MrDollarBills wrote:Prokorov wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:We don't need Linsanity, we need what I saw from Jeremy in the playoffs: high energy, high effort, and aggressive two way play. That's what will help to lead this team. I was very impressed with how his game has matured.
His evolving hair is also awesome.
his playoffs were all that productive. he was solid. he had a solid game 3/4, but had an awful game 6. and overall his 12/2/2 on 54 TS% 14 PER really wanst any more productive then his season with the knicks(better raw stats with NY, even PER36 with basically the same efficiency).
i think Lins game 3/4 outburst kind of overshadowed his less then stellar play the other 5 games of that series
id be thrilled with the knicks version of lin.... 19/8/4 PER36 on 54 TS%. i want him to be super aggressive. we dont have anyone who can create offense off the dribble and really no offense outside brook. id rather a lin who maybe turns it over a bit but creates more offense over an inconsistent lin who is deferring more.
I was talking about his effort, which was max on both ends in that series. His stats on this team will be grossly different since he'll be the focal point.
You were right to be impressed with Lin. He had the broadcasters talking about him during the playoffs. It isn't about the numbers, it's his energy, effort, hustle, presence, keeping Miami off-balance in trying to deal with his dribble-penetration. Kemba and Lin were a one-two punch that people were calling the slash brothers. K and L didn't quite have enough, but they did well especially seeing the squad was missing one of their best players in Batum.
I don't really give a crap about Lin's stats when he plays. I want him to be the catalysts almost every night. Some things will show on the stat sheets, some won't. He had a tough game 6 but bleep happens. Look at all the crap games Lowry and DeRozan had. Lin only really had one crap game out of the 7 in the playoffs.























