CrushAlot wrote:Welpee wrote:meloshouldgo wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:Welpee wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:Welpee wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:GustavBahler wrote:That was a fun game. Not fun retyping this **** because your overpriced ipad craps out again. Tax dodging, piece of ****, company. I hope you choke on your tax break.. bitches. Anyway. Its been a very long time since Ive seen the Knicks field a team that not only plays unselfish ball, but defense as well. Hornacek is doing a great job getting everyone to buy in.They know everyone has to earn their minutes.
Doug had another great game. Lance and Doug have SF locked down. Hope we can keep them both.
Beasley made Melo look old. There were times I forgot Melo was in the game.
Baker and Frank work well together and they're both being more aggresive. Dont care that Frank is getting rejected at the rim at times. Glad he is taking it to the other team.
Agreed. It just shows how getting rid of one guy can really make the team be cohesive
Lets be fair, it was way more complicated than just getting rid of Melo.
thats true there were other problems but watching how the ball movement has been so great this year compared to the previous five years shows that he just wasnt a fit here
I hate to be the keep it real dude, but I keep thinking about 22 out of our next 31 games will be on the road. As much as I've enjoyed the season so far I just can't get that out of my mind, especially since we've only built a 3 game cushion over .500 so far.
i understand. Ive said that its gonna be tough in the second half of the year. We still need a couple pieces to add
I would rather just have this play out. We may not make it to the playoffs or even get a high pick, but that's ok. We have something that's really very elusive in today's NBA - we have TEAM chemistry. Too much tinkering may ruin that or put pressure on Jeff to play "star" players again. I don't expect hem to win a lot on the road, but I expect them to stick together as group. That's what will be looking for.
I agree. Establish the foundation and culture, let the young guys grow and develop and find the needed piece that fit what we're building.
i think the toughest decision is going to be what to do with Courtney Lee at the trade deadline. He is playing really well, is a captain and a vet leader, but they probably could get a lot for him.
If we have a chance to be in the playoffs we are not going to trade him...it would kill the chemistry on the team, IMO, and players would pissed.
I figured Lee and KOQ could get us a good return, but at this point, if we are playing well, I just can't see trading these guys unless we are overwhelmed with something from another team, and let's face it, any team needing guys like Lee and KOQ would have little to give us in terms of picks, or so I would think.
EnySpree: Can we agree to agree not to mention Phil Jackson and triangle for the rest of our lives?