Caseloads wrote:this is true Briggs. Dirk said it best - the knicks best line up is with KP at the 5, Melo at 4, lance at 3, afflalo at 2 and LG (shudder) at 1.our problem is based on me watching from the court tonight:
KP is too tall and too thin/lanky
knicks best offense is still ISO MELO - VERY SAD, BUT TRUE
no post game (ROLO is LOST on offense when he gets the ball)
Afflalo is just old - his best days are behind him. He doesn't have young legs and doesn't get lift on his jumper and that is the reason / one of the reasons we lost tonight
LG can't hit a jump shot
Calderon can't defend.
We don't get foul calls
We don't get steals
basically we have no defenders and no offensive players (other than melo), and no athletic players. also the players are not engaged (Fisher's fault). There was no real "coaching" in the game. Standing on the sidelines is not coaching.
we are screwed.
PS - MELO does get hacked and does not get calls. The refs are against the knicks, which is sad, but true. Pulling, tugging, etc on the knicks and no calls.
Sooooooo.....Tell us how you really feel. lol
I can't argue with anything you said. I just hope all the Fisher haters are reading your post. It sounds like more roster problems than coaching problems. Some coaches have a mild manor on the sideline, which doesn't mean they are bad coaches. Not giving Fisher a pass, but to me, if we had a solid roster, even a local fan can coach a game. The real coaching is done in the locker room, half time, post game, practices.....And none of us are there to witness. But Phil and company should know better than us, how Fisher's coaching performance has been.
Meanwhile, you've pointed out 95% of the roster issues that some of us doesn't seem to understand. We only look good on paper....On the court, we have too many holes to fill in 1 year.
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