gunsnewing wrote:Well it didnt work because like felton and kidd he turned the ball over twice as well. Prigioni wasnt even in the game in favor of JR. Prigs played only 20mins.

We were up 26. JRs offense wasnt even needed. We needed as many ball handlers and playmakers on the court. Shump and prigs were on the bench til the lead was cut to 4 in 4mins

It's not always going to work. You can make the right decision for the right reasons and still not succeed; you can't only judge a decision by the result.

gunsnewing wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:Felton caused a couple of turnovers also during the Celtics run. Its unreal what kind of expectations you have. No wonder you are always disappointed. When Melo brought the ball up, he got fouled and hit two FT's and then hit a FG crossing Bass over.

Celtics came back because the Knicks got complacent and thought it was blow out time. Knicks got blown out because Jason Kidd is too slow for Avery Bradley. Your thread is on crack and you don't remember how it went down. You take one possession and think that's how the whole game went.

Beat me too it. Felton started getting sloppy with the ball.

He always remembers one or two possessions and builds his whole view of the game from them. Accroding to guns, PG should bring the ball up. Kidd is in the game and Bradley is stealing the ball from him but he doesn't remember that. That is what started the comeback. He only remembers the three possessions where Melo brought the ball up.

This happened during the 3month stretch of .500 ball and the last 2yrs in the playoffs. I dont judge anything on 2 possesions

maybe not after two possessions but you did want to fire the coach after a bad stretch and run Amar'e into the ground without regard for the bigger picture etc.

SupremeCommander wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:Felton caused a couple of turnovers also during the Celtics run. Its unreal what kind of expectations you have. No wonder you are always disappointed. When Melo brought the ball up, he got fouled and hit two FT's and then hit a FG crossing Bass over.

Celtics came back because the Knicks got complacent and thought it was blow out time. Knicks got blown out because Jason Kidd is too slow for Avery Bradley. Your thread is on crack and you don't remember how it went down. You take one possession and think that's how the whole game went.

Beat me too it. Felton started getting sloppy with the ball.

He always remembers one or two possessions and builds his whole view of the game from them. Accroding to guns, PG should bring the ball up. Kidd is in the game and Bradley is stealing the ball from him but he doesn't remember that. That is what started the comeback. He only remembers the three possessions where Melo brought the ball up.

This happened during the 3month stretch of .500 ball and the last 2yrs in the playoffs. I dont judge anything on 2 possesions

maybe not after two possessions but you did want to fire the coach after a bad stretch and run Amar'e into the ground without regard for the bigger picture etc.

As far as woodson is concerned im not getting into the reasons why we were 20-20 midseason again but i will say one major one that is still rearing its head in the playoffs is the tendency to iso. Playing kidd etc

gunsnewing wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:

Silverfuel wrote:Felton caused a couple of turnovers also during the Celtics run. Its unreal what kind of expectations you have. No wonder you are always disappointed. When Melo brought the ball up, he got fouled and hit two FT's and then hit a FG crossing Bass over.

Celtics came back because the Knicks got complacent and thought it was blow out time. Knicks got blown out because Jason Kidd is too slow for Avery Bradley. Your thread is on crack and you don't remember how it went down. You take one possession and think that's how the whole game went.

Beat me too it. Felton started getting sloppy with the ball.

He always remembers one or two possessions and builds his whole view of the game from them. Accroding to guns, PG should bring the ball up. Kidd is in the game and Bradley is stealing the ball from him but he doesn't remember that. That is what started the comeback. He only remembers the three possessions where Melo brought the ball up.

This happened during the 3month stretch of .500 ball and the last 2yrs in the playoffs. I dont judge anything on 2 possesions

January and February were rough for the Knicks. Essentially the period after Howard tried to end melo's season. Knicks were 13-7 in march.