martin wrote:

Papabear wrote:

ScoreBot wrote:

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NYK 117 NJN 111

Papabear Says

They are starting to gel. Imagin what it could have been with LeCon. He will regret to day he turned down the Knicks

Andrew and I were talking about that the other day.

Image this lineup: Moz, Amare, LeBron , Chandler, TD with James doing all of the PG duties and PnR'ing with Amare. In this scenario perhaps you trade away Gallo or Chandler for cap space to sign Moz, but you still have Fields, Rautins, Walker, Barrons and another PG to sign off the bench. Tough team.

UNSTOPPABLE. I think LeBron truly made a career mistake.

Forbes had a story saying that if Lebron really wanted to be a Billionaire NY was only place
for him to do it....

Said something Like Tiger Woods times 10 in endorsements if Lebron could win in NY

Yet he chose to be Wade's bitch!!.... Fcuk Lebron!!

Meanwhile...

Douglas is an opposing point guard's nightmare.

Felton looked a LOT better. His open court pass to Amare for the dunk was gorgeous.

Speaking of Amare: wow. Dominant. So nice to have that presence now. He got to the line all night and rebounded.

Moz was quiet but I can't get over how hard the kid plays. He's still learning the nuances of the NBA game but he is constantly working on both ends of the floor.

Randolph looked better, too. Didn't play out of control and gave a nice push off the bench.

It's hard to see a scenario where Mason gets burn over Bill Walker (or Fields for that matter).

Gallo and Wil really need to have a fire lit under their kiesters.

And he's not what Nate could be, because Nate is 5'8 and TD is 6'2 with a 6'6 wingspan. Certainly small for a SG but not for PG and he's stronger than a pit bull.

When we were talking line ups over the last month I liked TD coming off the bench, but getting starter minutes. Something like 30-35 minutes a night. Say 12 mpg at PG and another 20 playing along side Felton.

Also Douglas's speed isnt just perceived, its actual. Douglas's combine scores for 3/4 court sprint and agility are among the fastest recorded. He's built like a tank.

He's also got a clutch head on his shoulders. You see him play and you know this is a guy who is going to play stiffling defense and hit shots and his FTs in crunch time.

I wont lie.. he's probably my favorite player on the Knicks since last year. He's a throwback Knick of the Derrick Harper John Starks

fishmike wrote:TD is a straight up player. 6 steals? 6????

And he's not what Nate could be, because Nate is 5'8 and TD is 6'2 with a 6'6 wingspan. Certainly small for a SG but not for PG and he's stronger than a pit bull.

When we were talking line ups over the last month I liked TD coming off the bench, but getting starter minutes. Something like 30-35 minutes a night. Say 12 mpg at PG and another 20 playing along side Felton.

Also Douglas's speed isnt just perceived, its actual. Douglas's combine scores for 3/4 court sprint and agility are among the fastest recorded. He's built like a tank.

He's also got a clutch head on his shoulders. You see him play and you know this is a guy who is going to play stiffling defense and hit shots and his FTs in crunch time.

I wont lie.. he's probably my favorite player on the Knicks since last year. He's a throwback Knick of the Derrick Harper John Starks

yeah, i agree completely. except, i'd say he should play next to Felton even more often.

the way he wanted that last shot - the 3-pointer when the nets had cut their lead to 1 with about 45 seconds to go... he's cold-blooded and wants the ball in big spots.

love that kid.

knicks1248 wrote:

crzymdups wrote:bill walker can shoot. which we so desperately need.

Mason can not. which i thought he could

Watch... Mason will make those corner threes. He is garbage anywhere else.

iSergio wrote:Anthony Randolph 0 rebounds in 21 minutes.

He needs to do better on the boards no doubt, but he played a good game regardless. Good defense and very controlled. He made the right passes, right cuts, shot a little better from the field and made good decisions. Instead of barreling into double teams all hellbent, he stopped and hit the open man. Again, another nice step foward.

Again, I ask.... Why didn't Fields play last night?????

iSergio wrote:

Allanfan20 wrote:

iSergio wrote:Anthony Randolph 0 rebounds in 21 minutes.

He needs to do better on the boards no doubt, but he played a good game regardless. Good defense and very controlled. He made the right passes, right cuts, shot a little better from the field and made good decisions. Instead of barreling into double teams all hellbent, he stopped and hit the open man. Again, another nice step foward.

Again, I ask.... Why didn't Fields play last night?????

If Anthony Randolph doesn't get at least 6 rpg and 1 bpg, it's not a good game.

Oh you're one of those people.

fishmike wrote:TD is a straight up player. 6 steals? 6????

And he's not what Nate could be, because Nate is 5'8 and TD is 6'2 with a 6'6 wingspan. Certainly small for a SG but not for PG and he's stronger than a pit bull.

When we were talking line ups over the last month I liked TD coming off the bench, but getting starter minutes. Something like 30-35 minutes a night. Say 12 mpg at PG and another 20 playing along side Felton.

Also Douglas's speed isnt just perceived, its actual. Douglas's combine scores for 3/4 court sprint and agility are among the fastest recorded. He's built like a tank.

He's also got a clutch head on his shoulders. You see him play and you know this is a guy who is going to play stiffling defense and hit shots and his FTs in crunch time.

I wont lie.. he's probably my favorite player on the Knicks since last year. He's a throwback Knick of the Derrick Harper John Starks

I have been thinking a lot about TD and comparisons. As fans would do occasionally He actually reminds me a lot of a bigger and stronger Mookie Blaylock.

iSergio wrote:Anthony Randolph 0 rebounds in 21 minutes.

Apparently he was just executing the coaches game plan.. http://video.msg.com/Home/Knicks-Postgame-Win-Over-Nets-10-19