He can really rebound. He has averaged over 3 offensive boards per game when he has started which is really good. He doesnt have much range, and his offensive game is limited by poor footwork, but he manages to get his points. If he starts here and gets 25-30 mins a game I'd expect 10 pts and 8 boards easy.

He plays more of a traditional game, from what I have observed. He plays more of an inside game than Doleac. He's a banger who does not shy away from contact.

yeah he was playing behind Ratliff and Rahim. IMO Nazr is better and cheaper than Dampier. Their numbers are similar but Dampier has averaged 25min for his career while Nazr only 17min.

Miles better than Tim Thomas??? LOL

Tim Thomas has skills that Miles does not have or has yet to develop. Thomas is still a work-in-progress though, as we'll see when he steps up his game on the Knicks.

Posted by HARDCOREKNICKSFAN:

Miles better than Tim Thomas??? LOL

Tim Thomas has skills that Miles does not have or has yet to develop. Thomas is still a work-in-progress though, as we'll see when he steps up his game on the Knicks.

yea miles upside is huge,id rather have him than tim thomas

its not even an argument when you consider we'd have miles and kvh.

Nazr is averaging 5rebs in only 17min! thats amazing!

Posted by Snowman:

Everyone notice how HARDCORE is already back peddling stating " TT is still a work in progress " !! Already making EXCUSES for this chump !!! What is the difference in MILES & TT ??? Neither guy can shoot a jumper, neither guy plays defense, both can finish on a break and last but most important, TT makes triple what MILES makes !!!!

Everyone notice how K9/Snowman is riding HARDCORE's sack?

Son, I called TT a "work in progress" in regards to the statements made about him not yet reaching his potential. Isiah plans to work TT into the system and help bring out his potential. There's no need for excuses when the truth will suffice...

From the NY Times, Chris Broussard's article:

In Indiana, Isiah Thomas had great success helping Jermaine O'Neal and Ron Artest blossom into stars, and he believes he can help Tim Thomas do the same in New York.

"When you make a trade for a player, you always try to imagine how the player would be in your surroundings, in your environment, under your tutelage," Isiah Thomas said. "I'm confident that if Tim is willing to work and willing to listen, we can help him reach the potential that he has."

This is the direction we need to be going in- bringing out the potential in players and helping them make the greatest contribution to the team.

I am not even going to waste my time talking about Darius Miles vs. Tim Thomas. It's not worth it to discuss the obvious (that TT has WAY more skills than Darius Miles. Killa4luv already broke that one down for you.).

Just stop it, K9/Snowman. Being a KVH fan was bad enough. Don't make a bad thing worse by becoming a TT/Nazr hater because management improved the team and traded your boy. We're getting better, and the moves Isiah continues to make keep us going in the right direction- Upwards.

So instead of making futile attempts to debate me on the obvious (read the articles, watch the sports news), just let it go... Ya boy KVH is GONE. Put those wee-wee pads to use and get over it, lil' dawg.