spree2kawhi wrote:ezmoney707 wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:I know you guys think I’m overreacting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But I’ve been a Knicks fan all my life and they’ve been bad pretty much all my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know what a bad team/vibes looks like!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And this team Reeks of bad team!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fast forward to Wednesday night: Knicks win
Green Satan: “THIS IS A CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM, THANK YOU JALEN BRUNSON THE GREATEST POINT GUARD SINCE JEREMY LIN!!!!!!!!”
The answer Towns gave to a simple question was weird though. I liked last year’s squad because they shared the ball, never over-dribbled or pouted, all signs of good habits and chemistry. Now this is not a good start, and I really hope he won’t just turn out to be the next selfish Knicks PF in line, but move the ball.
With that said, this new coach had better use this guy properly. You want to put him in the middle of basically all the action not just run and use him for spacing. This guy can actually make smart decisions with the basketball. Not a single player seems enthusiastic about the offense though…
Shared the ball? We went like 5 months with less than 10 assists from Brunson to KAT and barely any PnR. Offense was cheeks and primarily iso ball and hart/brunson dribble hand off spamming
Brunson was prone to over dribbling all year and all playoffs except the one time he should’ve over dribbled which was the end of game 1 ECF. At that time some Holy Ghost possessed him to pass and we lost the game
Pouting was happening all season. Hart was already pouting in preseason. Mikal was not rocking with his role. Rumblings of OG frustrated. Deuce clearly wasn’t happy with the game plans.
I think you’ve forgot a lot of why we ended up losing and why we HAD to can that coach. He had to go. No question. Now let’s give it a little time for this group to get rolling with the replacement until we pass judgment