With

Felton
Iman
Melo
Amare
Chandler

our big 3 offensively would be

Felton/Melo/Amare, while none of these players are good player's that know how to play off each other/ off the ball/ so it will be stagnant

gunsnewing wrote:You have to look at it this way. Having Melo as your only offensive threat means teams collapse on him and the game becomes a chuckfest. See the last 30 games for reference

With Tyson Chandler and Iman Shumpert inabilty to spread the floor, they will pack the paint and make us in to a jump shooting team and we don't have shooter's to spread it out
Melo does not play well off the ball as well

I think Chandler need's to be one of our #1 or 2 option's with the PnR and when Lin did it, he was successful because Chandler knew he would get the ball or shooter's would be open
But we go on and off with utilizing him and he doesn't know when to expect the ball or to concentrate on getting a rebound/fighting for position
This also make's Chandler much more effective on both end's of the floor with his confidence

I know we were blown out by Pacer's but I like how we utilized Chandler, defense/matchups was the issue that game..

I simply do not trust

Tyson
Amare
Melo

with all 3 together on the floor with major minutes and Woodson tries to limit their time together because of the poor spacing and how the defense would play us with that line up
don't force something to work when we have been proven that it doesn't work for 1.5 years

our best defensive G is actually JR Smith
He could use his size/athleticism/length on PG's while Felton can use his strength/speed Sg's
Felton cannot defend PG's

I hated the Nets but Martin was a beast.

AnubisADL wrote:Martin has good genetics. The guy still has hops. He just cant give you 30+ minutes a night.

I hated the Nets but Martin was a beast.

Shame injuries robbed him of what could have been a much more productive career. I'm still amazed that he could still jump last season despite micro fracture surgery in both knees.