Crazy Talk, Sight Unseen
VCoug wrote:If he's having a good night shooting the ball fine, he can take as many shots as he wants. I never have a problem with a guy shooting when he's hot. But, when he's 9-23 or 5-15 he needs to stop looking for his own shot and work on getting others involved more.
Raymond Felton plays one of his best games of the season and the self-appointed Shot Police want to step in, sight unseen, and re-legislate how he should play?
Gimme a break.
This is so pathetic that it is nearly laughable in its outright bitterness. Raymond Felton, like any shooter, commands the freedom to find his level. It will not always be acceptable by The Queens Rules of Order, but it will always be tenacious and humanly flawed. We dug that about John Starks and we will dig that about Ray Felton. The diference, Felton will NOT shoot us out of games because his head is always up. He is seeing the floor very well these days. 6 assists. one turnover. One.
The Knicks need a third scorer among the starters. Ronnie Brewer continues to make shots. Tyson Chandler is used sparingly. That will improve with reps in the same way Felton built a connection with Stoudemire after a few rocky weeks together. The scoring that Felton provided tonight was timely and in the game flow. He hit the open shots.
He also led the team to another win.