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jrodmc
Posts: 32927 Alba Posts: 50 Joined: 11/24/2004 Member: #805 USA |
CrushAlot wrote:jrodmc wrote:mreinman wrote:CrushAlot wrote:mreinman wrote:It is hard to say what he is worth. He was struggling a bit in Feb/March (Courtney Lee?) but recently put up 3 really good games. If he has found a place where he has a role that suits him he should stay there.fishmike wrote:I would offer Lin AA's deal +1. 3 years $24mm ($8mm per) with the last year a player option. I heard he had a great influence on Toney Douglas too. Probably why TonyD torched us. I wonder if Toney D is available... |
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Syniko
Posts: 20806 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 2/21/2012 Member: #3969 |
smackeddog wrote:Syniko wrote:Lin would have stayed in New York if Dolan didn't send him off to shop around. Dolan could have skipped the charade and just say "Lin, here's a few more extra millions if you stick with us and you can steer the ship." Guess what? Carmelo steers the ship. If there were no Carmelo, Lin and Linsanity would still be New York City strong four years into it.
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BRIGGS
Posts: 53275 Alba Posts: 7 Joined: 7/30/2002 Member: #303 |
Syniko wrote:smackeddog wrote:Syniko wrote:Lin would have stayed in New York if Dolan didn't send him off to shop around. Dolan could have skipped the charade and just say "Lin, here's a few more extra millions if you stick with us and you can steer the ship." Guess what? Carmelo steers the ship. If there were no Carmelo, Lin and Linsanity would still be New York City strong four years into it. Syniko the problem with J Lin is that hes an inconsistent player--I like him--I actually made a post about him a year before he made the NBA whne he was at Harvard that said he could be special. Hes a player that is close to being a guy who could be special but just cant do it every night--difference between a good player and a really good player. I mean its a NO brainer that hes better than ANYONE on the Knicks guards unit--that he wouldve made the team better--but hes a step below what I would call a legit every day high end caliber guy---Charlotte got a great deal on him. I dont think he has the same hops he had at Harvard but hes smarter and still has shake with size. RIP Crushalot😞
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franco12
Posts: 34069 Alba Posts: 4 Joined: 2/19/2004 Member: #599 USA |
mreinman wrote:CrushAlot wrote:mreinman wrote:It is hard to say what he is worth. He was struggling a bit in Feb/March (Courtney Lee?) but recently put up 3 really good games. If he has found a place where he has a role that suits him he should stay there.fishmike wrote:I would offer Lin AA's deal +1. 3 years $24mm ($8mm per) with the last year a player option. I would trade him straight up at the same money for Aaron Afflalo. That said, I'd like to think we could get him on a nice multiyear deal at $5M+/- over the course of a 3/4 year deal - maybe $6M/$5M/$5M team/player option year 4@ $4M. He'd immediately allow us to waive Calderon if we so chose - we'd have a back up/spot starter at PG that can run this triangle offense & make open jumpers and get into the lane. He'd probably average 12/5 if we started him next year - those numbers are in line with recent production. I'd take him over Bayless. |
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dacash
Posts: 21141 Alba Posts: 2 Joined: 10/17/2006 Member: #1179 |
lin is a back up, as soon as ppl caught on to him he was shut down, I think it started with the Miami game or Brooklyn game , linsanity was only for a week, a week , and he has never done anything remotely as ok as it cause he really cant he is a back up a back up. yes the knicks have lousy guards but he would be a band aid. stop crying about what would have been, stop thinking if if if. hell if my dick was longer it would touch the floor but right now its by my knees and im happy
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NumberTwoPencil
Posts: 20936 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 10/31/2003 Member: #481 USA |
Just an aside but . . . I keep thinking how sweet it would be to see Jeremy Lin as Curry's back up at GS. That was basically the reason GS gave Lin (who was undrafted) a contract in the first place. He was a project at the time but I think they figured he would be a competent bench player after a few years. He would, at this point, fit right in and be a brilliant back up for Curry. One of the very few mistakes GS has made personnel-wise over the last couple of years was not hanging on to Lin and signing him on the cheap to back up Curry. IIRC, they dropped Lin mostly because they unexpectedly picked up Nate Robinson.
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newyorknewyork
Posts: 30259 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 1/16/2004 Member: #541 |
On a side note.
You know the Knicks have never drafted a Guard in the lottery since the lottery system was created. The last Guard we spent a top 5 pick on was Micheal Ray Richardson in 1978. If you go by top 10 then Trent Tucker #6 in 1982. https://vote.nba.com/en Vote for your Knicks.
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jrodmc
Posts: 32927 Alba Posts: 50 Joined: 11/24/2004 Member: #805 USA |
Syniko wrote:smackeddog wrote:Syniko wrote:Lin would have stayed in New York if Dolan didn't send him off to shop around. Dolan could have skipped the charade and just say "Lin, here's a few more extra millions if you stick with us and you can steer the ship." Guess what? Carmelo steers the ship. If there were no Carmelo, Lin and Linsanity would still be New York City strong four years into it. Yeah, and given Lin's performance since he left NYK, [without playing one second in the playoffs for us, btw] I don't know WTF you're still talking about. |
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Syniko
Posts: 20806 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 2/21/2012 Member: #3969 |
dacash wrote:lin is a back up, as soon as ppl caught on to him he was shut down, I think it started with the Miami game or Brooklyn game , linsanity was only for a week, a week , and he has never done anything remotely as ok as it cause he really cant he is a back up a back up. yes the knicks have lousy guards but he would be a band aid. stop crying about what would have been, stop thinking if if if. hell if my dick was longer it would touch the floor but right now its by my knees and im happy He has done things better than his Linsanity run. Linsanity was a string of good games but he has played better in the last two years than he has ever had during his Linsanity run. He's more focused, makes less turnover. He was the 2nd player only after LeBron James to score/attack the paint in two years ago. How crazy is that?. Lin does things every now and then that makes you scratch your head. Nobody has ever come off the bench and had himself a triple/double since the ABA/NBA merger but Lin did while in Houston. He broke Philadelphia's house records for more 3's in a game (9 3 pointers) He always gives Spurs the most trouble and also have big games against Toronto. We're not just talking about some dude who just cannot flat out score when he's on the court. Lin does thing defensively/offensively. |
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Syniko
Posts: 20806 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 2/21/2012 Member: #3969 |
NumberTwoPencil wrote:Just an aside but . . . I keep thinking how sweet it would be to see Jeremy Lin as Curry's back up at GS. That was basically the reason GS gave Lin (who was undrafted) a contract in the first place. He was a project at the time but I think they figured he would be a competent bench player after a few years. He would, at this point, fit right in and be a brilliant back up for Curry. One of the very few mistakes GS has made personnel-wise over the last couple of years was not hanging on to Lin and signing him on the cheap to back up Curry. IIRC, they dropped Lin mostly because they unexpectedly picked up Nate Robinson. Considering Lin and Curry are good friends and also how much Lin adores Golden State Warriors, he'd be right at home. |