The most encouraging individual move in the Raptor's game was the Mozgov dunk... and while the Landry Field's continued impersonation of John Havlicek makes Knicks fans smile like proud parents... the most shocking development is the smooth and consistent range of employee number 3.

Shawne Williams' (hopeful) continued productivity means that:

- The Mayor becomes less reliant on his three point shot and continues to model his game after Captain A.

- Gallo has help.

- Toney Douglas becomes more of a playmaker and less a three point shooter.

- If he sees any light, Anthony Randolph can focus on rebounding and hitting the offensive glass.

- Kelenna Azubuike can take his time returning from injury.

- Ronny Turiaf should not set foot on the court until he is back to 100 per cent health. Anytime after New Years Day is cool.

- Bill Walker must work extra hard for minutes

- Roger who?

- Aran Smith, NBADraft.net

The best line is, "Good ball handler, almost second nature"

In 51 minutes Shawne Williams has a grand total of 3 turnovers. One was a baby step on the out of bounds line.

GodSave - if other teams "force" Shawne to put the ball on the floor, watch him work. For those among us who consider three point shooting fools gold consider this... the best feature of Shawne Williams early minutes in a Knicks uniform is NOT his shooting. It is that fact Shawne Williams thinks ahead and knows what do do with the ball. He never holds it and stands. Similar to Landry Fields, there is movement and maturity to Williams game.

Notice how his head is always up and how his eyes survey the court when he receives the ball.

While we were dazed and amazed by Wiliams raining one clutch three after another, we failed to mention the Knicks basketball IQ just got bumped up a notch

BRIGGS wrote:S Williams is looking to improve his 3pt shooting accuracy tonight as the Knicks take on the Timberwolves. Currently siting @ 88% Shawne feels get can get to the mid 90's and keep it there with a minor adjustment

If it doesn't stay above 90 I will boo him

JrZyHuStLa wrote:Starks would indeed be proud, as long as you don't mention game 7 of the 94 Finals.

Seriously...I love Starks but when I hear his name all I think of is "ill-advised shot".

misterearl wrote:Go big or go home Shift Du Jour

G Williams 6'9
G Gallo 6'10
F Randolph 6'11
F Captain A 6'10
C Turiaf 6'10

I would love to see that as a starting lineup just to see the looks on the other sideline. perhaps April 1st if we have a game?

orangeblobman wrote:

misterearl wrote:Along with Landry Fields, Shawne Williams is trade bait.

I cannot wait for him to shoot 2-18 and 0-11 from three point range.

Oh the pain.

Woah, why is Landry Fields trade bait?

Landry Fields is someone I want on the Knicks for the next 10 years. This guy is a baller. I would rather keep Landry than get Melo in a trade.

Another solid game for Shawne Williams 5-9 (3-4 from three, well below his average), alert ball movement, clutch points, a beautiful drive from half court, 13 points, and only one turnover in 25 minutes (the most minutes of any Knicks player off the bench by the way)

stanleybostitch wrote:

JrZyHuStLa wrote:Starks would indeed be proud, as long as you don't mention game 7 of the 94 Finals.

Seriously...I love Starks but when I hear his name all I think of is "ill-advised shot".

Starks was a hack