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by melo mvp 15 on Sat Nov 17, 2012 5:49 pm
Thugger HBC wrote:He didn't look good in the few minutes he's played.
He's just not ready.
I didn't think he looked bad. Not great, but definitely not bad IMO. I mean he rebounded well. Considering he's gotten like a total of >10 minutes this season (off the top of my head), we can't really say much lol.
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by Dr. Detfink on Sat Nov 17, 2012 6:10 pm
the Knicks need to rush him back now? Let the man heal.
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by Scalabrine on Sat Nov 17, 2012 6:29 pm
ctorres wrote:TheBigBoss wrote:ctorres wrote:Sheed is our back up center. Woodson probably feels that he can't play Sheed and Camby together so he has to pick one.
That makes no sense, their games compliment one another's.
Offensively yes, but defensively they can't keep up with most opposing 4's.
Cambyses barely plays offense.
Which PFs can't Camby or Sheed keep up with exactly? Blake Griffin maybe, but we don't have a good matchup solution for that.
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by NoLayupRule on Sat Nov 17, 2012 6:44 pm
clearly posters here know more about Camby's health and ability than the coach
as usual
man, if only the coach and players and GMs were as in touch with themselves and each other as we as fans are ...
{ps. its possible that Camby is out of shape, has leg issues and the terrible chemistry shown in his limited mins with us so far are more telling than his box score from those limited mins. Be patient. Its not like we are losing games anyway}
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by SonOfMars on Sat Nov 17, 2012 7:37 pm
If Woodson feels Camby isnt ready to contribute yet, then I trust his judgement enough to accept that.
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by god shammgod on Sun Nov 18, 2012 10:46 am
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Woodson said there is nothing wrong with Camby. Said he has to be ready when called upon.
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by ShumpShump on Sun Nov 18, 2012 11:02 am
This is Woodson's first gaffe. No reason not to play a healthy Camby when we sorely lacking a rebounder and an interior presence.
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by Thugger HBC on Sun Nov 18, 2012 11:28 am
Maybe Woodson knows something that we can't see.
I trust his decisions.
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by KnicksScholar24 on Sun Nov 18, 2012 11:56 am
I don't know if I trust Woodson. He has a man crush on JR and Sheed, so he's going to play them way too much, and therefore Brewer, Camby, & Thomas will be under utilized.
The real question is how will Woodson's man crushes affect Stoudemire & Shumperts minutes when they get back.
Stoudemire & Shumpert are probably better than Wallace & Smith, but the Wallace & Smith combo are more of two-way players. They just sometimes make question decisions on the court. I can't say Stoudemire or Shumpert are much better, though. I think Camby/Brewer are probably the higher IQ players as they tend to play within their skill level on the offensive end, and provide their team with great consistent play on the defensive end.
It's a good thing to have all three duos, but also a bad thing if the coach doesn't not how to manager their playing time. I hate when coaches only go 9 players deep in their rotation on a team that is at least 12-13 deep. It only causes the other players to get rusty and have low chemistry with the core rotation players, but yet if an injury or foul trouble happens he'll expect them to perform at their top level. That's most likely not going to happen. That is garbage coaching.
GoodAzzGame_NYK wrote:KnicksScholar24 wrote: This is a sham of a roster building around an inefficient chucker who has never won anything at the NBA level.
They have no chance at getting past Boston or Indiana, and definitely not the Bulls or the Heat.
WRONG!
RIGHT!!!!
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by Leaguepass on Sun Nov 18, 2012 12:02 pm
Yeah IMO a healthy Camby should definitely play. No ifs or buts. Chandler is only playing 28minutes per game so there should be plenty of time for Camby as a backup Center. I don't get it.
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by god shammgod on Sun Nov 18, 2012 12:05 pm
KnicksScholar24 wrote:I don't know if I trust Woodson. He has a man crush on JR and Sheed, so he's going to play them way too much, and therefore Brewer, Camby, & Thomas will be under utilized.
is it a man crush or is it that those guys are so much better offensively ? i don't think it's a coincidence.
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by 2010 on Sun Nov 18, 2012 12:15 pm
Camby's quote just made a bunch of pompous posters in this thread feel foolish. Just as I suspected he is healthy and ready to go...Woody just chose to sit him and go small against one of the NBA's biggest frontlines for no apparent reason. I'm not feeling sitting a healthy Camby at all. He absolutely should be in our rotation...PERIOD. especially with Stoudemire out and against a big front line.
Prigioni | Kidd
Felton | Smith | Richardson | White
Shumpert | Novak | Copeland
Anthony | Stoudemire | Barron
Chandler | Martin | Camby
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by fdr2012 on Sun Nov 18, 2012 1:22 pm
KnicksScholar24 wrote:I don't know if I trust Woodson. He has a man crush on JR and Sheed, so he's going to play them way too much, and therefore Brewer, Camby, & Thomas will be under utilized.
I think Woodson's record speaks for itself (including last season).
Still, I think all of us agree that when your team gets abused on the board as badly as the Knicks were in Memphis, holding your best rebounder out is somewhat puzzling. Woodson obviously loves Melo at the 4, and it's working, but you need to stay flexible and react when it doesn't.
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by Marty McFly on Sun Nov 18, 2012 5:33 pm
camby is a hundred and three years old. I've got no problem with him not playing much right now. we need him come playoff time.
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