JohnWallace44 wrote:

Pharzeone wrote:

Childs2Dudley wrote:Douglas has owned D'Antoni since he's been given significant playing time. We're playing much better with him at point.

Pretty much. If you are Donnie Walsh it should be alarming but it won't be because of the euphoria of what the recent winning brings.

So much revisionist history. It was shown pretty conclusively early in the season that TD wasn't ready to be PG. He couldn't set up anyone to save his life. To be honest he didn't look that much improved tonight.

iSergio wrote:Makes you wonder how much better our record would be if Mike D'Antoni didn't throw the season away by playing Chris Duhon over Toney Douglas. You just KNOW Douglas kicked Duhon's scrub ass in practice every single day. D'Antoni and his stubborn ways are a huge weakness.

43-24. Third in the East.

lol.

Not.

Maybe a game here or there but nothing to change where we are: Way out of the playoffs.

Let's not start musing if we had played Wilt Chamberlain, err I mean Jordan Hill - and Toney Douglas all season long that we'd somehow had been a winner. We wouldn't have been.

Douglas has been very good but he's not that kind of a SEASON changer. The Mavs were a fluke and the Sixers are trash. Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

Just enjoy that Douglas is getting his time and he's producing. He will be good for us next year.