Lance Thomas is Awesome

[vallen]

hes a decent 11-15th guy, when nobody else is available...

3 days into free agency......

Lance : has anyone called

Agent : Sry Lance No

Lance : hello steve ? steve ? oh crap voice mail.

Lance Texts steve "hey steve, i told my agent im not talking to any other teams but knicks! "

Fans : Lance is sooooo dreamy

[alphad0gz]

Maybe it was leg day yesterday, maybe he's on a bulk so he can play four and will let training camp cut for him. Wholoo knows?

He's definitely got poor lift in that clip though.

Guys with a ton of elevation on their jumpers don't usually shoot consistently. As they tire, they don't elevate the same and the shot varies. If you take open shots, you don't need to. Bill Laimbeer made a career out of his "tippy toe" jumper.

[CJackson]

Maybe it was leg day yesterday, maybe he's on a bulk so he can play four and will let training camp cut for him. Wholoo knows?

He's definitely got poor lift in that clip though.

Guys with a ton of elevation on their jumpers don't usually shoot consistently. As they tire, they don't elevate the same and the shot varies. If you take open shots, you don't need to. Bill Laimbeer made a career out of his "tippy toe" jumper.

Interesting point. Larry Bird fits that supposition perfectly.

[tapshotta]

Maybe it was leg day yesterday, maybe he's on a bulk so he can play four and will let training camp cut for him. Wholoo knows?

He's definitely got poor lift in that clip though.

Guys with a ton of elevation on their jumpers don't usually shoot consistently. As they tire, they don't elevate the same and the shot varies. If you take open shots, you don't need to. Bill Laimbeer made a career out of his "tippy toe" jumper.

Interesting point. Larry Bird fits that supposition perfectly.

I meant his stride when he was running but, truuuuuuuu.

[CJackson]

Guys with a ton of elevation on their jumpers don't usually shoot consistently. As they tire, they don't elevate the same and the shot varies. If you take open shots, you don't need to. Bill Laimbeer made a career out of his "tippy toe" jumper.

Interesting point. Larry Bird fits that supposition perfectly.

I meant his stride when he was running but, truuuuuuuu.

Lance gallops like a clydesdale, but I remember him going for some baseline dunks from the corner and he shocked his defenders with the ground he covered. He should try to get a Budweiser sponsorship deal, strap on a harness and pull a giant green keg into Rockefeller Center at Christmas Time.

[tapshotta]

Interesting point. Larry Bird fits that supposition perfectly.

I meant his stride when he was running but, truuuuuuuu.

Lance gallops like a clydesdale, but I remember him going for some baseline dunks from the corner and he shocked his defenders with the ground he covered. He should try to get a Budweiser sponsorship deal, strap on a harness and pull a giant green keg into Rockefeller Center at Christmas Time.

I more remember his closeouts; large strides hands up covering alot of ground then choppy feet and swinging the hell out his hip to open up which showed eexxcellent flexibility.

His lateral mobility wasn't great but he made up for it with effort and that good bend. I'd bet you he does Yoga.

[CJackson]

I meant his stride when he was running but, truuuuuuuu.

Lance gallops like a clydesdale, but I remember him going for some baseline dunks from the corner and he shocked his defenders with the ground he covered. He should try to get a Budweiser sponsorship deal, strap on a harness and pull a giant green keg into Rockefeller Center at Christmas Time.

I more remember his closeouts; large strides hands up covering alot of ground then choppy feet and swinging the hell out his hip to open up which showed eexxcellent flexibility.

His lateral mobility wasn't great but he made up for it with effort and that good bend. I'd bet you he does Yoga.

Probably does. Anyway, Lance earns what he gets so I hope everyone has some respect for him. He has earned it in my book.

[dakomish23]

Good solid role player which we'll need. Def could of gotten more in this market.

I wish we could of kept Gallo as well. Think he could of done well without the weight of having to try to erase the terrible PG play every night singlehandedly.

[Greenie]

hes a decent 11-15th guy, when nobody else is available...

3 days into free agency......

Lance : has anyone called

Agent : Sry Lance No

Lance : hello steve ? steve ? oh crap voice mail.

Lance Texts steve "hey steve, i told my agent im not talking to any other teams but knicks! "

Fans : Lance is sooooo dreamy

how you know?

[Phish Tank]

lance thomas feeds off everyone's hate for him on this board.

[Triple C]

[DaGawd]

Definite shuffling of the feet on that last move

[j4remi]

All the herky jerky awkwardness that we know and hate right up until the point the ball goes in the basket...then we love it.

[Jeff Van Gully]

Maybe it was leg day yesterday, maybe he's on a bulk so he can play four and will let training camp cut for him. Wholoo knows?

He's definitely got poor lift in that clip though.

Guys with a ton of elevation on their jumpers don't usually shoot consistently. As they tire, they don't elevate the same and the shot varies. If you take open shots, you don't need to. Bill Laimbeer made a career out of his "tippy toe" jumper.

Interesting point. Larry Bird fits that supposition perfectly.

I shot a set shot my whole HS and college careers. I would only get an inch or two off the ground, if ever. My form completely stabilized.

As a teen I used to jump and release, but could not control my mechanics. I adopted my coach's "old man" technique and became cash money from 15 feet. Teammates made fun at first, but we ate from mid range and pinch post.

[CJackson]

Guys with a ton of elevation on their jumpers don't usually shoot consistently. As they tire, they don't elevate the same and the shot varies. If you take open shots, you don't need to. Bill Laimbeer made a career out of his "tippy toe" jumper.

Interesting point. Larry Bird fits that supposition perfectly.

I shot a set shot my whole HS and college careers. I would only get an inch or two off the ground, if ever. My form completely stabilized.

As a teen I used to jump and release, but could not control my mechanics. I adopted my coach's "old man" technique and became cash money from 15 feet. Teammates made fun at first, but we ate from mid range and pinch post.

Watch on YouTube

[blueNorange]

hes a decent 11-15th guy, when nobody else is available...

3 days into free agency......

Lance : has anyone called

Agent : Sry Lance No

Lance : hello steve ? steve ? oh crap voice mail.

Lance Texts steve "hey steve, i told my agent im not talking to any other teams but knicks! "

Fans : Lance is sooooo dreamy

this is exactly what happened, lance thomas is a bench warmer.

he's not good.

[Jeff Van Gully]

Interesting point. Larry Bird fits that supposition perfectly.

I shot a set shot my whole HS and college careers. I would only get an inch or two off the ground, if ever. My form completely stabilized.

As a teen I used to jump and release, but could not control my mechanics. I adopted my coach's "old man" technique and became cash money from 15 feet. Teammates made fun at first, but we ate from mid range and pinch post.

Watch on YouTube

You are one weird fothermucker

[CJackson]

I shot a set shot my whole HS and college careers. I would only get an inch or two off the ground, if ever. My form completely stabilized.

As a teen I used to jump and release, but could not control my mechanics. I adopted my coach's "old man" technique and became cash money from 15 feet. Teammates made fun at first, but we ate from mid range and pinch post.

Watch on YouTube

You are one weird fothermucker

keep those feet planted on the ground tho

[Bill Pidto]

All the herky jerky awkwardness that we know and hate right up until the point the ball goes in the basket...then we love it.

Lolll so true, bro. I read your comment before I watched the video, so the video had me dying with that in my head. So awkward but effective. Let's see if he can do it a second year in a row against NBA defenders. He was burning those guys