skeng wrote:Like you said we're only 6 games into the season - so I'm not writing Chandler off just yet.. I agree with you about Duhon though, but I think that he could (a big could) turn around maybe. Buy I'm not counting on it.

I hear ya,
agreed.

I like Chandler but he seems to be throwing up more bad shot selection this season
and hasnt seem to be same occasional shot blocker at Forward spot. Chandler still has
place on this team, developed nicely last yr I have not given up on him. But he seems
lost who knows ?perhaps his offseason injury is hurting him and he's not 100% yet

I expect big things from Chandler.
But you are right Duhon is main problem. He opened his mouth as leaders should do
but he plays like crap. I dont like him as Knick PG right now and we have no one
else until Douglas gets some minutes at PG.

Walsh needed to sign another PG this yr cause I know its all about 2010 next yr
but neither Douglas nor Nate Robinson were really PGs to begin with ?

So Duhon needed to show up and play decent & he's been horrible and seems to be
going down the tubes

Anji wrote:I think that it is hard to run an offensive when you have perimeter players who can't put pressure on the defense with their dribble. Duhon is a back up point guard and Chandler is a stiff. If they aren't hitting three's like last year, you are basically playing down 2-3 players when these and Jeffries are on the floor.

I never been a Chandler fan, but I can't think of another small forward with less guard skiils in the NBA that starts. I would stsrt Hughes/Gallo/AL/Lee............. I would atleast split time with TD. Duhon and Chandler aare bench players Imo.

We have 12 bench players plus Dlee... So you can pick any combination and get same result

Chandler i'd give more time, he just got converted back to his more natural 4 position... if he's still struggling in a few weeks then i might let him come off the bench & play vs. other team's 2nd unit guys to help him regain his confidence.