IF THJ can stay aggressive and take the ball to the hoop to go along with his OS shooting than he should be able to command the 30 minutes. He really needs to focus on playing hard and smart all over the court.

http://gowherehiphop.com/nba/iman-shumpert-reverse-dunk-giannis/

It was more impressive because of when he did it in crunch time.

NardDogNation wrote:I don't think that this is him turning over a new leaf at all. I'd move him ASAP before the bottom falls out. Wouldn't want to re-sign him to big dollars based on just one good season and have him turn into Landry Fields.

Hey you are not alone with this line of thinking. Many good young KNICK players have come through that door who knick fans couldn't wait to get rid of. Only to regret their success with their new teams.

Just like we would regret Shumperts success with OKC and San antonio

gunsnewing wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:I don't think that this is him turning over a new leaf at all. I'd move him ASAP before the bottom falls out. Wouldn't want to re-sign him to big dollars based on just one good season and have him turn into Landry Fields.

Hey you are not alone with this line of thinking. Many good young KNICK players have come through that door who knick fans couldn't wait to get rid of. Only to regret their success with their new teams.

Just like we would regret Shumperts success with OKC and San antonio

David Lee couldn't hit a jumper if he was standing inside the basket when he came into the league. Every year he added to his game. Some people don't pay attention. They stick to their first impressions like dogs who won't let go of a bone.

It doesn't work that way. You have to groom your skilled young players. Best part if you get to do it while they are on their rookie contracts so if they pan out GREAT if not they didn't hurt your cap space.

gunsnewing wrote:Landry Fields never had a good season

Neither has Shumpert. What's your point?

Splat wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:I don't think that this is him turning over a new leaf at all. I'd move him ASAP before the bottom falls out. Wouldn't want to re-sign him to big dollars based on just one good season and have him turn into Landry Fields.

Hey you are not alone with this line of thinking. Many good young KNICK players have come through that door who knick fans couldn't wait to get rid of. Only to regret their success with their new teams.

Just like we would regret Shumperts success with OKC and San antonio

David Lee couldn't hit a jumper if he was standing inside the basket when he came into the league. Every year he added to his game. Some people don't pay attention. They stick to their first impressions like dogs who won't let go of a bone.

And exactly what has Shumpert added to his game? Go ahead, I'll wait...

As for David Lee, he consistently produced when given the opportunity and demonstrated that he was a walking double-double. That trait is a rare quality! Shumpert, on the other hand, is a dime a dozen player. The Suns basically got him in Gerald Green from the D-League. The Spurs got their version of Shumpert in Danny Green from the same place. So why am I suppose to be enthralled with Iman? Because he's managed to string together 10 good games in a 4 season career?

Splat wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:I don't think that this is him turning over a new leaf at all. I'd move him ASAP before the bottom falls out. Wouldn't want to re-sign him to big dollars based on just one good season and have him turn into Landry Fields.

Hey you are not alone with this line of thinking. Many good young KNICK players have come through that door who knick fans couldn't wait to get rid of. Only to regret their success with their new teams.

Just like we would regret Shumperts success with OKC and San antonio

David Lee couldn't hit a jumper if he was standing inside the basket when he came into the league. Every year he added to his game. Some people don't pay attention. They stick to their first impressions like dogs who won't let go of a bone.

Bonn1997 wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:I don't think that this is him turning over a new leaf at all. I'd move him ASAP before the bottom falls out. Wouldn't want to re-sign him to big dollars based on just one good season and have him turn into Landry Fields.

Exactly. I'd say the same thing even if he averages 40 PPG. Giving him mega bucks is a bad gamble

what is mega bucks? I don't think he gets a Klay Thompson type contract. Also, it depends on the pkg. He has a defensive rep and it had been reported that a team or two was willing to give up a 1st. So if he continues this level of play what is his worth on the trade market?

yellowboy wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:I don't think that this is him turning over a new leaf at all. I'd move him ASAP before the bottom falls out. Wouldn't want to re-sign him to big dollars based on just one good season and have him turn into Landry Fields.

Exactly. I'd say the same thing even if he averages 40 PPG. Giving him mega bucks is a bad gamble

what is mega bucks? I don't think he gets a Klay Thompson type contract. Also, it depends on the pkg. He has a defensive rep and it had been reported that a team or two was willing to give up a 1st. So if he continues this level of play what is his worth on the trade market?

Well recent reports suggest Draymond Green[you hear that yellowboy] will command $8mil

Or more on the open market, if we pay Shumpert anywhere close

To $8mil or give him Mike Stanton money I'll puke

Every last drop of acid in my stomach out

And if Shump was playing on any other team

Fans would be pulling the he's putting up good numbers on a bad team schtick

I will not fall for Shumpert's "Imma Get You Suckers and Get Mine" contract yr play

Not sure why his cult following is growing at an alarming rate maybe surpassing Melo's

Cash this stock in Phil, you owe that to us