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fwk00
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12/14/2019  4:50 PM
GustavBahler wrote:The biggest difference I see under Miller is the team plays like they believe they can win. Too many games under Fizdale, one turnover would lead to many, like a cascade failure. They're starting to believe in themselves as a team. Didnt let Hield's 3 pt barrage get in their heads, kept chipping away at the lead.

Hope Smith jr can come back and keep the momentum going Learn from Payton, and keep him from getting worn down. Will be surprised if Frank isnt moved by the first trade deadline for more shooting.

I couldn't agree more. I might extend that to the fan base who knew with predictable certainty that Fizdale's moves would end in catastrophe.

Miller's team doesn't let the score get them down. They played like the GS Warriors played us a few nights ago - with pride and determination.

It's a breath of fresh air.

While I don't think anyone is untouchable, I would be surprised if Frank is moved. The combination of Frank and Payton is paying dividends and neither player is fully up to speed - Frank in a funk, Payton is coming back. For the Knicks, in a year when winning anything important is not in the cards, what a luxury to have two high ceiling PGs developing under Miller. Sit back and watch it play out. I think we are in for a treat.

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12/14/2019  10:36 PM
fwk00 wrote:
GustavBahler wrote:The biggest difference I see under Miller is the team plays like they believe they can win. Too many games under Fizdale, one turnover would lead to many, like a cascade failure. They're starting to believe in themselves as a team. Didnt let Hield's 3 pt barrage get in their heads, kept chipping away at the lead.

Hope Smith jr can come back and keep the momentum going Learn from Payton, and keep him from getting worn down. Will be surprised if Frank isnt moved by the first trade deadline for more shooting.

I couldn't agree more. I might extend that to the fan base who knew with predictable certainty that Fizdale's moves would end in catastrophe.

Miller's team doesn't let the score get them down. They played like the GS Warriors played us a few nights ago - with pride and determination.

It's a breath of fresh air.

While I don't think anyone is untouchable, I would be surprised if Frank is moved. The combination of Frank and Payton is paying dividends and neither player is fully up to speed - Frank in a funk, Payton is coming back. For the Knicks, in a year when winning anything important is not in the cards, what a luxury to have two high ceiling PGs developing under Miller. Sit back and watch it play out. I think we are in for a treat.

There is an improvement in coaching that is impacting this team. Miller takes time outs before teams go on killer runs. His after time out plays are a lot better than Fiz's so far. The defense last night in the fourth quarter was awesome. I can't remember that play with Fiz. Randle has transformed into the player the Knicks thought they were getting. The offense is a lot better. The defense is a lot better. Miller is just coaching. Hope he gets a real chance and is back next year if he continues to do what he has done so far. It would be awesome if Miller becomes the next Nick Nurse. A huge endorsement for G League coaches.
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12/15/2019  12:16 AM
CrushAlot wrote:
fwk00 wrote:
GustavBahler wrote:The biggest difference I see under Miller is the team plays like they believe they can win. Too many games under Fizdale, one turnover would lead to many, like a cascade failure. They're starting to believe in themselves as a team. Didnt let Hield's 3 pt barrage get in their heads, kept chipping away at the lead.

Hope Smith jr can come back and keep the momentum going Learn from Payton, and keep him from getting worn down. Will be surprised if Frank isnt moved by the first trade deadline for more shooting.

I couldn't agree more. I might extend that to the fan base who knew with predictable certainty that Fizdale's moves would end in catastrophe.

Miller's team doesn't let the score get them down. They played like the GS Warriors played us a few nights ago - with pride and determination.

It's a breath of fresh air.

While I don't think anyone is untouchable, I would be surprised if Frank is moved. The combination of Frank and Payton is paying dividends and neither player is fully up to speed - Frank in a funk, Payton is coming back. For the Knicks, in a year when winning anything important is not in the cards, what a luxury to have two high ceiling PGs developing under Miller. Sit back and watch it play out. I think we are in for a treat.

There is an improvement in coaching that is impacting this team. Miller takes time outs before teams go on killer runs. His after time out plays are a lot better than Fiz's so far. The defense last night in the fourth quarter was awesome. I can't remember that play with Fiz. Randle has transformed into the player the Knicks thought they were getting. The offense is a lot better. The defense is a lot better. Miller is just coaching. Hope he gets a real chance and is back next year if he continues to do what he has done so far. It would be awesome if Miller becomes the next Nick Nurse. A huge endorsement for G League coaches.

I don't know how well Miller will do the rest of the year, but right now he doesn't look overmatched. I wished Fiz just kept it simple. He could've worked up to whatever positionless vision ( Hahaha, I know, he never really had one) he had. Miller seems to let the players excel at the roles they're good at and letting them expand on their given skillsets. At least that's what I hope he's doing. At least, I'd like to think that's what he's doing.
Always... always remember: Less is less. More is more. More is better and twice as much is good too. Not enough is bad, and too much is never enough except when it's just about right. - The Tick
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