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NYKBocker
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![]() The big question is can he run the PnR.
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Marv
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NYKBocker
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![]() Marv wrote: Very Mark Jackson like. |
BlueSeats
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![]() NYKBocker wrote:The big question is can he run the PnR. This is every bit as important “Sometimes you get caught up in the moment and you’re just playing and you’re running up and down,” Stoudemire said, “but Chauncey will definitely relax guys and get them in their right positions and run the offense.” |
NYKBocker
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![]() BlueSeats wrote:NYKBocker wrote:The big question is can he run the PnR. Light jab at Felton? |
martin
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![]() BlueSeats wrote:NYKBocker wrote:The big question is can he run the PnR. This is something that I felt Felton never brought. Took him more than training camp and first month to get the PnR down, that was strange for me coming from a UNC and otherwise well-groomed PG. And he kept just handing the ball off to Amare and then walking away, when it seemed like a more commanding-of-the-moment PG would have gotten the ball back and ran another set when it was clear Amare was over-doing the iso play. Nash was more of a probing PG and certainly that wasn't Felton's MO, but he could have been more patient. I know the offense is predicated on the PG making shots, but does Felton need to take the first open long distance shot with 20 seconds left on clock without exploring if Gallo/Chandler/Amare/Someone had a better play? Like that. Official sponsor of the PURE KNICKS LOVE Program
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BlueSeats
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![]() NYKBocker wrote:BlueSeats wrote:NYKBocker wrote:The big question is can he run the PnR. Definitely. Felton started looking more and more like a rich man's Toney Douglas. |