newyorknewyork wrote:knicks1248 wrote:Knickoftime wrote:jrodmc wrote:Wow, we have better players, and we play better. Imagine that. THJr hits shots.
Kanter hits shots.
Frickin Jarret Jack is hitting shots.
KP playing out of his mind. With 5 whole assists in 6 games.
Right, must be all about Melo being gone. SMH.
There is a valid argument to be made, not necessarily won, but made, that an offense that has more movement is more conducive to better, more open shots and players having a better rhythm, all which could positively affect FG%.
the players said they didn't know the offense, kp said the defense was still complicated (something that was said last season all yr long)
The coaching staff made the adjustments and simplified every thing, and it's obviously working. something they couldn't do last season with the triangle being shoved down their throats, and rambis retarded defensive strategy.
That would make more sense if they didn't have to make changes to the starting lineup replacing Jack with Sessions. And the fact that they were able to include their #8 lotto pick into the fold who was largely drafted due to his defensive capabilities. Plus the fact that KP is now entering his 3rd yr of development.
Interesting how this team doesn't run a lot of PNR and relies on multiple big men to bang in the paint and relies on ball movement from the whole team rather then one ball dominant guard. Also goes ISO KP when nessesary. Sounds very familiar. Yet are finding success in today's NBA.
IMO, the difference in KP's Iso's and melo's Iso's is KP makes his moves quicker .
The cuts to the basket are way better than before, and the pace of the games is the biggest change, that part is surprising considering we don't have a lot of fast guys.
less not forget the rebound aspect which has been a +20, +10, +13 in the last 3 games