meloanyk wrote:

ToddTT wrote:Let's just say that we are incredibly lucky, and Toure has an awesome season.

Are we able to easily resign him next year?

Not sure but the greatness of Murray and Beno sent Lin's porous D to the bench. Just happy we dont have that overrated player on our books for $15mil next year. Houston been trying to dump him all season with no takers

under d'antoni and without melo he led the team to 7 straight wins and 9 out of 11 before miami mauled him. say what you will about porous d and whatnot but this was melo's team and they would not have co-existed. god forbid melo should take only 16 shots a game.

in houston it is tough for lin playing alongside a great backcourt player like harden who is also not known for defense. so it is a question of who fits better alongside harden, lin or beverly? it's not a knock on lin but rather a better fit with beverly out there. simple.

dk7th wrote:

meloanyk wrote:

ToddTT wrote:Let's just say that we are incredibly lucky, and Toure has an awesome season.

Are we able to easily resign him next year?

Not sure but the greatness of Murray and Beno sent Lin's porous D to the bench. Just happy we dont have that overrated player on our books for $15mil next year. Houston been trying to dump him all season with no takers

under d'antoni and without melo he led the team to 7 straight wins and 9 out of 11 before miami mauled him. say what you will about porous d and whatnot but this was melo's team and they would not have co-existed. god forbid melo should take only 16 shots a game.

in houston it is tough for lin playing alongside a great backcourt player like harden who is also not known for defense. so it is a question of who fits better alongside harden, lin or beverly? it's not a knock on lin but rather a better fit with beverly out there. simple.

great point as I posted a article pointing that out, as well.. it is a matter of fit...

dk7th wrote:

tkf wrote:

dk7th wrote:

meloanyk wrote:

ToddTT wrote:Let's just say that we are incredibly lucky, and Toure has an awesome season.

Are we able to easily resign him next year?

Not sure but the greatness of Murray and Beno sent Lin's porous D to the bench. Just happy we dont have that overrated player on our books for $15mil next year. Houston been trying to dump him all season with no takers

under d'antoni and without melo he led the team to 7 straight wins and 9 out of 11 before miami mauled him. say what you will about porous d and whatnot but this was melo's team and they would not have co-existed. god forbid melo should take only 16 shots a game.

in houston it is tough for lin playing alongside a great backcourt player like harden who is also not known for defense. so it is a question of who fits better alongside harden, lin or beverly? it's not a knock on lin but rather a better fit with beverly out there. simple.

great point as I posted a article pointing that out, as well.. it is a matter of fit...

you know what i actually knew that. i should have cited your post as a source but then all the melo fluffers would be up in arms at the very thought of the knicks becoming lin's team-- which ideally it should have, warts and all.

ah, no biggie, I agree, it would have been a call to war had you cited my post.. LOL.. I just thought it was nice to have someone else post the truth about that situation....

tkf wrote:

dk7th wrote:

tkf wrote:

dk7th wrote:

meloanyk wrote:

ToddTT wrote:Let's just say that we are incredibly lucky, and Toure has an awesome season.

Are we able to easily resign him next year?

Not sure but the greatness of Murray and Beno sent Lin's porous D to the bench. Just happy we dont have that overrated player on our books for $15mil next year. Houston been trying to dump him all season with no takers

under d'antoni and without melo he led the team to 7 straight wins and 9 out of 11 before miami mauled him. say what you will about porous d and whatnot but this was melo's team and they would not have co-existed. god forbid melo should take only 16 shots a game.

in houston it is tough for lin playing alongside a great backcourt player like harden who is also not known for defense. so it is a question of who fits better alongside harden, lin or beverly? it's not a knock on lin but rather a better fit with beverly out there. simple.

great point as I posted a article pointing that out, as well.. it is a matter of fit...

you know what i actually knew that. i should have cited your post as a source but then all the melo fluffers would be up in arms at the very thought of the knicks becoming lin's team-- which ideally it should have, warts and all.

ah, no biggie, I agree, it would have been a call to war had you cited my post.. LOL.. I just thought it was nice to have someone else post the truth about that situation....

yes of course it's the truth. but in order to fluff melo it is an immutable law that other players and a coach have to be denigrated. d'antoni, fields, gallo, both chandlers, lin, amare, copeland, novak, mozgov, shumpert-- the list goes on forever.

you know why they have to be denigrated?: because melo's career and his game can't stand on their own merits. this is not to say that he doesn't have value-- but as virtually every other player not named russell, magic, or bird-- it's a question of fit. melo fits in as a third wheel, kind of like bosh, kind of like aguirre.

getting back to mchale for a second-- he played with one of the unsung greats in dennis johnson, a player bird claimed was his greatest teammate-- so you don't think that he isn't looking at his backcourt players through his dj glasses? between fit and his own experience it is absolutely sound reasoning to start beverly.

dk7th wrote:

tkf wrote:

dk7th wrote:

tkf wrote:

dk7th wrote:

meloanyk wrote:

ToddTT wrote:Let's just say that we are incredibly lucky, and Toure has an awesome season.

Are we able to easily resign him next year?

Not sure but the greatness of Murray and Beno sent Lin's porous D to the bench. Just happy we dont have that overrated player on our books for $15mil next year. Houston been trying to dump him all season with no takers

under d'antoni and without melo he led the team to 7 straight wins and 9 out of 11 before miami mauled him. say what you will about porous d and whatnot but this was melo's team and they would not have co-existed. god forbid melo should take only 16 shots a game.

in houston it is tough for lin playing alongside a great backcourt player like harden who is also not known for defense. so it is a question of who fits better alongside harden, lin or beverly? it's not a knock on lin but rather a better fit with beverly out there. simple.

great point as I posted a article pointing that out, as well.. it is a matter of fit...

you know what i actually knew that. i should have cited your post as a source but then all the melo fluffers would be up in arms at the very thought of the knicks becoming lin's team-- which ideally it should have, warts and all.

ah, no biggie, I agree, it would have been a call to war had you cited my post.. LOL.. I just thought it was nice to have someone else post the truth about that situation....

yes of course it's the truth. but in order to fluff melo it is an immutable law that other players and a coach have to be denigrated. d'antoni, fields, gallo, both chandlers, lin, amare, copeland, novak, mozgov, shumpert-- the list goes on forever.

you know why they have to be denigrated?: because melo's career and his game can't stand on their own merits. this is not to say that he doesn't have value-- but as virtually every other player not named russell, magic, or bird-- it's a question of fit. melo fits in as a third wheel, kind of like bosh, kind of like aguirre.

getting back to mchale for a second-- he played with one of the unsung greats in dennis johnson, a player bird claimed was his greatest teammate-- so you don't think that he isn't looking at his backcourt players through his dj glasses? between fit and his own experience it is absolutely sound reasoning to start beverly.

very good points.. but we also don't need to go back that far.. look at how long manu ginobili came off the bench. .for a guy with all around star skills, he could start on any NBA team, but coming off the bench benefited the TEAM.. in the end, he is in when it counts...

Back to Mchale, I am sure he is looking at things as far as fit.. feelings and egos will have to take a back seat..

jrodmc wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

dk7th wrote:

meloanyk wrote:

ToddTT wrote:Let's just say that we are incredibly lucky, and Toure has an awesome season.

Are we able to easily resign him next year?

Not sure but the greatness of Murray and Beno sent Lin's porous D to the bench. Just happy we dont have that overrated player on our books for $15mil next year. Houston been trying to dump him all season with no takers

under d'antoni and without melo he led the team to 7 straight wins and 9 out of 11 before miami mauled him. say what you will about porous d and whatnot but this was melo's team and they would not have co-existed. god forbid melo should take only 16 shots a game.

in houston it is tough for lin playing alongside a great backcourt player like harden who is also not known for defense. so it is a question of who fits better alongside harden, lin or beverly? it's not a knock on lin but rather a better fit with beverly out there. simple.

He had a great run and it was fun but the schedule for those 7 games was very weak. I believe the only team over .500 was the Lakers but the Jazz may have still been hovering around .500. Lin is a pretty good point but he does have weaknesses. Guys are usually given run against their former teams. He sat out the entire fourth quarter. Guys worth 15 mil a year are out there in the fourth unless they are hurt or in foul trouble.

But no, this Knicks team should be Lin's team! Someone who would be better off here and not need to worry about being a better fit than Patrick Beverly, a certified second round NBDL scrub, pride of the Greek league. It's so tough for Lin there, it's just not fair. Simple.

The Melohaters will go to any length, over any amount of time, to denigrate the best player the Knicks have had since Ewing. They will love on a flash in the pan, can't play in the "real" season turnover machine, an overaged rookie forward from Bulgaria, or even a one-trick pony like Novak to show how worthless their personal anti-christ actually is.

And they hate only because they care.

Check out their stats this year. Explain to me why Beverly starts over Lin. The only stat Beverly is better in is rebounds.

jrodmc wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

dk7th wrote:

meloanyk wrote:

ToddTT wrote:Let's just say that we are incredibly lucky, and Toure has an awesome season.

Are we able to easily resign him next year?

Not sure but the greatness of Murray and Beno sent Lin's porous D to the bench. Just happy we dont have that overrated player on our books for $15mil next year. Houston been trying to dump him all season with no takers

under d'antoni and without melo he led the team to 7 straight wins and 9 out of 11 before miami mauled him. say what you will about porous d and whatnot but this was melo's team and they would not have co-existed. god forbid melo should take only 16 shots a game.

in houston it is tough for lin playing alongside a great backcourt player like harden who is also not known for defense. so it is a question of who fits better alongside harden, lin or beverly? it's not a knock on lin but rather a better fit with beverly out there. simple.

He had a great run and it was fun but the schedule for those 7 games was very weak. I believe the only team over .500 was the Lakers but the Jazz may have still been hovering around .500. Lin is a pretty good point but he does have weaknesses. Guys are usually given run against their former teams. He sat out the entire fourth quarter. Guys worth 15 mil a year are out there in the fourth unless they are hurt or in foul trouble.

But no, this Knicks team should be Lin's team! Someone who would be better off here and not need to worry about being a better fit than Patrick Beverly, a certified second round NBDL scrub, pride of the Greek league. It's so tough for Lin there, it's just not fair. Simple.

The Melohaters will go to any length, over any amount of time, to denigrate the best player the Knicks have had since Ewing. They will love on a flash in the pan, can't play in the "real" season turnover machine, an overaged rookie forward from Bulgaria, or even a one-trick pony like Novak to show how worthless their personal anti-christ actually is.

And they hate only because they care.

Ha Ha Ha I couldn't have said it better myself. You notice how they disappear when we win. They have a sickness called Melogitess.

NYKBocker wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

dk7th wrote:

meloanyk wrote:

ToddTT wrote:Let's just say that we are incredibly lucky, and Toure has an awesome season.

Are we able to easily resign him next year?

Not sure but the greatness of Murray and Beno sent Lin's porous D to the bench. Just happy we dont have that overrated player on our books for $15mil next year. Houston been trying to dump him all season with no takers

under d'antoni and without melo he led the team to 7 straight wins and 9 out of 11 before miami mauled him. say what you will about porous d and whatnot but this was melo's team and they would not have co-existed. god forbid melo should take only 16 shots a game.

in houston it is tough for lin playing alongside a great backcourt player like harden who is also not known for defense. so it is a question of who fits better alongside harden, lin or beverly? it's not a knock on lin but rather a better fit with beverly out there. simple.

He had a great run and it was fun but the schedule for those 7 games was very weak. I believe the only team over .500 was the Lakers but the Jazz may have still been hovering around .500. Lin is a pretty good point but he does have weaknesses. Guys are usually given run against their former teams. He sat out the entire fourth quarter. Guys worth 15 mil a year are out there in the fourth unless they are hurt or in foul trouble.

But no, this Knicks team should be Lin's team! Someone who would be better off here and not need to worry about being a better fit than Patrick Beverly, a certified second round NBDL scrub, pride of the Greek league. It's so tough for Lin there, it's just not fair. Simple.

The Melohaters will go to any length, over any amount of time, to denigrate the best player the Knicks have had since Ewing. They will love on a flash in the pan, can't play in the "real" season turnover machine, an overaged rookie forward from Bulgaria, or even a one-trick pony like Novak to show how worthless their personal anti-christ actually is.

And they hate only because they care.

Check out their stats this year. Explain to me why Beverly starts over Lin. The only stat Beverly is better in is rebounds.

anrst wrote:another game with no run ... cmon ... this is pure masochism.