Was the Knicks properly organized before the season?
Nate may be a joker that likes to play around alot, but he don't allow his teammates to do the same b/c on the court Nate becomes serious about competitive-competition through his creativeness, and will deny a nonstruggling teammate the ball.
At the start of training-camp it should've been known by all Knick players and coaching-staff that Nate Robinson is the 82 game starter untill his performance prove differ. We did nothing in training-camp, preseason, and the first 10 games of the season to establish a decent team.
Duhon & Hughes never complimented each other talent on the Bulls, the ending of last season, and the start of this season. So putting the two guards on the court together should've waited untill midseason or in cruchtime when we are switching defense/offense players. Especially when we grabbed a big steal out the draft of combo-guard Toney Douglas.
Duhon & Hughes reminds me of the Curry & Zach tandem which should've been broken-up and dismissed in the 30 point blowout by Boston in the Preseason games.
Duhon & Nate should've been our starting backcourt guards.....why? b/c Nate would have never let Duhon game go down to pure nothing, especially after all the offseason media talk about all the drafted PG.
Wilson Chandler performance went down to Shuuut too (and thats my boy), which never would have happen if he started as the SF with Nate in the starting line-up.
David Lee should have been our starting PF.....with Curry or Darko being the center jumping for the tap at the start of the game. As long as our center commit a hard foul early in the first quarter to any oponent trying to score in the paint sending a warning they are good for the first 4 to 6 minutes before Harrington replace them.
Gallo should have never started one game this season, his peremeter shooting off the bench vs 2nd tier players would have been the Knicks big weapon.
And our trio of Fowards line-up need a helluv alot of work together so they could be put in the majorty of time in the 3rd quarter as a 2nd half weapon (Gallo, Chandler, and Harrington).