newyorknewyork wrote:The kid hasn't stopped playing bball since September. I think they just want to give him rest.

WaltLongmire wrote:

Welpee wrote:

newyorknewyork wrote:The kid hasn't stopped playing bball since September. I think they just want to give him rest.

Exactly. Most of the college kids haven't played competitive basketball since March. Frank's season ended June 23rd.

Agree...but when we first looked at the Orlando schedule there was a possibility that Frank, Smith, and Monk were going to play head to head against each other, and now we come way from Orlando seeing none of them on the court, unless Frank plays game 4.

jazz74 wrote:

TheGame wrote:We have yet to see this kid play in live competition. A simple knee bruise should not keep this kid out for two weeks. They may need to do an MRI. The Knicks training staff is known for missing stuff. The most important thing is his health but after watching Randle essentially look like the worst pg in the league for two games, it would be nice to see what Frank can do.

very true. I dvred the games and started deleting them just because frank isn't playing. I want to see what he can do with nba competition and this is the most anticipated summer league since porzingis.

WaltLongmire wrote:

Welpee wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

Welpee wrote:

newyorknewyork wrote:The kid hasn't stopped playing bball since September. I think they just want to give him rest.

Exactly. Most of the college kids haven't played competitive basketball since March. Frank's season ended June 23rd.

Agree...but when we first looked at the Orlando schedule there was a possibility that Frank, Smith, and Monk were going to play head to head against each other, and now we come way from Orlando seeing none of them on the court, unless Frank plays game 4.

I give Frank a pass considering his euro season. Don't know what the excuse is for Smith or Monk.

Monk injured his ankle and Smith is playing in Vegas...

The last thing we wanted to see is Monk and Smith playing in Orlando. Would have been a kick in the ass. But agree, Frank should be kept out if hurt. Orlando means nothing. More important to get him healthy and practicing with team.

fitzfarm wrote:

HofstraBBall wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

Welpee wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

Welpee wrote:

newyorknewyork wrote:The kid hasn't stopped playing bball since September. I think they just want to give him rest.

Exactly. Most of the college kids haven't played competitive basketball since March. Frank's season ended June 23rd.

Agree...but when we first looked at the Orlando schedule there was a possibility that Frank, Smith, and Monk were going to play head to head against each other, and now we come way from Orlando seeing none of them on the court, unless Frank plays game 4.

I give Frank a pass considering his euro season. Don't know what the excuse is for Smith or Monk.

Monk injured his ankle and Smith is playing in Vegas...

The last thing we wanted to see is Monk and Smith playing in Orlando. Would have been a kick in the ass. But agree, Frank should be kept out if hurt. Orlando means nothing. More important to get him healthy and practicing with team.

was excited to see frank shut down monk and dsj with tenacious defense and shut up the critics, frank is a beast!

is he going to play today?

No. Jeff said maybe the last 2 games. But dont see why.

Welpee wrote:I could see it now, Frank plays at less than 100% looks bad and is declared a bust by knick fans after a couple of summer league games.

While I see your point, I am more interested in examining his athleticism against the other players. This kid has been playing against grown men for the past year. I am sure he will look decent even in the worst case scenario. I was just want to see if he looks spectacular. Either way, I would not put too much into it. I think we all just don't want to wait four months before we see him play.

reub wrote:

Welpee wrote:I could see it now, Frank plays at less than 100% looks bad and is declared a bust by knick fans after a couple of summer league games.

Frank played way too many minutes for an 18 yr old. It's good that he's in Orlando learning schemes and seeing N American basketball and it's even better that he's resting a bit after a very long season.