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7/7/2005  7:53 PM
Posted by BigSm00th:

OK guns, what if Green is the next DeShawn Stevenson? You just said a post before that you wanted Bynum, make up your mind.

Would everyone stop overreacing about two things:
a) summer league.
b) who we drafted.

Summer League --> This never tells anything. Qyntel Woods is a perennial (that is, until he had high stakes dog fighting matches at his house and got thrown out of the NBA) All-Star in Summer League, and its pretty routine that the players who do well in SL don't produce consistently. So would everyone please stop complaining about that. I can't remember one instance where Frye was set up in the post and was able to do his thing, Robinson dominated the game on the perimeter with his dribbling (not necessarily a bad thing). That shouldn't come as a shocker, b/c all SL games are dominated by guards. Dwight Howard was the best rookie in the NBA last year, and I would rather build my team around him than basically anyone else in the NBA save a few names (Wade, LBJ, Amare, etc), and he did nothing today. Should we proclaim Frye or Butler as the greatest post defender ever? No.

Who We Drafted --> Though Robinson looks like a bona-fide stud right now and Lee and Frye have both been marginal, can we give it AT LEAST ONE MONTH IN THE ACTUAL NBA before we start proclaiming Isiah to be an idiot again. Jesus, this is truly unbelievable, Frye plays a total of 40 summer league minutes and people are calling him a bust. Everyone relax.

Guns, I can give you a long list of names of players who "lit up the MCD's allstar game and dunk contest," starting with the aforementinoed DeShawn Stevenson, who was an outright disaster in the NBA.

Can't we stop living up to our reputation as fickle New Yorkers and just see how it plays out, for once?

What if Bynum is a total bust? What if Frye becomes a decent NBA player? What if Nate Robinson dunks Horace Grant and MJ? What if...

Its laughable that people on this board beg Isiah to rebuild and say they as NYers have the patience for it, and then there are 2 million responses to a Summer League game, which I bet myself and only 4-5 others watched, and the majority of the posts are about how we messed up the draft and should've gone a different direction.

[Edited by - bigsm00th on 07/07/2005 19:51:45]

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7/7/2005  7:55 PM
I would've trusted Isiah had he drafted either Bynum, Green, Granger or Graham.

A 2nd power came into effect that forced him to make the safe pick since New York doesn't develop star talent. New York grooms young players to be role players to the overpaid under-achievers.

I doubt Deshawn Stevenson was as highly regarded as Green and did as well during the McD's game

[Edited by - gunsnewing on 07/07/2005 19:58:07]
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7/7/2005  7:59 PM
Posted by gunsnewing:
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Guns, I would take your comments more to heart but you also wanted the Knicks to take Splitter, desperately.

very early in the Knicks season and it didn't last much.

because after Geen light up the McD's allstar game and dunk contest it was pretty clear to me that besides Bogut he was the player we needed in order to improve the overall talent level of the team. Regardless of who is already on our roster. You can always trade guys for the right pieces with stars already in place. then we went on to inexplicably win meaningless and not only miss on Bogut but miss out on Green. Then it turned out Green was right there for us and we went the safe 39win route instead



[Edited by - gunsnewing on 07/07/2005 19:46:12]
I know Guns, I am just messing with you. I agree Frye better be the real deal because I wanted Green over some of the bigs that alot of people wanted (meaning Frye and Bynum). But I think Frye will be pretty good. I think the KNick coaching staff needs to sit down with Nate and tell him to get his teammates more involve. I like Frye last impression where he drew the foul with a hard nice banging post up move.
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7/7/2005  7:59 PM
Posted by BigSm00th:

OK guns, what if Green is the next DeShawn Stevenson? You just said a post before that you wanted Bynum, make up your mind.

Would everyone stop overreacing about two things:
a) summer league.
b) who we drafted.

Summer League --> This never tells anything. Qyntel Woods is a perennial (that is, until he had high stakes dog fighting matches at his house and got thrown out of the NBA) All-Star in Summer League, and its pretty routine that the players who do well in SL don't produce consistently. So would everyone please stop complaining about that. I can't remember one instance where Frye was set up in the post and was able to do his thing, Robinson dominated the game on the perimeter with his dribbling (not necessarily a bad thing). That shouldn't come as a shocker, b/c all SL games are dominated by guards. Dwight Howard was the best rookie in the NBA last year, and I would rather build my team around him than basically anyone else in the NBA save a few names (Wade, LBJ, Amare, etc), and he did nothing today. Should we proclaim Frye or Butler as the greatest post defender ever? No.

Who We Drafted --> Though Robinson looks like a bona-fide stud right now and Lee and Frye have both been marginal, can we give it AT LEAST ONE MONTH IN THE ACTUAL NBA before we start proclaiming Isiah to be an idiot again. Jesus, this is truly unbelievable, Frye plays a total of 40 summer league minutes and people are calling him a bust. Everyone relax.

Guns, I can give you a long list of names of players who "lit up the MCD's allstar game and dunk contest," starting with the aforementinoed DeShawn Stevenson, who was an outright disaster in the NBA.

Can't we stop living up to our reputation as fickle New Yorkers and just see how it plays out, for once?

What if Bynum is a total bust? What if Frye becomes a decent NBA player? What if Nate Robinson dunks Horace Grant and MJ? What if...

Its laughable that people on this board beg Isiah to rebuild and say they as NYers have the patience for it, and then there are 2 million responses to a Summer League game, which I bet myself and only 4-5 others watched, and the majority of the posts are about how we messed up the draft and should've gone a different direction.

[Edited by - bigsm00th on 07/07/2005 19:51:45]

Smooth, I have said this a million times, NYorkers beg for rebuilding, but they really don't have the patience or guts for it..These responses are typical, here is a kid in fry, who can do just about anything on the basketball court, yet all we hear is what he did wrong, then to top it off, we have to hear about how good some fat bum named beasley did. I mean why don't we just trade frye for Beasley? I am sure te magic won't mind at all.... Again I like our guys, what impressed me more is that the guys on the magic when it counted today came up short, especially at the FT line, while guys like lee, frye, and robinson, got the key boards and hit ton of key FT's, these are the things that you can build upon..
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7/7/2005  8:01 PM
btw, Robinson's game is sort of off the chart. I felt bad for Nelson. Robinson could be one of the steals in the draft.
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7/7/2005  8:11 PM
Posted by gunsnewing:

I would've trusted Isiah had he drafted either Bynum, Green, Granger or Graham.

A 2nd power came into effect that forced him to make the safe pick since New York doesn't develop star talent. New York grooms young players to be role players to the overpaid under-achievers.

I doubt Deshawn Stevenson was as highly regarded as Green and did as well during the McD's game

[Edited by - gunsnewing on 07/07/2005 19:58:07]

I can feel good by saying that I think no way in hell Graham will be a star in this league, granger I don't know, Bynum the same. Greene I like but really haven't seen enough of this kid, for christ sakes Webster was taken in the top 8, greene was there for the taking, It must not be the only one who didn't see the greatness in greene that most here seem to believe he has after watching one game...
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7/7/2005  8:17 PM
My impressions of the game:

Nate is the most NBA ready player out of the three rookies by a decent amount. Its easy to picture him as a spark plug coming off the bench. In the first half it looked like he was shooting too much but he got others involved in the 2nd half and Jameer Nelson just couldn't stop him. Lee is an animal out there on the boards. Very active player that can turn into a good one if he can learn how to finish. As for Frye, I was impressed today by his versatility. It was good to see players give him space on the perimeter in the 1st quarter and then Frye just took a step in and nailed the open shot. I would have liked to see Frye get the ball in the post more (and he was trying to get the ball down low) but we couldn't get him the ball down low. On the defensive end, Frye wasn't impressive but he wasn't horrible either. I don't think he blocked any shots but he definitely challenged or altered a bunch of them. He has to learn how to time his jump though. On a bunch of occassions I saw Frye in a good position to get a block but he just failed to execute. He is a hard worker though so I know he will try to fix that. Another thing he needs to work on is securing the ball when getting a rebound. You could see on a couple of occassions that the ball would be in his hands and it would come right out.

Overall, I thought our rookies fared pretty well. Ariza didn't do that bad but he didn't do good either. I want to see more jumpshots from him which we weren't able to see today. He took some bad shots today, but people have to remember its one summer league game.
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7/7/2005  8:21 PM
Posted by tkf:
Posted by gunsnewing:

I would've trusted Isiah had he drafted either Bynum, Green, Granger or Graham.

A 2nd power came into effect that forced him to make the safe pick since New York doesn't develop star talent. New York grooms young players to be role players to the overpaid under-achievers.

I doubt Deshawn Stevenson was as highly regarded as Green and did as well during the McD's game

[Edited by - gunsnewing on 07/07/2005 19:58:07]

I can feel good by saying that I think no way in hell Graham will be a star in this league, granger I don't know, Bynum the same. Greene I like but really haven't seen enough of this kid, for christ sakes Webster was taken in the top 8, greene was there for the taking, It must not be the only one who didn't see the greatness in greene that most here seem to believe he has after watching one game...

I get the feeling that a lot of people here limited themselves to nothing but C's over 6-11 and have no clue other than reports about players attitudes when it comes to wing players with star potential. It would also help their argument if they at least kew enough about Gerald Green to spell his name right.

As always the media talks about Frye and everyone limits themselves to drafting that one player and as always many stars like mcgrady, pierce, stoudemire, Artest, O'neal & Kobe are looked over in favor of the Tony Battie, Jason Collins, Foyle, Dampier's of the league

[Edited by - gunsnewing on 07/07/2005 21:10:54]
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7/7/2005  8:23 PM
Posted by BigSm00th:

OK guns, what if Green is the next DeShawn Stevenson? You just said a post before that you wanted Bynum, make up your mind.

Would everyone stop overreacing about two things:
a) summer league.
b) who we drafted.

Summer League --> This never tells anything. Qyntel Woods is a perennial (that is, until he had high stakes dog fighting matches at his house and got thrown out of the NBA) All-Star in Summer League, and its pretty routine that the players who do well in SL don't produce consistently. So would everyone please stop complaining about that. I can't remember one instance where Frye was set up in the post and was able to do his thing, Robinson dominated the game on the perimeter with his dribbling (not necessarily a bad thing). That shouldn't come as a shocker, b/c all SL games are dominated by guards. Dwight Howard was the best rookie in the NBA last year, and I would rather build my team around him than basically anyone else in the NBA save a few names (Wade, LBJ, Amare, etc), and he did nothing today. Should we proclaim Frye or Butler as the greatest post defender ever? No.

Who We Drafted --> Though Robinson looks like a bona-fide stud right now and Lee and Frye have both been marginal, can we give it AT LEAST ONE MONTH IN THE ACTUAL NBA before we start proclaiming Isiah to be an idiot again. Jesus, this is truly unbelievable, Frye plays a total of 40 summer league minutes and people are calling him a bust. Everyone relax.

Guns, I can give you a long list of names of players who "lit up the MCD's allstar game and dunk contest," starting with the aforementinoed DeShawn Stevenson, who was an outright disaster in the NBA.

Can't we stop living up to our reputation as fickle New Yorkers and just see how it plays out, for once?

What if Bynum is a total bust? What if Frye becomes a decent NBA player? What if Nate Robinson dunks Horace Grant and MJ? What if...

Its laughable that people on this board beg Isiah to rebuild and say they as NYers have the patience for it, and then there are 2 million responses to a Summer League game, which I bet myself and only 4-5 others watched, and the majority of the posts are about how we messed up the draft and should've gone a different direction.

[Edited by - bigsm00th on 07/07/2005 19:51:45]

thank you! I for one am psyched that we have so much young talent to watch develop. People here can be ridiculous.
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7/7/2005  8:28 PM
Posted by crzymdups:
Posted by BigSm00th:

OK guns, what if Green is the next DeShawn Stevenson? You just said a post before that you wanted Bynum, make up your mind.

Would everyone stop overreacing about two things:
a) summer league.
b) who we drafted.

Summer League --> This never tells anything. Qyntel Woods is a perennial (that is, until he had high stakes dog fighting matches at his house and got thrown out of the NBA) All-Star in Summer League, and its pretty routine that the players who do well in SL don't produce consistently. So would everyone please stop complaining about that. I can't remember one instance where Frye was set up in the post and was able to do his thing, Robinson dominated the game on the perimeter with his dribbling (not necessarily a bad thing). That shouldn't come as a shocker, b/c all SL games are dominated by guards. Dwight Howard was the best rookie in the NBA last year, and I would rather build my team around him than basically anyone else in the NBA save a few names (Wade, LBJ, Amare, etc), and he did nothing today. Should we proclaim Frye or Butler as the greatest post defender ever? No.

Who We Drafted --> Though Robinson looks like a bona-fide stud right now and Lee and Frye have both been marginal, can we give it AT LEAST ONE MONTH IN THE ACTUAL NBA before we start proclaiming Isiah to be an idiot again. Jesus, this is truly unbelievable, Frye plays a total of 40 summer league minutes and people are calling him a bust. Everyone relax.

Guns, I can give you a long list of names of players who "lit up the MCD's allstar game and dunk contest," starting with the aforementinoed DeShawn Stevenson, who was an outright disaster in the NBA.

Can't we stop living up to our reputation as fickle New Yorkers and just see how it plays out, for once?

What if Bynum is a total bust? What if Frye becomes a decent NBA player? What if Nate Robinson dunks Horace Grant and MJ? What if...

Its laughable that people on this board beg Isiah to rebuild and say they as NYers have the patience for it, and then there are 2 million responses to a Summer League game, which I bet myself and only 4-5 others watched, and the majority of the posts are about how we messed up the draft and should've gone a different direction.

[Edited by - bigsm00th on 07/07/2005 19:51:45]

thank you! I for one am psyched that we have so much young talent to watch develop. People here can be ridiculous.

I'm excited too. if you doubt that just look at the excitement I showed throughout the game thread and will continue to show because I'm a passionate Knick fan. Why is it I have to agree with every single move the organization makes?

but I'm kinda hoping for a little more than just "EXCITING" and when we're really on a 300LBer to be out best frontcourt player I get kinda worried that more 30win seasons are insight
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7/7/2005  8:32 PM
Boxscore not yet ready? How many rebounds Frye got?
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7/7/2005  8:40 PM
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Boxscore not yet ready? How many rebounds Frye got?

Think he had like 5 or 6.
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7/7/2005  9:51 PM
Smooth, I couldn't agree with you more. The speculation about Frye vs Bynum, Graham, Granger and Green is approaching the point of no return. It's like bitching nonstop about Kerry losing the election of Nov-04 to Bush....It's over, he lost move on with your life.

I think every poster on this site is aware of the views and positions of those who would rather have had selected Bynum or Green in the draft and of course, everyone has the right to make clear their opposition towards the direction Isiah is taking us in. Nevertheless, it get's to the point of making me want to go to other boards when every other thread is talking about passing on Bynum or Green ad nauseum.

It's done, Frye is with us and he looks like he'll be at least servicable to us this year. he by no means looked soft and he definitely didn't spend tons of time on the perimeter ( I saw both halfs).

Lastly I agree, ain't no way that every poster that said "let's rebuild" would have had the patience to go through a total rebuilding job....just no way. Hell, as you say some are overreacting to one half of SL.

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Posted by BigSm00th:

OK guns, what if Green is the next DeShawn Stevenson? You just said a post before that you wanted Bynum, make up your mind.

Would everyone stop overreacing about two things:
a) summer league.
b) who we drafted.

Summer League --> This never tells anything. Qyntel Woods is a perennial (that is, until he had high stakes dog fighting matches at his house and got thrown out of the NBA) All-Star in Summer League, and its pretty routine that the players who do well in SL don't produce consistently. So would everyone please stop complaining about that. I can't remember one instance where Frye was set up in the post and was able to do his thing, Robinson dominated the game on the perimeter with his dribbling (not necessarily a bad thing). That shouldn't come as a shocker, b/c all SL games are dominated by guards. Dwight Howard was the best rookie in the NBA last year, and I would rather build my team around him than basically anyone else in the NBA save a few names (Wade, LBJ, Amare, etc), and he did nothing today. Should we proclaim Frye or Butler as the greatest post defender ever? No.

Who We Drafted --> Though Robinson looks like a bona-fide stud right now and Lee and Frye have both been marginal, can we give it AT LEAST ONE MONTH IN THE ACTUAL NBA before we start proclaiming Isiah to be an idiot again. Jesus, this is truly unbelievable, Frye plays a total of 40 summer league minutes and people are calling him a bust. Everyone relax.

Guns, I can give you a long list of names of players who "lit up the MCD's allstar game and dunk contest," starting with the aforementinoed DeShawn Stevenson, who was an outright disaster in the NBA.

Can't we stop living up to our reputation as fickle New Yorkers and just see how it plays out, for once?

What if Bynum is a total bust? What if Frye becomes a decent NBA player? What if Nate Robinson dunks Horace Grant and MJ? What if...

Its laughable that people on this board beg Isiah to rebuild and say they as NYers have the patience for it, and then there are 2 million responses to a Summer League game, which I bet myself and only 4-5 others watched, and the majority of the posts are about how we messed up the draft and should've gone a different direction.

[Edited by - bigsm00th on 07/07/2005 19:51:45]
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Posted by gunsnewing:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by gunsnewing:

I would've trusted Isiah had he drafted either Bynum, Green, Granger or Graham.

A 2nd power came into effect that forced him to make the safe pick since New York doesn't develop star talent. New York grooms young players to be role players to the overpaid under-achievers.

I doubt Deshawn Stevenson was as highly regarded as Green and did as well during the McD's game

[Edited by - gunsnewing on 07/07/2005 19:58:07]

I can feel good by saying that I think no way in hell Graham will be a star in this league, granger I don't know, Bynum the same. Greene I like but really haven't seen enough of this kid, for christ sakes Webster was taken in the top 8, greene was there for the taking, It must not be the only one who didn't see the greatness in greene that most here seem to believe he has after watching one game...

I get the feeling that a lot of people here limited themselves to nothing but C's over 6-11 and have no clue other than reports about players attitudes when it comes to wing players with star potential. It would also help their argument if they at least kew enough about Gerald Green to spell his name right.

As always the media talks about Frye and everyone limits themselves to drafting that one player and as always many stars like mcgrady, pierce, stoudemire, Artest, O'neal & Kobe are looked over in favor of the Tony Battie, Jason Collins, Foyle, Dampier's of the league

[Edited by - gunsnewing on 07/07/2005 21:10:54]

Green, Greene, it really doesn't matter we all know who the kid is, but the fact is that many if not all of us really have seen this kid play, and the sad thing is that every HS player with a verticle, or next euro star is the next Mcgrady, dirk or Kobe, so GM's hop on board and guys like dejuan wagner, Diop,Dermarr johnson and countless others are taken way to early, and the reason why guys like Josh Howard, Carlos Boozer and michael redd last until the second round.. go figure...
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7/7/2005  10:00 PM
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I was pretty disappointed that Jackie Butler wasn't getting the ball. Most of the time they had him setting picks at the top of the key. When he fought for position down low no one really looked for him. I want to see what this kid can do on the blocks-- so far, 3 FGA last game and 0 today. Give Butler the damn ball!

Oh yeah, Dwight Howard only had 5 rebounds in this game. Orlando should waive that bum by the morning.
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Posted by tomverve:

I was pretty disappointed that Jackie Butler wasn't getting the ball. Most of the time they had him setting picks at the top of the key. When he fought for position down low no one really looked for him. I want to see what this kid can do on the blocks-- so far, 3 FGA last game and 0 today. Give Butler the damn ball!

Oh yeah, Dwight Howard only had 5 rebounds in this game. Orlando should waive that bum by the morning.

And to think, Howard was being considered for the rookie of the year award. After that summer league performance I now realize that this would have been a tragedy!
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Posted by TheloniusMonk:
Posted by tomverve:

I was pretty disappointed that Jackie Butler wasn't getting the ball. Most of the time they had him setting picks at the top of the key. When he fought for position down low no one really looked for him. I want to see what this kid can do on the blocks-- so far, 3 FGA last game and 0 today. Give Butler the damn ball!

Oh yeah, Dwight Howard only had 5 rebounds in this game. Orlando should waive that bum by the morning.

its only 1 game. He's already proven that he can average a double-double in the nba but I agree he's got nothing on Okafur
And to think, Howard was being considered for the rookie of the year award. After that summer league performance I now realize that this would have been a tragedy!

[Edited by - gunsnewing on 07/08/2005 00:39:55]
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7/8/2005  12:19 AM
BOX SCORE

LEE = 12pts 7rebs

FRENCH FREY = 13pts 6rebs

NATE = 24pts 3ast
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7/8/2005  12:28 AM
http://www.vegassummerleague.com/box_score.cfm?game=12

here's the link to the boxscore and recap.

Nate seems like he could be a special player. He took it right into Howard several times. He's tenacious, fearless and it seems like he'll be a great team player, and eventually a leader. I can seem his attitude really rubbing off on this team in the right way. 24pts in 27minutes though, damn. Why do I feel like Nate will be finishing a lot of games this year?

And for everyone complaining that Frye is actually 6'10.5" instead of 6'11" - he's the same height as Dwight Howard, looks to be just as muscular and he played better than Dwight Howard today. He can run the floor, shoot from outside, has a great foul shot (and the ability to get fouled), was tenacious on the offensive boards today and he seems to be pretty strong. Beasley was throwing his body around, and he's a load, dude must weigh 280lbs easy - but yeah, Beasley is the type of guy Frye needs help guarding. On the other hand, he guarded Howard well several times and Howard was a guy the Knicks could not cover towards the end of last year. Obviously, Frye has work to do, but I think he's a solid starter for this team. I think he'll put up good numbers. He was challenging a lot of shots, which even if it doesn't result in blocks is a good defensive deterent.

Lee plays with energy, I don't know, I really hope he can play SF, he seems a little small to play the PF. He's going to at least be a JYD type for us though. I thought Ariza has a nice game outside of a few bad passes. You have to realize, he's looking to set the young guys up - he's not going to go out and try to score in this atmosphere.
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