Reign23 wrote:so Thibs early favorite in the scapegoat race after RJ left?
Looking like it, but I'm pushing for Hart hard.
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Reign23 wrote:so Thibs early favorite in the scapegoat race after RJ left?
thebuzzardman wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:I'm not even concerned about this loss given the cirumcisions.
Don't get all snippy
TheGreenArrow wrote:Adelheid wrote:OG can walk next offseason if not mistaken. Team has to impress him and include him in the offense if they want to sign him
Randle and Brunson need to lessen their usage and spread the rock even more. Enuff of this isoball bullsh already
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The extension is already done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Clyde_Style wrote:8516knicks wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:
Spell checking kicking your ass again?
Think again. Clever pun.
You think I didn't get it?
Tron Carter wrote:Buttah304 wrote:3 weeks without Mitch and we slip from 9th to 18th in defensive rating
I was told there was gonna be no drop off with iHart
KnicksGod wrote:Grimes is the key. Lots of ability, his success would push Donte to the ideal role off the bench. Grow up Grimes.
strummer wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:I'm not even concerned about this loss given the cirumcisions.
Don't get all snippy
Well, it would explain why the defense seemed neutered out there.
duetta wrote:KnicksGod wrote:Grimes is the key. Lots of ability, his success would push Donte to the ideal role off the bench. Grow up Grimes.
Here's the deal. Grimes averaged 29.9 minutes a game and 8.5 shots a game last season.
This season he is averaging 20.5 minutes a game and 5.7 shots.
Last season, he got a chance to get into a rhythm every game that he started, play a lot of minutes (particularly before the Hart acquisition), and make a major contribution. He literally saved our season last year with his defense and shooting.
This season, he could go 7-8 minutes in the first quarter of games without even seeing the ball, despite being open for shots - thanks to the supreme selfishness of our three top players, all encouraged by our coach.
I do not doubt that if management trades Quentin Grimes, he will go elsewhere and get back to being the same player he was last year. He just needs the minutes and the ability to get comfortable.
The double standards allowed by Thibs are perhaps the biggest reason this team has struggled.
If they trade Grimes in a crackpot package for Murray, watch Murray's play decline as Brunson, Randle, Murray, and OG all end up competing for shots.
Reign23 wrote:so Thibs early favorite in the scapegoat race after RJ left?
Deeeez Knicks wrote:?s=61&t=oWAQ5JzX5AK-44v89eypvw
KnicksGod wrote:duetta wrote:KnicksGod wrote:Grimes is the key. Lots of ability, his success would push Donte to the ideal role off the bench. Grow up Grimes.
Here's the deal. Grimes averaged 29.9 minutes a game and 8.5 shots a game last season.
This season he is averaging 20.5 minutes a game and 5.7 shots.
Last season, he got a chance to get into a rhythm every game that he started, play a lot of minutes (particularly before the Hart acquisition), and make a major contribution. He literally saved our season last year with his defense and shooting.
This season, he could go 7-8 minutes in the first quarter of games without even seeing the ball, despite being open for shots - thanks to the supreme selfishness of our three top players, all encouraged by our coach.
I do not doubt that if management trades Quentin Grimes, he will go elsewhere and get back to being the same player he was last year. He just needs the minutes and the ability to get comfortable.
The double standards allowed by Thibs are perhaps the biggest reason this team has struggled.
If they trade Grimes in a crackpot package for Murray, watch Murray's play decline as Brunson, Randle, Murray, and OG all end up competing for shots.
Def adds up. Well with RJ gone, and IQ. He needs to grab it.
I still would prefer to trade Randle.
thebuzzardman wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:I'm not even concerned about this loss given the cirumcisions.
Don't get all snippy
HarthorneWingo wrote:KnicksGod wrote:duetta wrote:
Here's the deal. Grimes averaged 29.9 minutes a game and 8.5 shots a game last season.
This season he is averaging 20.5 minutes a game and 5.7 shots.
Last season, he got a chance to get into a rhythm every game that he started, play a lot of minutes (particularly before the Hart acquisition), and make a major contribution. He literally saved our season last year with his defense and shooting.
This season, he could go 7-8 minutes in the first quarter of games without even seeing the ball, despite being open for shots - thanks to the supreme selfishness of our three top players, all encouraged by our coach.
I do not doubt that if management trades Quentin Grimes, he will go elsewhere and get back to being the same player he was last year. He just needs the minutes and the ability to get comfortable.
The double standards allowed by Thibs are perhaps the biggest reason this team has struggled.
If they trade Grimes in a crackpot package for Murray, watch Murray's play decline as Brunson, Randle, Murray, and OG all end up competing for shots.
Def adds up. Well with RJ gone, and IQ. He needs to grab it.
I still would prefer to trade Randle.
Randle's not going anywhere. We need to get used to that idea.
As for Grimes, I hope we keep him and develop him. He's the perfect 2 guard.
HarthorneWingo wrote:Deeeez Knicks wrote:?s=61&t=oWAQ5JzX5AK-44v89eypvw
Julius tried to intimidate and bully Obi. Obi knew what was happening and didn't back down.
8516knicks wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:I'm not even concerned about this loss given the cirumcisions.
Don't get all snippy
Remember, we could have gotten Dick from the Raptors!
Reign23 wrote:so Thibs early favorite in the scapegoat race after RJ left?
HarthorneWingo wrote:Randle's not going anywhere. We need to get used to that idea.