Love, Allanfan20.

BRIGGS wrote:Give credit to Robinson--he was consistent

He's no Cole Aldrich but I guezs we'll keep him..heh heh.

Allanfan20 wrote:

martin wrote:You could have named this thread "Mitch Robinson is the Shit"

Sorry to be a massive disapointment? I didn’t mean to be a rogue poster.

Tell Martin he's pretty, that always works...

Allanfan20 wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Allanfan20 wrote:

martin wrote:You could have named this thread "Mitch Robinson is the Shit"

Sorry to be a massive disapointment? I didn’t mean to be a rogue poster.

Tell Martin he's pretty, that always works...

Martin, you’re sexy.

and he's been a naughty mod....

knicks1248 wrote:Camby 2.5

I think he might have a slightly different skillset than Camby. Camby was also super duper skinny (which definitely contributed to his injury problems) while Robinson seems to have some wirey strength in him.

He’s definitely playing like Camby right now though.

Chandler wrote:

Allanfan20 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:Camby 2.5

I think he might have a slightly different skillset than Camby. Camby was also super duper skinny (which definitely contributed to his injury problems) while Robinson seems to have some wirey strength in him.

He’s definitely playing like Camby right now though.

I think he will fit alongside KP much better than Willy could (and I liked Willy)

I also think The SHit has a tenacity and ferociousness to his game that Camby often lacked. We will see him getting feeds on breaks that will produce thunder.

His FT shooting is horrible though -- needs immediate attention

I agree, Camby didnt become a real force until he left NY. Played with more intensity in Denver. His injuries also subsided (until we got him back of course)

Remember those 20/20 games he was putting up in Denver, or somewhere in that range. Robinson is going to need to improve his footwork, to be able to make the most out of his athleticism.

Definitely going to be an upgrade from Willy. Hernangomez was more polished around the rim, but he didnt put in half the effort, defensively. Looking forward to seeing a front line of KP/Robinson. Defensively, they should be scary, if they learn to work together to cover each other's mistakes.

GustavBahler wrote:

Chandler wrote:

Allanfan20 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:Camby 2.5

I think he might have a slightly different skillset than Camby. Camby was also super duper skinny (which definitely contributed to his injury problems) while Robinson seems to have some wirey strength in him.

He’s definitely playing like Camby right now though.

I think he will fit alongside KP much better than Willy could (and I liked Willy)

I also think The SHit has a tenacity and ferociousness to his game that Camby often lacked. We will see him getting feeds on breaks that will produce thunder.

His FT shooting is horrible though -- needs immediate attention

I agree, Camby didnt become a real force until he left NY. Played with more intensity in Denver. His injuries also subsided (until we got him back of course)

Remember those 20/20 games he was putting up in Denver, or somewhere in that range. Robinson is going to need to improve his footwork, to be able to make the most out of his athleticism.

Definitely going to be an upgrade from Willy. Hernangomez was more polished around the rim, but he didnt put in half the effort, defensively. Looking forward to seeing a front line of KP/Robinson. Defensively, they should be scary, if they learn to work together to cover each other's mistakes.

GustavBahler wrote:

Chandler wrote:

Allanfan20 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:Camby 2.5

I think he might have a slightly different skillset than Camby. Camby was also super duper skinny (which definitely contributed to his injury problems) while Robinson seems to have some wirey strength in him.

He’s definitely playing like Camby right now though.

I think he will fit alongside KP much better than Willy could (and I liked Willy)

I also think The SHit has a tenacity and ferociousness to his game that Camby often lacked. We will see him getting feeds on breaks that will produce thunder.

His FT shooting is horrible though -- needs immediate attention

I agree, Camby didnt become a real force until he left NY. Played with more intensity in Denver. His injuries also subsided (until we got him back of course)

Remember those 20/20 games he was putting up in Denver, or somewhere in that range. Robinson is going to need to improve his footwork, to be able to make the most out of his athleticism.

Definitely going to be an upgrade from Willy. Hernangomez was more polished around the rim, but he didnt put in half the effort, defensively. Looking forward to seeing a front line of KP/Robinson. Defensively, they should be scary, if they learn to work together to cover each other's mistakes.

I can't under estimate what camby did when he was healthy, your talking about an era where there was a surplus of big men in the league.

KP and Mitch don't have any Big men in the east to deal with other than Embiid.

The most important part of their success will be our PG, and that's on BOTH ENDS.

I heard fiz is considering playing a line up of

Mitch- 7"
Kornet- 7"
Kp- 7 3"
knox- 6 9"
Frank-6 6"

Think that can work?

knicks1248 wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Chandler wrote:

Allanfan20 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:Camby 2.5

I think he might have a slightly different skillset than Camby. Camby was also super duper skinny (which definitely contributed to his injury problems) while Robinson seems to have some wirey strength in him.

He’s definitely playing like Camby right now though.

I think he will fit alongside KP much better than Willy could (and I liked Willy)

I also think The SHit has a tenacity and ferociousness to his game that Camby often lacked. We will see him getting feeds on breaks that will produce thunder.

His FT shooting is horrible though -- needs immediate attention

I agree, Camby didnt become a real force until he left NY. Played with more intensity in Denver. His injuries also subsided (until we got him back of course)

Remember those 20/20 games he was putting up in Denver, or somewhere in that range. Robinson is going to need to improve his footwork, to be able to make the most out of his athleticism.

Definitely going to be an upgrade from Willy. Hernangomez was more polished around the rim, but he didnt put in half the effort, defensively. Looking forward to seeing a front line of KP/Robinson. Defensively, they should be scary, if they learn to work together to cover each other's mistakes.

I can't under estimate what camby did when he was healthy, your talking about an era where there was a surplus of big men in the league.

KP and Mitch don't have any Big men in the east to deal with other than Embiid.

The most important part of their success will be our PG, and that's on BOTH ENDS.

I heard fiz is considering playing a line up of

Mitch- 7"
Kornet- 7"
Kp- 7 3"
knox- 6 9"
Frank-6 6"

Think that can work?

I heard Fizdale wants to try a big lineup like that, been saying thats where the league is headed. As mobile as KP is for a 7fter, dont believe he's mobile enough to play the 3. I could see Knox playing the 2 in time, but the jury is still out on Frank as a PG IMO. Kornet would have to make strides as well.