Dude was built for MDA system

itchetrigr wrote:if he keeps playing at this level he's gonna make a strong case, scary thing is I still think he has room to improve...

He clearly has room to improve cause he is still learning the system and the team. Luckily he was made for this system. Many of us here said that Raymond might excel in this system but others didn't think he could because they couldn't look past what he did in Browns system. I think that one is settled.

NYKBocker wrote:Felton definately is getting better and will keep getting better. Last night against the Nyets, he showed that he is getting really comfortable with the PnR.

felton is a team first point guard, who does more than say the right things, he does it.

he is not chasing after product endorsement deals on the court, he chasing after wins. so when he gets the ball you know he is trying to pass or score, not looking for face time. and he doesnt take time off at the other end of the court, he is just as busy. this is the best (star) pg knicks have had im my lifetime.

Paladin55 wrote:Biggest surprise (for) regarding Felton is his shooting. He can basically score from anywhere on the court at this point. Solid from the 3, a great pull-up midrange shot, an uncanny floater, and the ability to get to the basket with either hand. Add to this the fact that he is great from the line, and you have a legit scorer at the position.

I think the P&R will come around at some point.

I've had some frustration with his passing- too many tipped balls- but he has been much better than I expected.

A great pickup, and someone we can think about resigning at some point down the line.

The P & R looked pretty good last night with both Amare and Chandler. He is not only getting it but looks like the 5th pick and may be reaching the potential. Maybe cross Paul off the list and look to shore up other areas.

Knixkik wrote:Felton clearly showed he's a better player then Harris last night. He really does everything better than him, on top of not being injury prone like Harris is. This is a very good NBA when it comes to good PGs right now, but he could quickly become an all-star and a top-10 PG in the league if he keeps it up.

Not to mention he's a very very solid defender, and is top 10 in steals, if we are above 500, the coaches will pick him for sure. Amare is a no brainer, there isn't a better PF in the east.