blkexec wrote:Welpee wrote:SocraticBallin22 wrote:I like what I saw in this game. Mudiay showed how he can help the team and his potential. 10 assists in his 1st game as a Knick without any practice time--impressive. I like the pace in which he plays the game always under control and is a superior ball handler.
Mudiay and Frank worked really well and the played most of the game together. Frank looked much better and more aggressive off the ball looking for his shot. I think there's potential there as a backcourt tandem.
I'd like to see more of the 3 guard lineup going forward of Mudiay, Frank, THJ (or Dotson). I like this unit both defensively and offensively.
Knicks played well on the road without KP against a good time. Didn't fold.
Didn't we love Tre Burke a couple of weeks ago? I am totally on board with the Mudiay trade but I want to see a bigger sample size before jumping on his bandwagon.
I think Tre Burke has mismatch issues on defense. We already have mismatch issues with our bigs....So thats going to hurt Burke moving forward, when you now have a real PG at 6'5 with a 7'0 wing span, who pushes the ball. But I like how Burke looks on offense....Knowing Hornacek, he probably will cut Burkes minutes.
I prefer we cut Jacks minutes since the goal is no longer making the playoffs, but developing and evaluating roster talent.
I think Burke def showed he is at least a back up point guard. Good offense off the bench, hustles, penetrates. At this point Jack should not be playing. Every minute he plays he takes away from Mudaiy, Frank or Burkes development. Hornachek too gutless to bench Jack. Cares more about winning and vets vs player development.Jack played 8 mins and Burke played 8 minutes- ridiculous. Mudiay looked very good- needs to start at this point. Should have had probably 4-5 more assists