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Knicks (25-23) @ 76'ers (22-26) - [7PM EST]

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Re: Knicks (25-23) @ 76'ers (22-26) - [7PM EST] 

Post#1261 » by god shammgod » Sat Feb 5, 2011 2:55 am

seren wrote:I am convinced players want Isiah back. They are doing their best to make sure Dolan fires Walsh.


:lol: really. only 1 guy played for isiah.
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Re: Knicks (25-23) @ 76'ers (22-26) - [7PM EST] 

Post#1262 » by Th3Gr3at3st » Sat Feb 5, 2011 2:59 am

Sometimes I wonder about Amare's basketball IQ. He seems incapable of properly judging what kind of shots are forced and what time of shots are good shots, that coupled with his stupid bully ball bravado b.s where he continually does nonsense poking his chest out makes me wonder how good he really is. He's such a selfish player that he's become adept at taking the stupidest of shots and it's aggravating watching this. With the Suns you saw less of this because Nash rightfully would dominate the ball but my goodness this guy needs a clue.

Similar thing against the Rockets he got the ball stripped over and over again so much so you wondered if he had a night time gig at magic city or something.
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Re: Knicks (25-23) @ 76'ers (22-26) - [7PM EST] 

Post#1263 » by KnickelandDime » Sat Feb 5, 2011 3:01 am

Ugliest loss in a while. Shawne should've **** taken that shot but I understand that in the heat of the moment and from his perspective, driving could have looked like a good idea. Gallo played weird, he drew fouls like a champ and rebounded well but Iguodala burned him a lot and he forced it occasionally plus his shot was off. Felton was on fire but he needs to learn how to look for someone other than the roller on the pick and roll or Amare, he never creates for anyone other than one of those two. Chandler looked like a guy who had been injured for a couple of games and still needed to get back in the groove... which makes sense. Douglas is an off guard, he needs to play next to a playmaker at the 2 or 3 to be effective. Turiaf was nothing. Amare forced it and needs to crash the boards better. Mozgov played awesome and needs to play more. Fields was Fields but nothing great from him today.
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Re: Knicks (25-23) @ 76'ers (22-26) - [7PM EST] 

Post#1264 » by NYBigBlueDOTCOM » Sat Feb 5, 2011 6:29 am

As bad as the game was, Williams takes the 3 at the end, and it could have been a victory... Knicks looked bad at points, but solid during the majority of both 2nd and 3rd quarters. In the 4th, which they usually do well in, they folded. This team just doesn't seem to learn from their mistakes, as they constantly make the same ones over and over...

Hope Shawne Williams doesn't start Sunday though, that was the biggest mistake D'Antoni has made in awhile. If Turiaf's ankle isn't ready to go, Moz may end up starting!
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Re: Knicks (25-23) @ 76'ers (22-26) - [7PM EST] 

Post#1265 » by Houston99 » Sat Feb 5, 2011 10:16 am

mark my words donnie is getting anthony at the deadline.

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