The same adage that applied to the Knicks only a few games ago also applies now.
You're never as bad as you think you are when things are going poorly, or as good as you think you are when things are going well.
Melo and Aflalo both need a game off at some point...seems obvious to me that neither of them is at full capacity, and both seem to fade at certain points in games.
The Aflalo hamstring injury is unfortunate and you wonder how long it will take to heal.
Anthony's present recovery process is something I don't feel comfortable delving into because it's a result of previous actions (or inaction) which proved divisive around here when discussed in the past. All I will say is that there are those among us who are totally clueless about the vagaries of the recovery process.
The foul issues really hampered us today, Green played well above his head, and Bosh played better than he did the last game.
Our bench was better this game, which is a positive thing...and we saw some positive things from Grant, Williams, and others, to some degree or another
Galloway continues to go through a physical slump since the Houston game, and this surprises me. Definitely seems to be affecting his shot, and I don't feel he's been as good on his perimeter D as he was early on.
I'm just not ready to accept the possibility of a 30 win season at this point because there are enough areas on the team where I expect to see improvement.
EnySpree: Can we agree to agree not to mention Phil Jackson and triangle for the rest of our lives?