Knixkik wrote:Most realistic good moves is getting Foye (who can start at SG and backup lin as well) and Camby. Retain Lin, Smith, Novak, and Fields.

C Chandler/Camby
PF Stoudemire/Harrellson
SF Anthony/Fields/Novak
SG Foye/Smith
PG Lin/Foye

Good post, do you think Felton or foye is better ?

mikesknicks wrote:What is the obsession with Felton? He was a system player and the system is gone and he is too. He doesn't stay in shape and should be looking for a starting job. Stay away.

because he can be playing alongside Lin and be Lin's backup.
He is strong and big enough to guard some SG's and not be a liability.
A few teams like to play 2 PGs in the starting lineup, and they were pretty good at it, till they got their main stars injured.

Clippers, Cp3 and Billups, they continued to even 3pg/G lineup

Twolves, Ridnour, Rubio, JJ Barea,

Denver, Ty Lawson, Miller

If anyone thinks Lin and Nash can play together and not get killed by any of the elite teams, you are out of ur mind, no chance.

2 PGs, allows for 2 players that can penetrate, facilitate, and break traps.
Depending on the skills of your 2 PGs, strengths, weaknesses, strengths of the team, and how effective they can execute.
But staying in front of the SGs and one of them is at least going to get posted up on, on many occasions....

mikesknicks wrote:Do you even watch basketball with those statements???

What statements? That carl landry can put up numbers in bunches when he gets playing time? he had a down yr, but the season prior he avg 17 and 9.
Or that Kwame brown is better than Jeffries? both offensively and defensively