Gsus wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Melo = Loser

Gets outplayed by Leonard then takes an ill advised shot almost ending Kristaps career.

Phuck him, as$hole.

Can't blame him for the injury. Freak play.

I know it's not intentional, but to go up when your 7'3 teammate is at your legs?!

SMDH.

This ****ing guy wants to put up a shot so fast every time the ball comes in his hands that he doesn't even realize he's battling his own damn team mates.

Just a poor IQ play all around. I actually look forward to when he's off the floor, then you see actual smart teamball.

If Melo's not on fire like the Washington game, he's a net negative player.

He's no Kawhi Leonard, that's for sure. Now that's a great small forward!

ChuckBuck wrote:

Gsus wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Melo = Loser

Gets outplayed by Leonard then takes an ill advised shot almost ending Kristaps career.

Phuck him, as$hole.

Can't blame him for the injury. Freak play.

I know it's not intentional, but to go up when your 7'3 teammate is at your legs?!

SMDH.

This ****ing guy wants to put up a shot so fast every time the ball comes in his hands that he doesn't even realize he's battling his own damn team mates.

Just a poor IQ play all around. I actually look forward to when he's off the floor, then you see actual smart teamball.

If Melo's not on fire like the Washington game, he's a net negative player.

He's no Kawhi Leonard, that's for sure. Now that's a great small forward!

He is an all time true scorer. Let the man go get buckets.

The problem is Sasha and Jose. They were literally getting torched, provide no offense or playmaking.

Fisher for whatever reason decided to take Grant out who was attacking and getting to the basket to put in the pump faking no shot taking slow footed Caledron. He should have also moved Zinger to center and had Quinn out there for offensive purcposed because Lopez was having a tough night.

We are 2-2 played the Spurs tough, beat the Wizards and Bucks on the road.

Cartman718 wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Melo = Loser

Gets outplayed by Leonard then takes an ill advised shot almost ending Kristaps career.

Phuck him, as$hole.

no. you are the a-hole. the tempation to become iso-melo is there and it showed yesterday, but understand that against a losing team, this team scored 122 points with melo scoring only 11.
how much of this loss should be blamed on jerian grant and kyle oquinn for being hesitant to shoot when open.
winning teams never hesitate to shoot when open.

even calderon and galloway hesitated to some extent.
it's a learning experience for the team, they'll learn to shoot when open and not hesitate because of their non-scorer reputation. i bet you against the cavs they blaze it up throwing caution to the wind.

right now they are a 0.5 team that could get seriously better. what's not to like?
was anyone expecting them to NOT make these mistakes as part of the growth process?

the kids can make as many mistakes as they need so that they can learn. Melo has no excuse to make rookie mistakes or to chuck selfishly.

melo fans may not like it but most logical fans will have very little tolerance for him this year. If he thinks fukk ny now, just wait ...

StarksEwing1 wrote:

fitzfarm wrote:Lenord fouled the **** outta the Knicks tonight... Again Melo would be dpy if he was allowed to have and Waco like KL

let it go the refs didnt cost us the game

Actually that BS goaltending call on KP kind of broke our momentum. Not saying we would have won, but right after that everything started to get out reach.

ChuckBuck wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Melo = Loser

Gets outplayed by Leonard then takes an ill advised shot almost ending Kristaps career.

Phuck him, as$hole.

no. you are the a-hole. the tempation to become iso-melo is there and it showed yesterday, but understand that against a losing team, this team scored 122 points with melo scoring only 11.
how much of this loss should be blamed on jerian grant and kyle oquinn for being hesitant to shoot when open.
winning teams never hesitate to shoot when open.

even calderon and galloway hesitated to some extent.
it's a learning experience for the team, they'll learn to shoot when open and not hesitate because of their non-scorer reputation. i bet you against the cavs they blaze it up throwing caution to the wind.

right now they are a 0.5 team that could get seriously better. what's not to like?
was anyone expecting them to NOT make these mistakes as part of the growth process?

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I'm just messin'

No actually I'm not, or am I?

Like mreinman said, the rooks get a free pass because wait for it.....they're rooks.

Your favorite tenured 13 seasons in the NBA son, shouldn't make rookie mistakes. He should be leading this young bunch, which he seems completely incapable of doing.

can you guys cut it out with this crap?

mreinman wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

mreinman wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Melo = Loser

Gets outplayed by Leonard then takes an ill advised shot almost ending Kristaps career.

Phuck him, as$hole.

no. you are the a-hole. the tempation to become iso-melo is there and it showed yesterday, but understand that against a losing team, this team scored 122 points with melo scoring only 11.
how much of this loss should be blamed on jerian grant and kyle oquinn for being hesitant to shoot when open.
winning teams never hesitate to shoot when open.

even calderon and galloway hesitated to some extent.
it's a learning experience for the team, they'll learn to shoot when open and not hesitate because of their non-scorer reputation. i bet you against the cavs they blaze it up throwing caution to the wind.

right now they are a 0.5 team that could get seriously better. what's not to like?
was anyone expecting them to NOT make these mistakes as part of the growth process?

the kids can make as many mistakes as they need so that they can learn. Melo has no excuse to make rookie mistakes or to chuck selfishly.

melo fans may not like it but most logical fans will have very little tolerance for him this year. If he thinks fukk ny now, just wait ...

this loss is as much on melo as his supporting cast minus porzi. jose, gallo, grant, kyle, LT, dwill...they were all garbage last night.
not sure what you are expecting melo to do when the others are reluctant to shoot...they need to shoot more and as a result melo will have lesser percentage of the total shots taken... they passed up wide open shots, dont blame that on melo being a chucker. he saw the same thing...no one wants to shoot. i mean if gallo is so ready for primetime why is his first shot coming in the 3rd quarter?

go ahead blame melo all you want, but it wasn't melo that tony parker was driving by at ease. it wasn't melo that was supposed to protect the paint against diaw, duncan and aldridge.

it was an all round bad game for the team, against a team whose core has been together for such a long time in the same system with the same coaching staff...what were you expecting? a blowout by the knicks on the spurs?

I expected a loss of course and I don't blame melo for the loss.

I always blame melo for taking bad shots and I don't make excuses for him. I sit in the game threads and judge all of his shots fairly.

I give melo props when he deserves it as well.

When he forced a horrible shot and got blocked by KL and then instead of getting back on defense he stayed and argued with the refs. Are you ok with that as well?

no... not excusing the melodrama at all... getting back on defense is something he has to improve on. of all starting forwards in the NBA, he ran the least number of steps in the same number of games. i mean what does that tell you...that he can be lazy at times, but it's fisher's job to get him in line and send a strong message. but if you are faulting him for shooting too much...no that's not right because no one else wanted to shoot besides KP.

Cartman718 wrote:

mreinman wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

mreinman wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Melo = Loser

Gets outplayed by Leonard then takes an ill advised shot almost ending Kristaps career.

Phuck him, as$hole.

no. you are the a-hole. the tempation to become iso-melo is there and it showed yesterday, but understand that against a losing team, this team scored 122 points with melo scoring only 11.
how much of this loss should be blamed on jerian grant and kyle oquinn for being hesitant to shoot when open.
winning teams never hesitate to shoot when open.

even calderon and galloway hesitated to some extent.
it's a learning experience for the team, they'll learn to shoot when open and not hesitate because of their non-scorer reputation. i bet you against the cavs they blaze it up throwing caution to the wind.

right now they are a 0.5 team that could get seriously better. what's not to like?
was anyone expecting them to NOT make these mistakes as part of the growth process?

the kids can make as many mistakes as they need so that they can learn. Melo has no excuse to make rookie mistakes or to chuck selfishly.

melo fans may not like it but most logical fans will have very little tolerance for him this year. If he thinks fukk ny now, just wait ...

this loss is as much on melo as his supporting cast minus porzi. jose, gallo, grant, kyle, LT, dwill...they were all garbage last night.
not sure what you are expecting melo to do when the others are reluctant to shoot...they need to shoot more and as a result melo will have lesser percentage of the total shots taken... they passed up wide open shots, dont blame that on melo being a chucker. he saw the same thing...no one wants to shoot. i mean if gallo is so ready for primetime why is his first shot coming in the 3rd quarter?

go ahead blame melo all you want, but it wasn't melo that tony parker was driving by at ease. it wasn't melo that was supposed to protect the paint against diaw, duncan and aldridge.

it was an all round bad game for the team, against a team whose core has been together for such a long time in the same system with the same coaching staff...what were you expecting? a blowout by the knicks on the spurs?

I expected a loss of course and I don't blame melo for the loss.

I always blame melo for taking bad shots and I don't make excuses for him. I sit in the game threads and judge all of his shots fairly.

I give melo props when he deserves it as well.

When he forced a horrible shot and got blocked by KL and then instead of getting back on defense he stayed and argued with the refs. Are you ok with that as well?

no... not excusing the melodrama at all... getting back on defense is something he has to improve on. of all starting forwards in the NBA, he ran the least number of steps in the same number of games. i mean what does that tell you...that he can be lazy at times, but it's fisher's job to get him in line and send a strong message. but if you are faulting him for shooting too much...no that's not right because no one else wanted to shoot besides KP.

I don't blame him for shooting too much. If you are taking smart shots then shoot it 30 times a game. I don't care. Others complain about the number of shots but I just want smart and efficient shots. If you have the shot, take it again and again.

What I don't like is when he pulls a kobe and holds the ball and them just tries to create and force his own offense. I would love to see if he drove to the hoop with the intention to pass. How often do you see Melo drive and kick? Almost never. How often do you see him try to turn away from the double or triple team and take an ill advised shot? Does he not realized that if he passed the ball in these cases then he would get doubled and tripled teamed less often? And, that he will probably create really good opps for his teammates? He needs to come to terms that his shot is not always gonna go in and its not always the best shot on the court. I have played with many guys like that and its very hard to change them.

I really wish a guy like barkley can work with him and set him straight.

ChuckBuck wrote:

mreinman wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

mreinman wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

mreinman wrote:

Cartman718 wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Melo = Loser

Gets outplayed by Leonard then takes an ill advised shot almost ending Kristaps career.

Phuck him, as$hole.

no. you are the a-hole. the tempation to become iso-melo is there and it showed yesterday, but understand that against a losing team, this team scored 122 points with melo scoring only 11.
how much of this loss should be blamed on jerian grant and kyle oquinn for being hesitant to shoot when open.
winning teams never hesitate to shoot when open.

even calderon and galloway hesitated to some extent.
it's a learning experience for the team, they'll learn to shoot when open and not hesitate because of their non-scorer reputation. i bet you against the cavs they blaze it up throwing caution to the wind.

right now they are a 0.5 team that could get seriously better. what's not to like?
was anyone expecting them to NOT make these mistakes as part of the growth process?

the kids can make as many mistakes as they need so that they can learn. Melo has no excuse to make rookie mistakes or to chuck selfishly.

melo fans may not like it but most logical fans will have very little tolerance for him this year. If he thinks fukk ny now, just wait ...

this loss is as much on melo as his supporting cast minus porzi. jose, gallo, grant, kyle, LT, dwill...they were all garbage last night.
not sure what you are expecting melo to do when the others are reluctant to shoot...they need to shoot more and as a result melo will have lesser percentage of the total shots taken... they passed up wide open shots, dont blame that on melo being a chucker. he saw the same thing...no one wants to shoot. i mean if gallo is so ready for primetime why is his first shot coming in the 3rd quarter?

go ahead blame melo all you want, but it wasn't melo that tony parker was driving by at ease. it wasn't melo that was supposed to protect the paint against diaw, duncan and aldridge.

it was an all round bad game for the team, against a team whose core has been together for such a long time in the same system with the same coaching staff...what were you expecting? a blowout by the knicks on the spurs?

I expected a loss of course and I don't blame melo for the loss.

I always blame melo for taking bad shots and I don't make excuses for him. I sit in the game threads and judge all of his shots fairly.

I give melo props when he deserves it as well.

When he forced a horrible shot and got blocked by KL and then instead of getting back on defense he stayed and argued with the refs. Are you ok with that as well?

no... not excusing the melodrama at all... getting back on defense is something he has to improve on. of all starting forwards in the NBA, he ran the least number of steps in the same number of games. i mean what does that tell you...that he can be lazy at times, but it's fisher's job to get him in line and send a strong message. but if you are faulting him for shooting too much...no that's not right because no one else wanted to shoot besides KP.

I don't blame him for shooting too much. If you are taking smart shots then shoot it 30 times a game. I don't care. Others complain about the number of shots but I just want smart and efficient shots. If you have the shot, take it again and again.

What I don't like is when he pulls a kobe and holds the ball and them just tries to create and force his own offense. I would love to see if he drove to the hoop with the intention to pass. How often do you see Melo drive and kick? Almost never. How often do you see him try to turn away from the double or triple team and take an ill advised shot? Does he not realized that if he passed the ball in these cases then he would get doubled and tripled teamed less often? And, that he will probably create really good opps for his teammates? He needs to come to terms that his shot is not always gonna go in and its not always the best shot on the court. I have played with many guys like that and its very hard to change them.

I really wish a guy like barkley can work with him and set him straight.

Forget all that mreinman, did you see all those beautiful passes Duncan made to his teammates! The magic begins at 1:24

Notice who's fault that oop was lol. Then you see the pass to West, then the give and go to Parker.

That was a phucking clinic. Melo, please take advanced AP classes ASAP.

Duncan is the ultimate team player and role model. Watch how long duncan hold the ball for. How quick his decisions are.

Also, do you think that if Duncan was on this team or even last years team he would just be forcing shots with the "if not me who else" excuse? Of course not. Team players will always be team players.

One of duncans most underrated part to his game is how deadly his picks are.

Koq's post defense is pretty shaky.

Loved the Aldridge head fakes on Koq. Melo needs much more of that. When melo does do that, he is much less predictable and harder to stop.