Anyone who has ever worked with statistics knows that you can get them to say pretty much anything you want them to say if you tweak them right.

Whatevs.

loweyecue wrote:I don't think Hollinger changes his model based on our results - as much as Knick fans think he should. The numbers are what they are. So far we have sucked ass and the ranks reflect that. Gotta take your lumps. Go on a 9-2 win streak and all this will change. Till such time we do IIWII.

sometimes you need a little doubt from others to give yourself a motive to work harder and get better.
analyst are analyst, they will ride the hot streaks when teams look good and give an extra kick when things aren't going well.
regardless, we have to use the negative and make it a positive, take things game by game, continue with the game plan, and continue to build on what we have.
yesterday's game was crucial, for Anthony to believe in his team, the players to believe in themselves, continue to hit the wide open man, and to move off the ball.
we took many good shots yesterday, game out to play, and didn't let the defense dictate how we wanted to play.
we attacked the paint, hit open shots, that is how we go in the groove, which helped spread the floor, and allowed us to dominate 1v1 when it presented.
Offensive rebounds and 2nd chance points were big, as we the exploited the defense with the good shots and ball movement.

On defense, we didn't switch, on every play, allowing the offense to dictate the match ups and mismatches.
The intensity is there, we played the best game of the seasons and will continue to build chemistry.

Lets take these road games and come back home to defend our home court, giving our fans something to cheer about and believe in.
analyst can believe what they want, just as long as we believe in each other and ourselves.
we can go on win streak, fate is in our own hands, we just got to make the best of it.
This game also gave confidence for our 3rd string players in Lin, Novak, Jordan, and Balkman.
Jorts will be missed, but when a door closes, another opens, and our 3rd string players have to take whatever is given to them.
Attack in practice and work hard, they will get an opportunity, just be ready when they are called upon...

crzymdups wrote:Hollinger is a douche.

Anyone who has ever worked with statistics knows that you can get them to say pretty much anything you want them to say if you tweak them right.

Whatevs.

Panos wrote:Looks like Hollinger is pretty on the money this year. Weird huh?

Yeah he is and like I said we can't even beat a lottery team that was on a losing streak... We are not making the playoff's this year. Any one expecting us to is clearly mistaken.

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CrushAlot wrote:

franco12 wrote:honestly - the way we've been playing, this isn't unrealistic.

I agree.

+1

+2

If you firmly believe the team will come out of this, well thats positve thinking and I'm with you..

But statistaclly speaking, he's right.. we all know statistics in any sport is all assumption..It's like saying a guy who scores 25 point's in the 1st qtr, is on pace to score a 100, but reality is, the defense will adjust, and put more focus on that player and at least slow him down...problay ends up with 40.

Statistaclly speaking, If the knicks continue to win games at this rate, then we are certainly a lottery team..fo sho..

With the falsely titled best front court in the league we are a bottom feeding lottery team. It's becoming apparent that carmelo was a very small component in the nuggets success and one of the most overated players in the.NBA. our guys were better than this trash and improving.

Hopefully we can flip him for Dwight or dwill