Vmart wrote:misterearl wrote:
I don't usually blame owners, but Dolan is completely to blame for the Knicks. He let Walsh do the first half of his job and then stepped in for the sexy part and sold the future for a great scorer with no court vision, no foot speed and no assists. The "star" mentality. The Stoudamire and Lin mistakes could have been made by anyone; only Dolan could have made the Anthony mistake, against the advice of many people. His ego must be enormous, almost as big as his inability to understand what winning basketball is made of. The Knicks can not be good with Dolan at the Helm or Anthony on the court.- SALBLSRed Hook, NYNYT Pick
Melo has great court vision. It is Woody that has enabled him to be just an iso superstar and not much else. A coach must demand more from his star player, I shouldn't say star his main player. If your running isolation plays for Melo then he is going to shoot. A good motion offense is needed to get everyone involved that is the key to success. All the players feel involved and everyone has their hands above the waist looking for a pass that will come when open. That's what great passing point guards do they keep the entire team ready because they may get the ball in scoring position at any time of the game. what we have right now is awful PG play. They suck defensively and they aren't very good in the open floor or rarely get in the open floor.
Karl, MDA and Woodson have tried.
We go Iso because of the roster, we go Iso because we have a great Iso player. Play to strengths.
When your desporate to keep JR, you got problems. We got a lot of problems.
Last year Woodson did a great job. Whats changed?
We played over our heads last year and that is on the coach!!
My name is NALOD and for 10 years I have been preaching that Its not Layden, its not Isiah, Its not Donnie, its not the coach's, its not bad luck, its no the Mecca: Its THAT Dolan gets it BACKWARDS!!!