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by Falstaffxx on Sat Nov 17, 2012 7:54 am
Leaguepass wrote:I'm a little surprised at Camby not playing as well. Haven't heard anything on him.
Prior to the game I said that playing small ball vs. Memphis wouldn't work and unfortunately I turned out to be right. I still think that playing a
Felton
Kidd
Melo
Camby
Tyson
line-up would have given the Grizzlies an entirely different look. I think Camby/Tyson on Zach/Gasol would have almost cut their production in half. Typically players like Camby give guys like Randolph huge problems due to their lengths. The good thing about Woodson is that he seemed to recognize he made a mistake and already said he'd make adjustments for the game in MSG. That's what I really like about Woody. Admits/recognizes a mistake and corrects it.
Can't play 2 bigs together who both can't shoot from outside 5 feet.
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by ORANGEandBLUE on Sat Nov 17, 2012 9:33 am
If Woodson really doesn't like Camby I'm sure there are plenty of teams that would trade for him.
But yeah I think it's just a matter of him not being physically ready yet.
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by Sprewell4Three on Sat Nov 17, 2012 9:35 am
Last time I saw Camby was during that Orlando game and the man could barely move. Not surprised why he isn't playing much now...
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by Thugger HBC on Sat Nov 17, 2012 9:44 am
He didn't look good in the few minutes he's played.
He's just not ready.
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by NYKat on Sat Nov 17, 2012 9:52 am
I would guess Camby ain't looking to good in practice, at least not as good as Sheed and Thomas, but c'mon, we're getting destroyed on the glass, Chandler's playing with 4 fouls in the 3rd quarter, and Melois guarding a center and you still can't find time for Camby?
Something's up
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by king billing on Sat Nov 17, 2012 11:14 am
HateMyThreads wrote:Guys it was back to back nights. His calf isn't 100% .... he can barely practice. Relax you do know we're in game 7 of the season not game 25. He'll be playing a lot more in the next week or 2. Why rush an older guy like Camby back this early in the season when he's not 100%? If Camby gets in there and plays 20 min tonight against Memphis and is hurt for 2 weeks .... everyone here is asking why Woodson played him. U guys are crazy
We're crazy because we are the worst rebounding team in the league? Our best rebounding big man is sitting on the bench.
I'd rather see more Camby and less Wallace
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by Bob Ross on Sat Nov 17, 2012 11:37 am
Its got to be a matter of him not being in game shape yet and the Knicks have been very careful not to bring anyone back until they are satisfied that the injury is completely healed. I'm thinking it has got to be something like that; maybe Marcus felt something in his calf during Orlando.
I'm not surprised that the Knicks haven't addressed it; they aren't exactly the most forthcoming with injury info. I am surprised that no one in the media seems to be asking about it. Are media members instructed not to ask? Am I a paranoid wreck? Who knows. I'm sure we will hear something about it soon...hopefully
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by Pharmcat on Sat Nov 17, 2012 11:53 am
hes just not ready
i wonder if he took the summer off
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by melo mvp 15 on Sat Nov 17, 2012 2:23 pm
I was saying we needed Camby to play versus Memphis and when he didn't play vs SA I figured Woodson realized this and was saving him. But Camby not seeing the floor at all vs MEM, really confuses me.
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by melo mvp 15 on Sat Nov 17, 2012 2:32 pm
Bob Ross wrote:Its got to be a matter of him not being in game shape yet and the Knicks have been very careful not to bring anyone back until they are satisfied that the injury is completely healed. I'm thinking it has got to be something like that; maybe Marcus felt something in his calf during Orlando.
I'm not surprised that the Knicks haven't addressed it; they aren't exactly the most forthcoming with injury info. I am surprised that no one in the media seems to be asking about it. Are media members instructed not to ask? Am I a paranoid wreck? Who knows. I'm sure we will hear something about it soon...hopefully
Yeah we were very cautious not to play Sheed until we thought he was in shape (enough). Smart move. It's much easier to get injured when you're out of shape. Especially with these older guys. I wonder if Woody just determined Camby wasn't in good enough shape? I hope it's that and we're not hiding another injury (like we've been doing so much of).
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by FrozenInfernoZX on Sat Nov 17, 2012 3:20 pm
SMAC-K wrote:Relax. You guys forget how long the NBA season is, and how far we envision going in the playoffs. Its been 7 games and the team has a 6-1 record. Woody knows he has an older group so he has to protect these guys and manage their minutes properly. Camby is not fully healthy so need to rush him. He will be a huge help during our second half of the season run and throughout the playoffs. The fresher he is later, the better. For right now, we seem to be doing just fine without him. One loss to the Grizz means nothing. Yeah they are big and Camby's services would have been useful, but at what price would it come? Banging down low with their bigs and risk injury when hes not fully healthy, just to win our 7th game of the season, when we already had a 6-0 start is just not worth it. Trust Woody and his strategy, hes a pretty smart coach.
This. I wouldn't mind our vets occasionally sitting out games. We NEED them for the playoffs.
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by Boss_ on Sat Nov 17, 2012 3:35 pm
Im hoping its just Camby not being physically ready, not having the legs underneath him, and not having a vigorous workout routine in the summer and just slacked, as opposed to the coach simply not playing him.
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by Huey Freeman on Sat Nov 17, 2012 3:46 pm
casesuggs6 wrote:So my gripe is, why didn't Kurt play more. My only guess is that they were playing well in the first half, so Woody didn't think he needed to.
I totally agree. IMO Woody still should have somehow found some minutes for KT that second half. He's always talking about vets knowing how to play in key situation but yet didn't get Kurt in there to spell Melo's inability to contain Gasol. I'm not saying he would have stopped him but I think he would have done a better job that Melo, if for no other reason to give hard fouls.
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by Knicks_Fan2 on Sat Nov 17, 2012 4:02 pm
We have only played 7 games and he is coming off of an injury.
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by god shammgod on Sat Nov 17, 2012 4:03 pm
Huey Freeman wrote:casesuggs6 wrote:So my gripe is, why didn't Kurt play more. My only guess is that they were playing well in the first half, so Woody didn't think he needed to.
I totally agree. IMO Woody still should have somehow found some minutes for KT that second half. He's always talking about vets knowing how to play in key situation but yet didn't get Kurt in there to spell Melo's inability to contain Gasol. I'm not saying he would have stopped him but I think he would have done a better job that Melo, if for no other reason to give hard fouls.
i think woody kind of acknowledged his mistake in some quotes i read this morning. i understand not wanting to change what's been working. i think now he might change the lineup when we play a bigger team.
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