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djsunyc
Posts: 44929 Alba Posts: 42 Joined: 1/16/2004 Member: #536 |
Posted by tkf: no. biedrins brings defensive and shot blocking to the table. frye and lee do not. it would be a bad trade for golden state. |
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Siar617
Posts: 21459 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 11/15/2007 Member: #1742 USA |
morris balkman and chandler r good shot blockers they just dont play
jjeffries was a good shot blocker when he started in washington jesus617
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newyorknewyork
Posts: 30380 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 1/16/2004 Member: #541 |
Posted by TMS:Posted by holfresh: Exactly! But Zach Randolph has to many flaws in his game and character ala Marbury to be the star. If you don't make your teammates better on offense or defense then you can't be the star. If Randolph would accept a role player role. Be offensive low post scoring in the flow of offense to go with his great rebounding. Reduce the amount of shots taken and focused on high % shots. He would be a GREAT role player. He is choosing to be a below average star rather than a GREAT role player. Randolph on paper sounds great because of his percieved ability to score in the post and open up the guards on the outside. But he doesn't create for others anyway so it doesn't matter. Takes to many shots at a low % which means many wasted possessions and equates to his teammates not being envolved in the offense. Turns the ball over which means more wasted possessions. Granted he gets a lot of those possessions back with his rebounding ability. But in the end we are only shooting 427% as a team & turn the ball over 17times a game so the rebounding probably turns into more wasted possessions anyway. https://vote.nba.com/en Vote for your Knicks.
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bitty41
Posts: 22316 Alba Posts: 5 Joined: 12/3/2006 Member: #1215 |
Enough about Eddy though. Eddy needs help, no matter how much defense we might be able to squeeze out of him one day. A good GM recognizes a need, then goes out there and pursues it, whether it's readily available or not. You put a list together with your asst. executive personnel, try to pinpoint who you want, then pick up the damn phone, initiate the talks and make it happen. I think Knick fans put way too much stock in Dalembert. He is prone to taking nights off and he has a very limited offensive skill. Hilton Armstrong don't know much about other than his Huskie days but from what I've seen his basically just a back-up. Andris Biedrins who knows what Mullin would want for him. But doing a trade for Balkman/Lee for Biedrins I don't know about that. Biedrins does what Lee does and can actually block shots (though his free-throw shooting is atrocious). In terms of Balkman GS already has Stephen Jackson and Matt Barnes at that position. Why add a guy who cann't shoot when a big portion of your offense centers around 3 point shooting? |