I cant remember the last time this happened. If the Knicks can stick to the plan, and if Dolan continues to stay away, this team is on the right track.
And, they play an exciting brand of basketball and Fiz has them playing hard for 48
I cant remember the last time this happened. If the Knicks can stick to the plan, and if Dolan continues to stay away, this team is on the right track.
And, they play an exciting brand of basketball and Fiz has them playing hard for 48
New York Knickerbockers President Phil Jackson announced today that the team has acquired forward Lou Amundson, center Alex Kirk and a 2019 second-round draft choice from Cleveland and forward Lance Thomas from Oklahoma City as part of a three-team trade.
Guards Iman Shumpert and J.R. Smith were sent from New York to Cleveland and guard Dion Waiters from Cleveland to Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City also sent Cleveland a future first-round draft choice. In addition, center Samuel Dalembert has been waived.
"As our journey moves through this season, we will search for the type of players that fit the style we hope to exhibit for our fans. Our desire is to improve our ability to compete," Jackson said. "In addition, these transactions improve our flexibility to the current roster and the salary cap for future seasons."
Hes got a nice shot and seems to have solid court awareness. Obviously you dont want him playing big minutes, especially on a good team, but he could be a spark off the bench. Hell never be a defender so just block that out of your mind.
I don't think he'll ever become some great point guard, though I hope I'm wrong. Also, he absolutely needs to get more consistent with his three point shot, but he's only 20. I agree that if he doesn't develop a consistent three by the end of his current contract then maybe the Knicks look for someone better, but claiming he is expendable now seems to completely discount his defense.
and I'll be right back on the bandwagon. However, his handle OR his shot has to improve significantly. Preferably both, but at least one of them.
Knox, KP and Robinson will have big roles in the front court, and the Knicks will have a top five pick and max space to add to the back court. Trier and Dotson are carving out roles. For better or worse, Timmy will be here and playing through the end of next year. Frank will have to keep up with the Joneses.
I see a lot of comments on Franks offensive game. My question is was he drafted to be a defensive PG who dishes out assists? He is very young maybe his offense improves. Would love to see the Knicks start winning again.
Didn't understand taking Kanter out of the game midway through the 4th
Ah you're right I forgot about that. Morris was ejected. Be curious to see if that carries over into this game.
And, they play an exciting brand of basketball and Fiz has them playing hard for 48
And, they play an exciting brand of basketball and Fiz has them playing hard for 48
Is Vonleh not starting?
Nice to see him hit his first two foul shots as well. He has struggled at the line
Frank had an open lane it looked like and instead was hesitant and kicked it out to Dotson. Would have loved to see Frank finish there.
Hardaway is dead.
New York Knickerbockers President Phil Jackson announced today that the team has acquired forward Lou Amundson, center Alex Kirk and a 2019 second-round draft choice from Cleveland and forward Lance Thomas from Oklahoma City as part of a three-team trade.
Guards Iman Shumpert and J.R. Smith were sent from New York to Cleveland and guard Dion Waiters from Cleveland to Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City also sent Cleveland a future first-round draft choice. In addition, center Samuel Dalembert has been waived.
"As our journey moves through this season, we will search for the type of players that fit the style we hope to exhibit for our fans. Our desire is to improve our ability to compete," Jackson said. "In addition, these transactions improve our flexibility to the current roster and the salary cap for future seasons."
Holy fluck. Talk about a late first rounder!
Luckily the Wizards can't hit from downtown
The nets are a really fucking awful team.
Doesn't THJ go down every game with what appears to be death?
dont qorry refs will give wizards a 5 point play somehow
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Tim Hardaway is now shooting 1-for-7. He's in the top-10 in field goal attempts in the NBA but has the worst shooting percentage in that group.
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Tim Hardaway is now shooting 1-for-7. He's in the top-10 in field goal attempts in the NBA but has the worst shooting percentage in that group.
what a troll comment
1 team allowed to play physical the other is not difference in game
Hell yeah!
Kanter on Wall. Lol
they will never win anything and are capped out for years..
I'm a Frank fan, but given the emergence of Trier AND Dotson, I would not view him as some untouchable player if we were offered good value for him.
I'm a Frank fan, but given the emergence of Trier AND Dotson, I would not view him as some untouchable player if we were offered good value for him.
But Frank is a PG. Neither Trier and Dotson are.
I'm a Frank fan, but given the emergence of Trier AND Dotson, I would not view him as some untouchable player if we were offered good value for him.
i could see mudiay starting tomorrow
To be fair he got hurt which obviously was bothering him
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3-7 puts us on a 25-win pace, and we're still playing competitively and developing some talented young guys along the way.
I'm a Frank fan, but given the emergence of Trier AND Dotson, I would not view him as some untouchable player if we were offered good value for him.
i could see mudiay starting tomorrow
If Fizdale keeps with his plan of trying different lineup combinations for five game stints next game should see another shuffle.
Knox, KP and Robinson will have big roles in the front court, and the Knicks will have a top five pick and max space to add to the back court. Trier and Dotson are carving out roles. For better or worse, Timmy will be here and playing through the end of next year. Frank will have to keep up with the Joneses.