Bonn1997 wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:For real what is the beef with Felton these days. I just watched the Bucks game and he didn't play that bad. I am curious though the match ups for this game though. Who guards KD? I don't like Shump on KD. It would be nice if Martin could play.

Felton's opponent has a 19.5 PER, which basically makes him one of the worst defenders in the game.

I hope James White gets eaten up by Durant that Woodson/Grunweld will finally cut his ass and/or cut some of the retiring Centers in order to bring in some help to this roster for the play offs

Hakim Warrick is a lanky defender with good size, athleticism, and has the ability to defend SF/PF's that we could put on Lebron
But give whoever we are going to pickup 2 weeks of training/working out with the team/practice/players etc
This stubbornness by Woodson is absolutely killing me, I don't know if he has some tricks up his sleeves but I just don't see this group doing it without major adjustments

I would be very surprised if OKC did not win this game by 12+ points

RonRon wrote:I mean this in my best interest as a Knick Fans

I hope James White gets eaten up by Durant that Woodson/Grunweld will finally cut his ass and/or cut some of the retiring Centers in order to bring in some help to this roster for the play offs

Hakim Warrick is a lanky defender with good size, athleticism, and has the ability to defend SF/PF's that we could put on Lebron
But give whoever we are going to pickup 2 weeks of training/working out with the team/practice/players etc
This stubbornness by Woodson is absolutely killing me, I don't know if he has some tricks up his sleeves but I just don't see this group doing it without major adjustments

I would be very surprised if OKC did not win this game by 12+ points

MIke Woodson's stubbornness is killing you ronron? Dude is 22 games over .500 and that is the best you can do?

James White is a part of the fabric of this watchable team. Tear that fabric at the risk of changing the human dynamic that is more important that statistics. Players are not trading cards or commodities. They are people who relate to one another in ways that are unseen.

They are a fraternity.

With that said, if Nate Thurmond unretires, Glen Grunwald sign him immediately.

RonRon wrote:I mean this in my best interest as a Knick Fans

I hope James White gets eaten up by Durant that Woodson/Grunweld will finally cut his ass and/or cut some of the retiring Centers in order to bring in some help to this roster for the play offs

Hakim Warrick is a lanky defender with good size, athleticism, and has the ability to defend SF/PF's that we could put on Lebron
But give whoever we are going to pickup 2 weeks of training/working out with the team/practice/players etc
This stubbornness by Woodson is absolutely killing me, I don't know if he has some tricks up his sleeves but I just don't see this group doing it without major adjustments

I would be very surprised if OKC did not win this game by 12+ points

yellowboy90 wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:For real what is the beef with Felton these days. I just watched the Bucks game and he didn't play that bad. I am curious though the match ups for this game though. Who guards KD? I don't like Shump on KD. It would be nice if Martin could play.

Felton's opponent has a 19.5 PER, which basically makes him one of the worst defenders in the game.

What's his numbers this month?

I don't know. It doesn't make sense to look at just a 3 game sample. It could be that your man just happened to have an off night, have a cold or an injury, or whatever in one of those games and it would change the numbers too much.

I meant March but how is that determined. I'm curious. Is it his matchup for the night or does it track each possesion?

misterearl wrote:Silly Putty

RonRon wrote:I mean this in my best interest as a Knick Fans

I hope James White gets eaten up by Durant that Woodson/Grunweld will finally cut his ass and/or cut some of the retiring Centers in order to bring in some help to this roster for the play offs

Hakim Warrick is a lanky defender with good size, athleticism, and has the ability to defend SF/PF's that we could put on Lebron
But give whoever we are going to pickup 2 weeks of training/working out with the team/practice/players etc
This stubbornness by Woodson is absolutely killing me, I don't know if he has some tricks up his sleeves but I just don't see this group doing it without major adjustments

I would be very surprised if OKC did not win this game by 12+ points

MIke Woodson's stubbornness is killing you ronron? Dude is 22 games over .500 and that is the best you can do?

James White is a part of the fabric of this watchable team. Tear that fabric at the risk of changing the human dynamic that is more important that statistics. Players are not trading cards or commodities. They are people who relate to one another in ways that are unseen.

They are a fraternity.

With that said, if Nate Thurmond unretires, Glen Grunwald sign him immediately.

go back to your SAY NO TO MARTIN and APPRECIATE SHEED's threads

Bonn1997 wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:For real what is the beef with Felton these days. I just watched the Bucks game and he didn't play that bad. I am curious though the match ups for this game though. Who guards KD? I don't like Shump on KD. It would be nice if Martin could play.

Felton's opponent has a 19.5 PER, which basically makes him one of the worst defenders in the game.

What's his numbers this month?

I don't know. It doesn't make sense to look at just a 3 game sample. It could be that your man just happened to have an off night, have a cold or an injury, or whatever in one of those games and it would change the numbers too much.

I meant March but how is that determined. I'm curious. Is it his matchup for the night or does it track each possesion?

It's the listed positions of the player while he's on the floor. It's not perfect - it doesn't work if you're using a zone defense or if there's a switch but it will work for most of the possessions and it's better than only using the eyeball test.

Yeah that doesn't really helps defenders in a heavy switching system. Defense is so tricky you would need an every possession tracking system. I was browsing hoopstats and saw Felton lost his matchup versus Jennings but he guarde Ellis most of the night and switched so much. Synergy is ok but have flaws. I read an article about how Toronto ate using their sportsvu cameras and how they wrote a program to track their D. Interesting stuff.