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I think it's pretty disturbing that you have so much knowledge about what a 'rep point' is and how it works. Wish you knew as much about the NBA.
Anyways MSG I actually like you and think that if your head wasn't up Metrotards ass so much you would be worth discussing things with. However you're proving yourself to be just as lame and childish as your mentor. Therefore I will not be wasting my time with you anymore.
Dude stays losing, even at 110% effort.
Actually the way they play now is ideal. They compete against top-notch teams while they stay losing. It isn't that agonizing to watch them while the Knicks are still getting closer to a good draft pick. Considering that they were not going anywhere anyway this is probably the best we can expect.
Last edited by pat; Mar 08, 2008 at 08:07.
Pat, what is bothering me the most is that the Knicks could use the remaining of this season to cultivate a meshing chemistry of players for next season.
How on earth does Curry grab just 4 rebounds going up against the likes of Theo Ratliff, Antonio McDyess, Jason Maxiell and Amir Johnson in the post.
Ratliff and Johnson are rail thin. The former is ancient and coming off injuries and the latter is young and raw. McDyess and Maxiell are both of PF size.
Yeah Curry scored 23 points. We know he can score. But 4 rebounds 0 blocks. It's hard not to focus on such a limited defensive production.
Great point, that is why this Knick Team could use a Head Coach with 2nd half and 4th Quarter Strategies down the stretch of the remaining regular season games.
All of Curry weaknesses on court is the area where Randolph Morris strive in and this was seen in the Knicks Summer League Team. Lately we been watching a well performance with Randolph Morris in the 4th qtr., the Knicks Head Coach and coaching staff had all season long to mesh Curry & Morris skillz together to form a tower downlow. That would've or could've been one of the Knicks decent Frontcourt tandems. Especially if used mainly in the 4th qtr. where a strategy of using 6.9 David Lee at the SF position, Morris at the PF position, and Curry at the center position.
That frontcourt lineup in the last 6 minutes of the 4th quarter would have WON the Knicks last 4 games.
Imagine a Frontcourt lineup of C-Morris, PF-Zach, SF-Lee, SG-Chandler, PG-Nate..... Image it first...
because wide-load is a fat fuk... he sux's.. and i don't want to hear of his potental... he is 25/26, its over.. he is collecting a pay check..
fuk'in detroit, who expect to contend for a title, have a rook stuckey (??) playing major min's and looking good. where the fuk are our rook's?? sitting on the pine with burger-king james, learning how to eat a whopper
i don't get it...
every loss now increases the possiblity of getting the number 1 draft pick.
that's all i got left to look forward to with this team.
That's what I've been saying for the last century. lol If Curry was 25 on his 3rd year, then maybe I'd cut him some slack. But this is his 7th year. The way he plays now is the way he will always play. Then, by the time he reaches his early 30's, he will completely break down and lose his job in the NBA. But by then, he would have already accumulated millions of dollars from idiots like Isiah, so it won't matter.The Knicks need a center badly, for this year's draft. Curry and James are a waste of roster space.Jermaine O' Neal was able to develop, but what separates O' Neal and Curry is work ethic. O' Neal works hard, while Curry just eats and expects to be great by just sitting down and looking pretty.
wide-load lacks toughness... i think what he need's is a ....tatoo...
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