Clean wrote:It seemed like a simple banged knee to me.

It was on his repaired knee I think (think he had it scoped too this offseason)- just used to Knicks luck when it comes to injuries so I'm preparing myself for the worst!

If he's out for a few games, I don't think we'll miss his play- he has been awful both sides of the ball for most of the season, and is a big contributor to the lack of energy in many of the games (which I never thought I'd say about him). However it messes up any trade we might have lined up. At this point I want the trade done, just so we can rule a line under the saga.

yellowboy90 wrote:I doubt it is anything big because the tweet is trying to hard to make you think.

Hopefully- he might be talking about that video game he got the other day!

smackeddog wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:It just makes me... want to work diligently at layups when I try to finish at the rim and get blk by Dunleavy JR.

Ha ha- I still can't believe how bad he is at finishing at the rim. I'm sure those 3 famous dunks are also the only 3 times he has actually successfully finished at the rim in his whole career! In his rookie year I thought it was just rookie nerves and that he was trying too hard to do something, but he hasn't shown any progress.

It proves he has it in him but half the time he looks hestitant. Like he doesn't know what his role is in the offense. I think a good coach will put him in spots where he will succeed. I think he would be much better off playing for Vogel or Popovich than Woodson and Melos knicks

gunsnewing wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:It just makes me... want to work diligently at layups when I try to finish at the rim and get blk by Dunleavy JR.

Ha ha- I still can't believe how bad he is at finishing at the rim. I'm sure those 3 famous dunks are also the only 3 times he has actually successfully finished at the rim in his whole career! In his rookie year I thought it was just rookie nerves and that he was trying too hard to do something, but he hasn't shown any progress.

It proves he has it in him but half the time he looks hestitant. Like he doesn't know what his role is in the offense. I think a good coach will put him in spots where he will succeed. I think he would be much better off playing for Vogel or Popovich than Woodson and Melos knicks

I dont think those dunks prove anything other than that he is athletic. He has no feel around the rim, for smaller players you need to have finesse to be a good finisher along with strong body control, two things he doesn 't have. Just look at Lin, he wasn't very athletic but was a very good finisher with us because he had strong body control.

MSG3 wrote:Shump is day to day. Bruised left knee, per Knick PR.

Felton out 2-3 weeks.

Well, we may very well of seen the last of Shump as a Knick- Dec 15th is coming up, and if they do have a trade lined up, it makes sense not to play him.

With Felton and Shump out, I wonder if Murray gets a shot.

gunsnewing wrote:Good hopefully by then Felton is an afterthought

I wouldn't mind Felton as a back up- I think he'd be pretty good in that role, if he doesn't sulk- he is capable of scoring at will, sometimes.