I really admire the way he's battled back from his injury. That said, I don't think he's worth a roster spot on the team. Ariza is better in just about every aspect of the game and the Knicks will have plenty of swing men. I'd rather see remaining roster spots filled on a couple of PF/Cs.

DerMarr's playing with high and admirable intensity and effort. The ability just isn't there. He's playing like his job is on the line and he knows it, but he's also looking frustrated as if he feels that Ariza has already taken his job. (Frustration: a technical foul yesterday; a very hard foul on a dunk attempt that could have been called a flagrant; at times being out of control on offense--Once he plowed right into a player that was probably the most severe charge I've ever seen. It was like he wanted to fly into the lane powerfully but just didn't have the timing and coordination to do that kind of move.) I think the accident may have done more permanent damage than we realize. His reaction time, especially on defense, is poor too.

i have'nt seen dj play that much to pass comment. if you feel he cant stay on our roster, what kind of trade do you suggest. do you feel dj still belongs in the game?

hes a 6 f 9 Shooting guard we a decent decent shot that isnt consistant. His body never developed and he wil be stuck on a SG till that happens. Hes quite athletic but not a smart defensive player. I think he deserves to be a 9th man or something like that on some team. But there isnt room for him on the Knicks anymore...

I like Demarr's game. I hope they bring him to camp.

Posted by mintyfreshness33:

come on ppl, i cant believe this ****. a while back everyone said demarr should get more minutes and he marb and sweetney are gonna be the future of the franchise.

With that said, Ariza is Fcking Awesome!!

Both statements make sense.

You guys are sometimes like a candle in the wind (dermaar is great, our future and the next day he sucks cause he missed 2 SL games we don't care about).

without patience, we'll go nowhere. This is also a learning experience. How do you want the knicks to develop young players if you sytart to boo them at their very first mistake ?