscity wrote:

cooch2584 wrote:

callmened wrote:The reason why I vote for d. cunningham is because hes a rugged & willing defender who's young and has some offense. Unlike most people, i actually DONT think melo is the answer at 4. It simply hides his weakness as a defender. plus hes a poor rebounder. He thrives at the 4 simply cuz hes a mismatch on offense. But hes a mismatch on offense to any one guarding him though

Cope CANT play D well

Cope hasnt had enuff time in NBA games to learn the nuances of NBA d.He has busy feet and thats the first thing a d player needs

The basics you learn in grade school, he doesn't even have the proper stance that's taught early as a kid.

I taught and coached grammer school bball,but if thats your opinion ok with me.You have your opinion and I have mine.

knickscity wrote:

cooch2584 wrote:

knickscity wrote:

cooch2584 wrote:

callmened wrote:The reason why I vote for d. cunningham is because hes a rugged & willing defender who's young and has some offense. Unlike most people, i actually DONT think melo is the answer at 4. It simply hides his weakness as a defender. plus hes a poor rebounder. He thrives at the 4 simply cuz hes a mismatch on offense. But hes a mismatch on offense to any one guarding him though

Cope CANT play D well

Cope hasnt had enuff time in NBA games to learn the nuances of NBA d.He has busy feet and thats the first thing a d player needs

The basics you learn in grade school, he doesn't even have the proper stance that's taught early as a kid.

I taught and coached grammer school bball,but if thats your opinion ok with me.You have your opinion and I have mine.

So you're disagreeing that the basics of defense is pretty much the first thing you learn in basketball?

Im not disagreeing or agreeing with nothing.You think what you want and ILL think what I want.

knickscity wrote:

cooch2584 wrote:

knickscity wrote:

cooch2584 wrote:

knickscity wrote:

cooch2584 wrote:

callmened wrote:The reason why I vote for d. cunningham is because hes a rugged & willing defender who's young and has some offense. Unlike most people, i actually DONT think melo is the answer at 4. It simply hides his weakness as a defender. plus hes a poor rebounder. He thrives at the 4 simply cuz hes a mismatch on offense. But hes a mismatch on offense to any one guarding him though

Cope CANT play D well

Cope hasnt had enuff time in NBA games to learn the nuances of NBA d.He has busy feet and thats the first thing a d player needs

The basics you learn in grade school, he doesn't even have the proper stance that's taught early as a kid.

I taught and coached grammer school bball,but if thats your opinion ok with me.You have your opinion and I have mine.

So you're disagreeing that the basics of defense is pretty much the first thing you learn in basketball?

Im not disagreeing or agreeing with nothing.You think what you want and ILL think what I want.

Good way to dodge the statement.....commendable.

Thank you very much.

Anji wrote:Cunningham played really well against us, he would be a nice pick in the off season as a bigger 3\4 with a jumpshot.

Dante is a decent player,I wouldnt mind him on our team.

NYKMentality wrote:Talking about trading Steve Novak for "veteran muscle"? What a joke.

Novak is automatic from beyond the arc. Led the entire NBA last year in 3 point field goal percentage. Here in 2012-2013? He's ranked 3rd in 3 point field goal percentage, with a 3PT% of .448%. Only behind Bonner and Curry. Ray Allen and Kyle Korver round out the top 5.

The man pretty much never misses a free throw either (.933%).

Trade our greatest overall (pure) shooter for another "veteran player"? What a laughing stock joke.

If our core group of Kidd, Felton, Shumpert, J.R Smith, Melo, Stoudemire and Tyson are (all) healthy come postseason play? Novak is going to become a machine come playoff time. As of right now we're healthy outside of Felton with Shumpert making his return.

Alright, well, I hope you at least had good laughs from all the jokes

It's good to have automatic gunners,

It's also good to have filthy tough guys who do dirty works, and we don't really have that,

I want someone who will back Melo up next time KG want's to pop the smack

knickscity wrote:

IronWillGiroud wrote:

NYKMentality wrote:Talking about trading Steve Novak for "veteran muscle"? What a joke.

Novak is automatic from beyond the arc. Led the entire NBA last year in 3 point field goal percentage. Here in 2012-2013? He's ranked 3rd in 3 point field goal percentage, with a 3PT% of .448%. Only behind Bonner and Curry. Ray Allen and Kyle Korver round out the top 5.

The man pretty much never misses a free throw either (.933%).

Trade our greatest overall (pure) shooter for another "veteran player"? What a laughing stock joke.

If our core group of Kidd, Felton, Shumpert, J.R Smith, Melo, Stoudemire and Tyson are (all) healthy come postseason play? Novak is going to become a machine come playoff time. As of right now we're healthy outside of Felton with Shumpert making his return.

Alright, well, I hope you at least had good laughs from all the jokes

It's good to have automatic gunners,

It's also good to have filthy tough guys who do dirty works, and we don't really have that,

I want someone who will back Melo up next time KG want's to pop the smack

I'd rather melo do like KG, Rock him on the court, and win the game.

Same here, hopefully he busts the proverbial cap in KG's ass next game (which is January 24th btw)