F500ONE wrote:

mreinman wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

Finestrg wrote:See right there --- exactly Clyde -- why is Larkin looking to give the ball up like a hot potato all the time? keep the ball young man. You're the QB out there

Larkin and Hardaway did the same thing- looking to hard to get the ball to Anthony- and in both cases you ended with a turnover.

Always a problem when youngsters and other players play with a scorer like Anthony- they feel the urge to defer. Sometimes they play better and more naturally without the star on the floor.

I expect that this goes on all over the league at times.

Hopefully Fisher has a good talk with Larkin.

Did anyone read the article on Kobe Bryant by ESPN?

The article was such a powerful exposing piece of the douchebag that is Kobe

LINK PLEASE????????

It's very long are you sure you want to read it

There a reason why Kobe befriends Melo and likewise

The Olympic bond makes sense and all things stated since by the two

A Douchebag knows another Douchebag very well

Am I too dumb to read a long article?

Melo has lots of Kobe's selfish traits and I am pretty balanced about him .... but can only be compared to kobe's azzhole level by haters

WaltLongmire wrote:

mreinman wrote:Larkin looked impressive (on offense)

Dalembert had defensive moments

Amare was consistently stupid

Shump looked great

Melo played ugly selfish basketball that won't help him when his shot is off - CREATE TO PASS PLEASE

Like Cole on the floor

THJ ... eh

Knicks defense was pretty awful but tightened up towards the end of the half

Will Fisher address this? I started watching the game with about 4 minutes left in the half. You can see how the flow stops at times when Anthony holds the ball too long or other players pay too much attention to getting him the ball.

The real issue is how Fisher and Jackson deal with this tender subject.

I think in the film sessions Fish will point it out and after enough times it will be embarrassing for Melo. He'll get the point.

Overall the team has caught on and bought in to the ball and player movement. It's gotten better and better.

WaltLongmire wrote:

mreinman wrote:Larkin looked impressive (on offense)

Dalembert had defensive moments

Amare was consistently stupid

Shump looked great

Melo played ugly selfish basketball that won't help him when his shot is off - CREATE TO PASS PLEASE

Like Cole on the floor

THJ ... eh

Knicks defense was pretty awful but tightened up towards the end of the half

Will Fisher address this? I started watching the game with about 4 minutes left in the half. You can see how the flow stops at times when Anthony holds the ball too long or other players pay too much attention to getting him the ball.

The real issue is how Fisher and Jackson deal with this tender subject.

I just don't see Melo and JR Smith being the typical triangle guys Fisher/Phil probably want to have. I haven't seen much sharing of the ball from these guys---alright with Melo, we kinda need him to look for his own but I'm telling you--F JR smith. If he starts chucking shots and holding the ball I'd sit him.

nixluva wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

mreinman wrote:Larkin looked impressive (on offense)

Dalembert had defensive moments

Amare was consistently stupid

Shump looked great

Melo played ugly selfish basketball that won't help him when his shot is off - CREATE TO PASS PLEASE

Like Cole on the floor

THJ ... eh

Knicks defense was pretty awful but tightened up towards the end of the half

Will Fisher address this? I started watching the game with about 4 minutes left in the half. You can see how the flow stops at times when Anthony holds the ball too long or other players pay too much attention to getting him the ball.

The real issue is how Fisher and Jackson deal with this tender subject.

I think in the film sessions Fish will point it out and after enough times it will be embarrassing for Melo. He'll get the point.

Overall the team has caught on and bought in to the ball and player movement. It's gotten better and better.

Starting to doubt that.

Fisher should say to Melo, go out and get me 8 assists. Melo seems to respond by saying "don't tell me what to do, Journeyman"

mreinman wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

mreinman wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

Finestrg wrote:See right there --- exactly Clyde -- why is Larkin looking to give the ball up like a hot potato all the time? keep the ball young man. You're the QB out there

Larkin and Hardaway did the same thing- looking to hard to get the ball to Anthony- and in both cases you ended with a turnover.

Always a problem when youngsters and other players play with a scorer like Anthony- they feel the urge to defer. Sometimes they play better and more naturally without the star on the floor.

I expect that this goes on all over the league at times.

Hopefully Fisher has a good talk with Larkin.

Did anyone read the article on Kobe Bryant by ESPN?

The article was such a powerful exposing piece of the douchebag that is Kobe

LINK PLEASE????????

It's very long are you sure you want to read it

There a reason why Kobe befriends Melo and likewise

The Olympic bond makes sense and all things stated since by the two

A Douchebag knows another Douchebag very well

Am I too dumb to read a long article?

Melo has lots of Kobe's selfish traits and I am pretty balanced about him .... but can only be compared to kobe's azzhole level by haters

This article slays him and puts him to sleep

http://espn.go.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/11717596/is-kobe-bryant-reason-los-angeles-lakers-downfall

If anyone is a Kobe fan, instant depression sets in afterwards