Let's go back to that point from above.

Olbrannon wrote:

• T. Douglas *G 35:44 10-19 2-6 1-1 0 0 4 4 1 4 0 3 0 0 23


• Chris Duhon G 24:48 0-6 0-3 0-0 -11 0 3 3 2 2 1 3 0 0 0

*note- not credited for steal in the 4th quarter that lead to Jeffries TO out of bounds.

7:31 Al Horford lost ball (Al Harrington steals) 94-86 7:28 94-86 Jared Jeffries turnover

TD made that steal

At this moment if Jeffrries dunks this ball and Toney is hitting him in the hands for being a big and running the floor. As a reward...he can take the guy on a 3-on-1 likely. the score is back to within 6 and the Knicks have some momentum. See Horford was bowling over Somebody agaiin and Toney took his lunch money to help his center out. That is a big time play. The kind that wins games.

jimimou wrote:i was lucky to be close enough to the court last night to see the facial expressions of the knicks on the floor. td was the ONLY knick i saw that played hard for the entire time he was in the game. the other guys had the look of 'im just passing my time here', but TD was engaged, hungry and went for it ON EACH AND EVERY PLAY IN THE GAME. he got a bit of the rookie treatment by the refs for those two quick fouls in the first - bibby's overacting on the touch fouls helped him get whistles, but i believe TD will not get those calls against him in time. he's a rook and being treated like one by the refs still.

all good imho - the kid can ball, doesnt matter if he is a 1 or a 2, but he was the only one last night that looked like he WANTED to be there.

quit stealin the tickets from the real knick fans!

TheGame wrote:He is a combo guard, but so is Gilbert Arenas. Sam Cassell has a pretty solid career as a PG after being an undersized SG at Florida State University. All Douglas needs to do is develop an understanding of the offense and the pick and roll play. If Duhon can do it, I see no reason Douglas cannot do it. He certainly is not going to be the next Steve Nash or Jason Kidd, but he could be Mookie Blaylock or Sam Cassell, which is alot better than we have had these past 4-5 years.

I like the Cassell comparison.