Knicksfan wrote:I’m off the Thibs train. Everything that Bulls and Wolves fans said is truth, so there is no hope of it changing. He is who he is and will stubbornly stick to his mediocre guns and ride them out while bringing nothing offensively and not using the bench as the game dictates instead of how he wants it.

Knicks are playing their best defense in decades and I won’t deny him that. But then what is him if not a glorified defensive coach who’s personality will always step in the way of being creative and instinctively during games. And I’m sure the narrative will reach the point that sometime in the future the talk will be about an offensive coordinator. Nah, been there and done that with coaches that lack an aspect. Never works.

So you either sell everything for a star that needs no offensive system or simply go get another coach. That won’t happen and the Knicks won’t bring a huge established star, so I guess we will be the 90’s defensive Knicks in the 20’s where offense reigns.

Hey I wanted to keep Mike Miller

"It's over Phil! It's over!
Brah. You make every thread, loss, win about Frankie? Do you have a warehouse full of Frank Jerseys or something? You put down every PG we have ever had and probably hope they all get traded or hurt to give your boy yet another shot. Here is the thing, if a guy constantly needs other guys on the roster to get hurt/traded in order to get a shot then he must not be very good! Not to mention the chatter about a coach not giving him a shot. Frank has had several coaches who felt the same way. He has had like a hundred chances. So this "Let's give Frank a shot" is now just plain homer city. It's getting old man. Rose has a bad game after many good ones and now it's let's get rid of him for Frank? Why? Can you point to one viable stat supporting that in the last 4 years? Oh wait there was than one game every two months against that guy. Frank still looks like a dear in the headlights after 4 years. Literally and figuratively. Just move on man. We have 12 other nice guys you can root for. They make shots. Have attributed greatly to our wins. And actually look like NBA players when they are out there.
"It's over Phil!"

HofstraBBall wrote:Answer: He showed him how he plays.

"It's over Phil! It's over!
Brah. You make every thread, loss, win about Frankie? Do you have a warehouse full of Frank Jerseys or something? You put down every PG we have ever had and probably hope they all get traded or hurt to give your boy yet another shot. Here is the thing, if a guy constantly needs other guys on the roster to get hurt/traded in order to get a shot then he must not be very good! Not to mention the chatter about a coach not giving him a shot. Frank has had several coaches who felt the same way. He has had like a hundred chances. So this "Let's give Frank a shot" is now just plain homer city. It's getting old man. Rose has a bad game after many good ones and now it's let's get rid of him for Frank? Why? Can you point to one viable stat supporting that in the last 4 years? Oh wait there was than one game every two months against that guy. Frank still looks like a dear in the headlights after 4 years. Literally and figuratively. Just move on man. We have 12 other nice guys you can root for. They make shots. Have attributed greatly to our wins. And actually look like NBA players when they are out there.
"It's over Phil!"

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Welpee wrote:Yeah, because Frank would've single handed shout down Luka and Brunson at the same time and ran the offense like a French Jason Kidd while hitting 3s like Steph Curry. Why Thibs can't see this is the world greatest mystery.

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The Knicks are 4-1 in games that Theo Pinson plays between 1:30 - 1:52 minutes.
The Knicks are 5-2 in games where Noel has two or more assists.
The Knicks are 5-1 in games that Obi plays between 14-19 minutes.
The Knicks are 6-0 when Alec Burks attempts 2 or less three pointers.
The Knicks are 5-2 when Frank plays less than 13 minutes.

So I'm assuming you believe there's cause and effect in all of these stats, correct?

GustavBahler wrote:Seeing the glass as half full. If we make the playoffs, Frank will be rested, wont have to worry about him limping into the playoffs. Im guessing Thibs would give Frank minutes here and there for his D.

In the meantime, Frank cant take quarters off.

Coaches usually shrink the rotation in the playoffs, they don't expand it. Unless a couple of players are injured, Frank aint seeing the court in the playoffs.

Welpee wrote:

fwk00 wrote:

Welpee wrote:Yeah, because Frank would've single handed shout down Luka and Brunson at the same time and ran the offense like a French Jason Kidd while hitting 3s like Steph Curry. Why Thibs can't see this is the world greatest mystery.

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LOL! Ok, lets play a game called "fun with stats:"

The Knicks are 4-1 in games that Theo Pinson plays between 1:30 - 1:52 minutes.
The Knicks are 5-2 in games where Noel has two or more assists.
The Knicks are 5-1 in games that Obi plays between 14-19 minutes.
The Knicks are 6-0 when Alec Burks attempts 2 or less three pointers.
The Knicks are 5-2 when Frank plays less than 13 minutes.

So I'm assuming you believe there's cause and effect in all of these stats, correct?

Thibs won his first Knicks game when he gave Frank 10 straight minute of playing time in the first half of the game.