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he looked content staying on the perimiter
Apparently his Mom is seriously ill and was in rough enough shape that his Dad couldn't even attend the game last night. Might have played a factor with his play.
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looked like the pressure got to him, when my team is down i want the best player on my team to take over the game and settle the game and it seemed like he never could..
he looked content staying on the perimiter
Apparently his Mom is seriously ill and was in rough enough shape that his Dad couldn't even attend the game last night. Might have played a factor with his play.
that makes sense, also looked like he was limping at the end of the game..
he just didnt look like what i have seen all season
76'ers have x2 against the Nets + Knicks (final game)
Magic have x2 against the Nets
Kings have Phoenix, Lakers, and Mavericks
Knicks have 8 straight games against either playoff teams, or fighting for the 8th seed (Pistons/Bulls/Heat), finishing with the 76'ers
Theres a chance!
i think this knee thing for melo is setting up a shut down for rest of season type thing, at least i hope
I think it has just gotten to the point that just blowing it up is the best option
Get a PG that passes the damn ball.
Get a PG that passes the damn ball.
yeah i got to this point as well..
if knicks are going to build around this years pick , kp and willy need to distance from melo and rose...
if rose or melo would take a backseat i wouldnt having 1 back BUT neither are going to take a back seat to the young guys..
He claims he cares about winning and not money... so if he comes back it means
Not a single good team was interested OR he's going to the highest bidder aka the Knicks valued him over the rest of the league. Either outcome = stay away.
I'm admittedly critical of Phil but I really do find it bizarre how he handles the media. Why doesn't he try and create the narrative instead of letting others? Get out there and speak on your terms.
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Sure would be nice to hear from Phil when this is over.
I'm admittedly critical of Phil but I really do find it bizarre how he handles the media. Why doesn't he try and create the narrative instead of letting others? Get out there and speak on your terms.
Honestly don't think it's him.
Nobody in this city hates the media more than Dolan. Phil Jackson couldn't stop talking to the media in LA. It's how he used to get his agendas out, play mind games with refs, and tweak his players.
Knicks currently in a tie for 4th, but the sixers, kings and wolves are all right there.
Knicks currently in a tie for 4th, but the sixers, kings and wolves are all right there.
Sixers play Pacers now, pretty winnable.
The sixers/knicks slots will be settled on the last day of the season I feel like.
Big win for SAC. Knicks will be (un)favored in probably every single game until the Sixers matchup. I like the sound of 4th.
if the past 2 games meant anything no dkubt he plays
Haha, what would Phil do to fuck it up? Coach the team?
he also has had good games shooting from midrange and his 3 point shot got.better as season has gone on..
it is hard not to like him
It's really a culture thing. Melo is a hell of a player, but I honestly don't think he cares enough about winning.
It's just all the John Wall comps are unfairly going to be thrown around draft time.
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Man i was wrong about shump i thought he was going to be a steal
I'm actually taking a sports analytics class and my group in that class is analyzing a data set that has NBA players current and college shooting stats.
So for curiosity sake, I just went and looked at players that shot as high as Fox has from the line (74%) and as poorly as he has had from 3 (23%, before adjusting for todays game) and he'd be the first guard to do so (caveat: the data set starts from 2000).
But if you expand the query a little (70% or higher college FT%, 30% or lower college 3pt shooting), there are 8 players, 3 of which have shot better than 35% in the NBA: Mo Williams (shot 85% from FT in college), Henry Walker (?) and Kyle Weaver (also ?).
The other 5 who shot below 35% from 3 in the NBA are Tyreke Evans, Marcus smart, jeryl sasser (?), Ray McCallum, and Will Barton.
%s are strictly career numbers.
Evans is probably the closest comparison, but they were clearly not the same level of athlete as freshmen (and Evans was good athlete and a high lottery pick).