newyorknewyork wrote:F500ONE wrote:gunsnewing wrote:It's easier to run from the truth than face the truth
Until Melo plays games for this season he deserves whatever criticism he gets, when he responds in interviews like this.
I'm kind of confused
If Melo has played flawlessly his whole time here, why is the triangle such an x factor?
Why does Phil have to 'reach Carmelo' and 'change his game'
Is the thinking Carmelo is going to go from scoring 25-27ppg to 30-33ppg with less volume?
Triangle proves to be some hocus pocus remedy for him
The triangle if ran properly would hopefully stop the rest of the team from standing and watching iso ball. Instead there will be more spacing and choreographed motion away from the ball leading to more efficient shots for the whole team as well as the belief that the whole team is contributing to the offense rather then relying purely on Melo.
That would be the hope away. But then again why hope for anything, we should just come to message boards and complain all day over things we have no control over because that's what leads to positive outcomes.
Even more confused
Is it okay to complain about how bad Felton was at point, how bad Tyson defended the paint, about Amar'e knees, about J.R. and his immaturity?
The reason I ask////is there much rebuttal when it's done to players above or is it the timing of complaints
When the regular season is 0-0
Optimism proves we'll finish 50-32, pessimism proves we'll be 30-52
When the regular season is 20gms in
Optimism proves we'll go 40-22 if we start 7-13, Pessimism proves we'll go 20-42 if we start 7-13
When the regular season is 40gms in
Pessimism is acceptable sitting at 15-25
When the regular season is 60gms in
Stone whichever player you want except your absolute favorite