kam77 wrote:

JohnWallace44 wrote:Gallo is not a good player. Sorry. He's Curry on the 3 point line. Its hard to get him the ball. Has to be the perfect situation for him to be effective. He turns it over. He has a teaser game every time there's a full moon.

The hate is strong with this one.

you can almost see Islesfan's fingers pulling the strings here.

• 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

newyorknewyork wrote:Douglas isn't going to be exactly like Billups in every single category. But I think he his max potential is a Billups and not a Ward. While he can end up being a Charlie Ward I don't believe that is his max potential. In a system like MDAs he will have an opportunity to develop more into a Billups then a Ward.

Charlie Ward took a couple yrs to become a solid shooter and he only really developed his 3pt shooting and never became a good all around shooter. Douglas could create shots for himself, Ward depended on Ewing, LJ, Sprewell, Houston go get him shots. Douglas already has him beat out as a shooter in his rookie season. Douglas also has smoother handle then Ward. He has a better transition game then Ward. Ward was a college football star. Douglas was a college basketball star. What Ward turned himself into as a B-ball player was odd beating. But I don't believe he has more talent then Douglas.

I will admit that its not fair to Ward to say Douglas is better then him yet until he at least play more then 3 good games. But I do think he has more potential then being a Charlie Ward.

Do not knock Charlie WArd, he is the greatest PG in the history of the Knicks*. Toney Douglas would be lucky to end up like Charlie Ward

*Bip's history only goes back 10 years, his memory is fuzzy before that.