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Philc1
Posts: 28292 Alba Posts: 2 Joined: 9/2/2020 Member: #8897 |
![]() Huh?
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AUTOADVERT |
jrodmc
Posts: 32927 Alba Posts: 50 Joined: 11/24/2004 Member: #805 USA |
![]() Maybe you could delete your second post, too.
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Nalod
Posts: 71085 Alba Posts: 155 Joined: 12/24/2003 Member: #508 USA |
![]() Mad Respect for Ujiri and the Raptors rebuild.
They about nailed most things but Siakim just never found his way back to that contract. $137,000,000 GUARANTEED! Thats 37% more than Randles guaranteed amount. I know there is at least one UK poster that needs to undersatand that Math. Im not here to defend him to the end. Just to say maybe we over reacting to the optics and parrot the popular narrative a bit too much? Mabye? Nalod take? If he can't fix his attitude, and the Knicks can't get him chemistry more comfortable then trade him. I saw lapses, I saw some bad optics but I did not see in the whole season his lowlight youtube real as the whole season. He did not make allstar team nor be our best player leading to a good record. |
TripleThreat
Posts: 23106 Alba Posts: 1 Joined: 2/24/2012 Member: #3997 |
![]() Nalod wrote:
Defensive Rating has a hard bias that favors those who get a lot of defensive rebounds. Rebounds aren't a value statistic in the moder Space And Pace style game. More teams are understanding there is more value to concede the rebound and get back quickly into an advantageous defensive set. This reduces the number of transition opportunities you give other teams. Blocks are overvalued and blocks don't really show the push/pull of actual rim protection. And there is usually an inverse relationship between high rebounding numbers and effective rim protection. Steals are a counting stat that don't tell the tale about if that player punished their team defense every time they gambled for a steal. A true game flow steal like you'd get from Tony Allen is different than Kobe Bryant going for stat padding while burning the rest of his team defense. Randle played like a complete and total ******* this year. If fans hate him for this past season, he brought all that **** on himself. The excuse making I see some people make here for him is actually pretty tragic. Everything Randle did this past season was say "I don't want to be here, **** all of you, **** the fans, **** my team, I got paid and you mother ****ers can't do a damn thing about it" You know what? Fuck him. You don't want to be a Knick, then GTFO. I want players who want to be here and love this team and show it with their actions. I'm tired of hearing what the Knicks need to do more to accommodate this diva bull**** that Randle is pulling. You are being paid like a team leader. You said you wanted to be a team leader. You agreed to be the team's leader when you signed that deal. So do your mother ****ing job. Randle quit on this team. So if he's traded, there is no "giving up on him" He quit long before any instance of getting the boot. If you don't want to be traded and you don't want fans crawling up your ass, do your mother ****ing job. Run back on defense. Do it consistently. How hard is that? Seriously, how damn hard is that? Close out shooters. Get in their face and get your hands in the air. How hard is that? Don't stand around like an *******, if the ball isn't in your hands, move off the ball with a purpose. If you aren't happy with the looks you are getting, put in the work to create better looks for your teammates to open up the floor to create better looks for yourself. How hard is that? No one is asking Randle to be Larry Bird. But act like a professional that isn't constantly ****ting on the fans loyalty by strolling along without any purpose nor passion. Act like a bitch. Get treated like a bitch. |
Marv
Posts: 35540 Alba Posts: 69 Joined: 9/2/2002 Member: #315 |
![]() TripleThreat wrote:Nalod wrote: TT i gotta agree with you. i felt that watching randle this year as well. contrast it what what i felt when obi was on the court. sure he's like an overeager puppy out there sometimes with some awkward mistakes, but man he's showing love of the game, love of teammates, crazy energy and the joy of getting to participate and giving his all. those last couple of games of the season his presence was so infectious and he seemed to lift the spirit of every teammate. that's exactly what i want to see. |
Nalod
Posts: 71085 Alba Posts: 155 Joined: 12/24/2003 Member: #508 USA |
![]() TripleThreat wrote:Nalod wrote: I get all this. Is he a bitch all game? every game? Don't give a **** all game, every game? |