That video is great and even better now that we have moved on.

With some weight loss and shaved head Tracy MOrgan can play Marbury in the movie.

Someone make this movie!!!!

fishmike wrote:whos the big white guy on the Celtics?

Semih Erden...with the Celtics injuries at Center,
I guess they're giving him a shot to show what he's got.
Mostly playing 10-20 minutes, but played 41 minutes
vs. Charlotte netting 10 pts, 4 blks, 7 rebs & 1 stl.

http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Semih-Erden-210/

Erden also frequently asks for the ball in the low post, but the rawness of his skills here becomes quite visible. He might eventually come up with a great move, but generally speaking he shows improvable footwork and limited ability to net his jump-hooks with either hand (he uses both, although he clearly feels more confident with his right). Still, he shows a willingness to mix it up inside, and doesn’t back away from contact.

Still potentially able to develop into a power forward (although he looks like much more of a center), Erden showcases his perimeter skills very rarely. His spot-up jumper is extremely inconsistent, as he can easily net a mid-range jumper and then air-ball the next attempt. He can also put the ball on the floor and attack his match-up, which had eventually ended up in a few phenomenal highlights (he’s a pretty coordinated guy), but he never showed any continuity and it seems like it’s even a rarer feature lately.

Defensively, he’s not an outstanding player, but neither looks a big liability. He’s quite a mobile big who can defend out of the paint and challenge his match-up’s driving attempts with mild success (providing they are not very quick). Still he looks more comfortable guarding the low post, where he can rely on his length and his body. He can take contact and he doesn’t often buy into fakes, keeping his position nicely. On the other hand, he’s a rather poor team defender, as his defensive rotations are timid and not aggressive enough. He’s neither a great intimidator despite his length, although he eventually can collect a block (he’s averaged almost one per game). Besides, you can sometimes see him looking disinterested in the game, like if it’s a great deal of work for him to react to what’s happening on the court. It also happens in the offensive end, where he sometimes hangs around with apparently no defined purpose.

"so called elite teams"
that's what ray felton calls em
love that knicks swagger

BRIGGS wrote:

NYK3 wrote:Is this our biggest regular season game in the last 10 years??? I THINK IT IS AND IM PUMPED...WE ARE THE NEW YORK KNICKS, SAY GO NY GO NY GO

This is a big game to me--to the Knicks. I want to see the A game--I want to bring it to them 4 48 minutes and I want them to walk out of mSG with their heads down. This is a big game a big game. We were close in Boston--now I want to see youth be served.

Seems like the Knicks have had 10 BIG games or season distinguishing games.

- 3 Game road trip
- no home game let down game
- Charlotte home and home back to back.
- Pistons noon recovery game after Atlanta loss
- Hornet semi-measurement game against team over .500 (albeit without West)
- Raptors must win against sucky team
- TWolves revenge early big letdown loss game.
- Denver.

I expect a good showing. Perfect opportunity at a statement game.

Remember Amar'e, "The Knicks are back!"

Q. marv - did you say "get melo?"

A. Nope, was I said was, "who's checking Paul Pierce?"