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ToddTT
Posts: 30467 Alba Posts: 53 Joined: 8/30/2001 Member: #105 |
![]() This thread is awesome.
Oh good lord... https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XkmGrX7O0lQ
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JrZyHuStLa
Posts: 25677 Alba Posts: 3 Joined: 1/5/2007 Member: #1241 |
![]() ToddTT wrote:This thread is awesome. They just eat it up all the time, I love it. |
foosballnick
Posts: 21529 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 6/17/2010 Member: #3148 |
![]() JrZyHuStLa wrote:ToddTT wrote:This thread is awesome. JMO but overt trolls like you ruin what is a pretty solid Knicks discussion board for everyone. |
NYKMentality
Posts: 23995 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 11/12/2012 Member: #4385 |
![]() foosballnick wrote:JrZyHuStLa wrote:JMO but overt trolls like you ruin what is a pretty solid Knicks discussion board for everyone.ToddTT wrote:This thread is awesome.They just eat it up all the time, I love it. If the Knicks would've lost yesterday on Christmas day? He would've been celebrating and prancing around (gloating). But since we won and looked spectacular while doing so? He's back to hiding under a rock. |
WOODMANnYk
Posts: 22417 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 6/30/2002 Member: #529 USA |
![]() There are a lot of talent on that list of young Knicks but the coaching staff and FO needs to put these kids in spots where they can succeed and excel.. When you add Kemba, a scoring pg and Fournier who needs the ball in order to score in ryhthm, Barrett will be taking a backseat but hopefully it doesnt stop his overall growth and development. Bobby Huggins did a great job with Deuce in college so he will play a solid role with this team especially in the defensive end. Grimes will become a 2 way player. As for Toppin, I dont think he'll ever become a starter in this league. Quickley reminds me of a young jamal crawford and will be an effective 6th man off the bench.. Sims will be the sleeper of that draft class and MitchRob needs to play smarter basketball. Sometimes, he makes these bonedheaded plays which gets him in foul woes. Only 23 but he needs to stay healthy and play consistent basketball. Knicks got soemthing good here.. Let's just hope they dont go into a knee jerk reaction mode and package some of these young talent for someone not worth it.. Lastly, They should be playing Knox more minutes, at 22 yrs old, i think he gets it now.. In order for us to know, he needs to be on the court during games...
The Future. GO KNICKS!
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WOODMANnYk
Posts: 22417 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 6/30/2002 Member: #529 USA |
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The Future. GO KNICKS!
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NYKMentality
Posts: 23995 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 11/12/2012 Member: #4385 |
![]() WOODMANnYk wrote:There are a lot of talent on that list of young Knicks but the coaching staff and FO needs to put these kids in spots where they can succeed and excel.. When you add Kemba, a scoring pg and Fournier who needs the ball in order to score in ryhthm, Barrett will be taking a backseat but hopefully it doesnt stop his overall growth and development. Bobby Huggins did a great job with Deuce in college so he will play a solid role with this team especially in the defensive end. Grimes will become a 2 way player. As for Toppin, I dont think he'll ever become a starter in this league. Quickley reminds me of a young jamal crawford and will be an effective 6th man off the bench.. Sims will be the sleeper of that draft class and MitchRob needs to play smarter basketball. Sometimes, he makes these bonedheaded plays which gets him in foul woes. Only 23 but he needs to stay healthy and play consistent basketball. Knicks got soemthing good here.. Let's just hope they dont go into a knee jerk reaction mode and package some of these young talent for someone not worth it.. Lastly, They should be playing Knox more minutes, at 22 yrs old, i think he gets it now.. In order for us to know, he needs to be on the court during games... Good post man but I strongly disagree about Obi Toppin not ever becoming a starter in this league. His athleticism is unreal. It's absolutely freakish. And his ability to move without the ball with cuts is electricity. He reminds me so much of Amare Stoudemire. His leap from year 1 as a rookie last year to year two this season is also very promising (moving forward). Just look at his per 36 minutes. PER 36. ROOKIE = 13.3 points, 7.3 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 0.8 blocks and a FG% of .498%. 2nd year = 19.8 points, 8.9 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.3 blocks and a FG% of .531%. Amare Stoudemire 2nd year PER 36 = 20.1 points, 8.8 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 1.2 blocks and a FG% of .475%. Those 2nd year per 36 numbers between Stoudemire vs. Toppin are DAMN NEAR IDENTICAL! His FT shooting has also improved too. .731% as a Rookie and now .804% as a 2nd year kid this year. ■ And most importantly his Player Efficiency Rating has sky rocketed from 12.7 as a Rookie to 20.1 this year. If he can improve his 3PT shot he's going to develop into an absolute STAR. Not even a young 2nd year Amare Stoudemire had a Player Efficiency Rating of 20.1 as a 2nd year kid (he had a 19.8. Obi Toppin is special man. |
ToddTT
Posts: 30467 Alba Posts: 53 Joined: 8/30/2001 Member: #105 |
![]() foosballnick wrote:JrZyHuStLa wrote:ToddTT wrote:This thread is awesome. +1 BTW, you can go to your profile settings and make them vanish. Oh good lord... https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XkmGrX7O0lQ
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KnickDanger
Posts: 24375 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 10/30/2017 Member: #7578 |
![]() ToddTT wrote:foosballnick wrote:JrZyHuStLa wrote:ToddTT wrote:This thread is awesome. Thumbs up. |
blkexec
Posts: 28297 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 9/3/2004 Member: #748 |
![]() Not sure if this has already been said, but to me Grimes is better than EF. Let’s talk offense first. U can say Grimes might be a better shooter. He reminds me of Allan Houston, how he can get hot quick. But to reduce argument sake, let’s say it’s a tie as far as offense. Defense? Do we even have to compare this? It’s actually laughable how much better grimes is vs EF.
I think Kemba has played his way into keeping his starting roll for now. And EF was my ideal candidate to be moved to the bench anyway. Now I think he’s a good trade piece. This is the only time EF will get all this playing time. And he has shown he can still light it up. But if grimes takes his minutes, we will not see any drop offs in team performance. If anything it should be neutral or better. If neutral, I still trade EF. Gives grimes and others more playing time to learn and grow from their mistakes, during real nba action. Thoughts? Make it happen Rose. Thibs is already on record talking highly of grimes and his defense, along with McBride and sims, in a recent article on the homepage. After grimes made 5 threes, thibs only talked about his defense alone is great and a much needed energy on defense, especially with a starting PG like Kemba. U should never have 2 defensive liabilities as your starting back court or 1st line of defense. Now that Burks is on the second unit, time to move grimes up and EF down. Born in Brooklyn, Raised in Queens, Lives in Maryland.
The future is bright, I'm a Knicks fan for life!
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Kemet
Posts: 22087 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 9/23/2015 Member: #6148 |
![]() NYKMentality wrote:Kemet wrote:These five are rotation KEEPERS ..... After the Knicks 1-4 post-season performance vs the Hawks ....
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knicks1248
Posts: 42059 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 2/3/2004 Member: #582 |
![]() Kemet wrote:NYKMentality wrote:Kemet wrote:These five are rotation KEEPERS ..... Wow this is pretty harsh I don't believe he's all star material but he definitely could be a solid starter on a playoff team as far as his ceiling. He should be a decent spot up 3 pointer shooter who can slash and finish in transition. The problem with him on the knicks (especially in the starting unit) we don't run enough for him to maximize is biggest skill set. The half court game we play basically makes him a spot up shooter. I'm sure the knicks won't hesitate to move him if a star is in the returns ES
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Philc1
Posts: 28295 Alba Posts: 2 Joined: 9/2/2020 Member: #8897 |
![]() Kemet wrote:NYKMentality wrote:Kemet wrote:These five are rotation KEEPERS ..... RJ, the third overall pick who averaged 17 and 7 last year for a top 15 pick? Wow that’s phenomenal value! |
TheGame
Posts: 26632 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 7/15/2006 Member: #1154 USA |
![]() I try to hold myself back and not just drink the Kool Aid, but our young guys seem to be really good. Toppin looks like a young Amare. Grimes looks like a young Klay Thompson. McBride looks like a better shooting Mookie Blaylock. Quickley looks like a young Jason Terry/Bobby Jackson. Mitch is a young DeAndre Jordan and RJ is kind of in a category of his own (solid starter but probably not ever going to be an Allstar). Even Sims looks like a young Ben Wallace. I think the McBride/Grimes backcourt could become one of the best defensive backcourts in the league and would still be in the top-15 offensively. Management needs to clear the deck and trade Kemba and Fournier at the deadline and turn the team over to the youth.
Trust the Process
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martin
Posts: 76053 Alba Posts: 108 Joined: 7/24/2001 Member: #2 USA |
![]() blkexec wrote:Not sure if this has already been said, but to me Grimes is better than EF. Let’s talk offense first. U can say Grimes might be a better shooter. He reminds me of Allan Houston, how he can get hot quick. But to reduce argument sake, let’s say it’s a tie as far as offense. Defense? Do we even have to compare this? It’s actually laughable how much better grimes is vs EF. 100%. I think the Knicks will wait til Fournier is out for COIVD protocol to move Grimes to starting spot or have major minutes as his replacement (Burks will prob start in place of Fournier). I think the Knicks will pursue a major trade, have to see how things shake out. Official sponsor of the PURE KNICKS LOVE Program
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