I, FOR ONE, AM FED UP

but its funny either way =). I hope its supposed to be funny, because if it isn’t I’m sorry for laughing =/????

Wait

ur not a reg. it’ll only go over ur head.

using “r” in place of “are”.

the only one posting negative comments about letting lee go? thats ridiculous. there were entire months devoted to that topic. i wanted to keep him strictly for his passing ability!

but you’re not the even the only one posting negative comments about letting lee go. you’re just one of the only people that won’t get past it.

the holier than thou hindsight nonsense adds absolutely nothing to the ongoing dialogue, except “posting negative comments”. thats why people get on your case.

richie guerin be fuckin damned, old timer. your personal preference for lee over all players changes nothing about the 2012 knicks.

I did the same and people always act like I’m saying ridiculous things. Then when I’m right I get no credit. But I still don’t bring up Lee every time because he’s probably overpaid at this point.

This whole false superstar thing is a very common fallacy. It can be seen it people like Jerry Stackhouse, Steve Francis, and to a lesser extent- Eddy Curry. Stopping ball movement, shooting inefficiently, having too many turnovers, and playing poor D are all usually ignored. PPG is king, and so are highlight reel moves. Limiting turnovers is probably the most ignored skill these days that’s so easy to quantify.

His % is high because he only takes wide open shots near the basket. His jump shot isn’t ready.

Directed at no one in particular

lol

Landry’s shooting seems to fade late in games and TD’s 2nd half was atrocious save one maybe 2 shots. But why couldn’t Landry just cut to the basket, he’s shown he’s got confidence in finishing and chances are he’d draw a foul at least. But then what do I know. Your right on the aiming too. Don’t know about TD, but definitely on Landry. But what makes me not opposed to passing it off anyway and letting him take the shot is getting these guys use to it, hopefully getting a rhythm for end of games, a confidence. What we’re doing isn’t working so if we’re gonna lose, I’d rather do it playing the offense correctly and hopefully having something to build on with everyone involved,, rather than blindly forcing the issue and hoping it all works out ok.

Amare’s always set slip screens like that. It’s just these days the lane is so clogged whenever he looks to roll and/or the ballhandler never even looks up at him that his PnR numbers as the roll man are miniscule.

But I kinda wish Chandler would be more ready for the ball, too. I understand 95% of the time he’s running out there to set a pick and his hands are already down to protect the giblets, but so often his man assumes that’s what is happening too that he ends up wide open like 6 ft from the hoop. All he has to do is catch, step, and dunk/get fouled.

He thinks we’re overreacting even though much of it is accurate.

i a gald, too man.

I R Dziedzic