knickscity wrote:So where is this quote that says Woodson told Felton to keep shooting?

I know he wanted Pablo to shoot that's because he would rather go a whole game and not shoot at all even open.

Bet me a large enough amount of money so I would have reason to find it...

holfresh wrote:

knickscity wrote:So where is this quote that says Woodson told Felton to keep shooting?

I know he wanted Pablo to shoot that's because he would rather go a whole game and not shoot at all even open.

Bet me a large enough amount of money so I would have reason to find it...

gunsnewing wrote:Woodson wanted Felton to keep shooting. Ask him today after Felton's shooting has dipped to 39%, more on par with his career numbers, and Woodson might give you a different answer

How can u legitimately make a statement like that know the dude was playing with two swollen hands and in one game a fractured pinky??..But thanks for the back up on Woody's comments...

holfresh wrote:

knickscity wrote:Woodson has defended Feltons shot selection when he hit them.

But this is a quote that tells you how a coach tells their player to keep shooting.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/green-light-fills-article-1.1196561

“No, never. I’ve been asked so many times not to shoot, so that was kind of weird,” Smith joked after he scored 13 of his 20 points in the second half of the Knicks’ 100-84 win at the Garden. “I shot a few bad shots (in the first half) and started hearing a few boos from the crowd, and that kind of messed with my head a little bit.

“But (Woodson) was telling me to keep shooting, so I’ve gotta keep shooting.”

“I was yelling at him to shoot the ball,” Woodson said. “Shooters are going to take some bad shots. That is just the nature of the game. I don’t mind that, as long as he is defending and doing the necessary things to help us win. Offensively, I have to help him because is so talented in terms of being able to create a shot and make shots himself.”

I'd love to see any article that says this about Felton.

Thanks, in an indirect way, u are making my point...

knickscity wrote:

holfresh wrote:

knickscity wrote:Woodson has defended Feltons shot selection when he hit them.

But this is a quote that tells you how a coach tells their player to keep shooting.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/green-light-fills-article-1.1196561

“No, never. I’ve been asked so many times not to shoot, so that was kind of weird,” Smith joked after he scored 13 of his 20 points in the second half of the Knicks’ 100-84 win at the Garden. “I shot a few bad shots (in the first half) and started hearing a few boos from the crowd, and that kind of messed with my head a little bit.

“But (Woodson) was telling me to keep shooting, so I’ve gotta keep shooting.”

“I was yelling at him to shoot the ball,” Woodson said. “Shooters are going to take some bad shots. That is just the nature of the game. I don’t mind that, as long as he is defending and doing the necessary things to help us win. Offensively, I have to help him because is so talented in terms of being able to create a shot and make shots himself.”

I'd love to see any article that says this about Felton.

Thanks, in an indirect way, u are making my point...

Nah, I'm really not, this is what he told JR, now find the same quote for Felton.

I told u it was a post game press conference..Not so readily available..But he said it, I'm not the only one that saw it..U have two other dudes confronting me on the topic almost said they saw it too...U need more than that??/

gunsnewing wrote:After loses Woodson said Felton's high shot attempts has to do with how the defense is playing the Knicks after being asked by reporters why is Felton shooting so much. I think its clear opposing teams game plan is to sag off Felton to get him to shoot more. And the reality is Felton is a 39% shooter

U are way to Lin biased for me to take you Felton comments seriously...

knickscity wrote:I can't recall too many post game interviews that wasn't printed.

if the quote exists i'd love to see it.

So u don't believe guns or mrknick either???...Have u seen the venom sprayed my way from knickshot???

holfresh wrote:

knickscity wrote:I can't recall too many post game interviews that wasn't printed.

if the quote exists i'd love to see it.

So u don't believe guns or mrknick either???...Have u seen the venom sprayed my way from knickshot???

Quit dodging the fact it was never said.

holfresh wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:After loses Woodson said Felton's high shot attempts has to do with how the defense is playing the Knicks after being asked by reporters why is Felton shooting so much. I think its clear opposing teams game plan is to sag off Felton to get him to shoot more. And the reality is Felton is a 39% shooter

U are way to Lin biased for me to take you Felton comments seriously...

You are entitled to your opinion but I don't think I'm biased just realistic. I've seen what Lin can do and he continues to prove to me that I was right in my assessment. Felton continues to prove to me that he is the same player he was in Charlotte, NY(minus 2months), Denver and Portland. A 39% shooter, 30% from 3, points comes on excessive shooting, low efficiency(terrible PER)look no futher than last year in Portland, lack of vision, lack of midrange game(all great pgs have), overplays defensively and gets beat but does a good job penetrating and Pn'R. As long as his plays are dumb down like the alley oop to Tyson.

gunsnewing wrote:

holfresh wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:After loses Woodson said Felton's high shot attempts has to do with how the defense is playing the Knicks after being asked by reporters why is Felton shooting so much. I think its clear opposing teams game plan is to sag off Felton to get him to shoot more. And the reality is Felton is a 39% shooter

U are way to Lin biased for me to take you Felton comments seriously...

You are entitled to your opinion but I don't think I'm biased just realistic. I've seen what Lin can do and he continues to prove to me that I was right in my assessment. Felton continues to prove to me that he is the same player he was in Charlotte, NY(minus 2months), Denver and Portland. A 39% shooter, 30% from 3, points comes on excessive shooting, look no futher than last year in Portland, lack of vision, lack of midrange game, overplays defensively and gets beat but does a good job penetrating and Pn'R. As long as his plays are dumb down like the alley oop to Tyson.

It is hard to explain what Felton is missing if a person does not understand what a real PG sees or needs to see.