martin wrote:knicks1248 wrote:martin wrote:knicks1248 wrote:martin wrote:Vmart wrote:misterearl wrote:Vmart wrote:The stem of the problem is not the young players but your coach and NYK developmental staff. The players really need to get wise if they want to succeed in the NBA. You absolutely should avoid the NYK development staff. Fizdale has failed the young players. The man is not coaching material man I’m turning blue in the face saying the same shyt again and again. Fire this FO ASAP and get new blood from top to bottom before it’s to damn late and all these young guys become marginal players. There is no FO accountability.
In three days, Scott Perry will have been here for only two years.
The preliminary results of the regime change from the MIA Phil Jackson will not be known for another season.
I don’t see progress here and that is the deciding factor for me. I see player regression. I see retreads that teams have moved on from on one year deals as favors. I see very little of player development. I see alienation of what they consider not theirs. But long as you guys are okay with that. By December and January when shut hits the fan it will be another season of development down the drain.
Wait, what has your timeframe been to evaluate progress? And who regressed?
Both KP and Frank regressed..
Knox went from Rookie of the month in december, to only making the rookie all star game by default in feb and didn't make a single NBA rookie team by april. Is that consider progress?
You are trying to convince me that KP regressed?
Dude, there is a low IQ limit for these here parts and you are streaking right towards it. May have passed it a long time ago cause I really don't pay too much attention to your blather.
Come on bro, walk back to reality
I didn't make it up, I looked at his numbers, his shooting pct took a NOSE dive his last season with us, obviously his points when up, but he took hella more shots...
We all said he couldn't make it through a season without gasping for air by december every yr he was here, and his assist #s were brutal..
Where did you see progress?
So that's it? That's all you got? His FG% went down? That's the entirely of your analysis of regression?
Did you miss the whole first couple months of the season? When the Knicks were .500? Until Tim went down and then of course KP went down?
Ok so your validating the knicks development process off of a month and a half good play from one player..Dude if KP was loving the process he would still be here, so your argument his pretty dead.
What happen with THJ, Tony Douglas, Langston galloway, Grant, willy, they were all playing better on other teams, especially THJ..
If we had a great development process, the longest tenure knick wouldn't be frank ..