Fat Kat wrote:
Well well well. Sims getting an immediate chance to show out. Get at it son!
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Fat Kat wrote:
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B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:The problem with Obi is that he's so old already - in terms of him eventually developing into something useful beyond default back up minutes for Julius. At the moment he is really just a place holder. I'm not as down on Obi as some people were in the middle of last year, but if the Knicks are going to take this playoff thing seriously they need an upgrade in front court (back up) shooting.
?Angryfatboy wrote:B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:The problem with Obi is that he's so old already - in terms of him eventually developing into something useful beyond default back up minutes for Julius. At the moment he is really just a place holder. I'm not as down on Obi as some people were in the middle of last year, but if the Knicks are going to take this playoff thing seriously they need an upgrade in front court (back up) shooting.
He 23 he got plenty time
Are We Ther Yet wrote:Fat Kat wrote:
Well well well. Sims getting an immediate chance to show out. Get at it son!
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:The problem with Obi is that he's so old already - in terms of him eventually developing into something useful beyond default back up minutes for Julius….
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NYKat wrote:B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:The problem with Obi is that he's so old already - in terms of him eventually developing into something useful beyond default back up minutes for Julius….
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Thibs spoke on this flawed logic and he makes a lot of sense…
it’s silly to act like he’s too old to get better, whether you start at 19 or 23 you start at the same place and it’s your approach that makes the difference not your age…
Julius is clearest example of that
Angryfatboy wrote:B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:The problem with Obi is that he's so old already - in terms of him eventually developing into something useful beyond default back up minutes for Julius. At the moment he is really just a place holder. I'm not as down on Obi as some people were in the middle of last year, but if the Knicks are going to take this playoff thing seriously they need an upgrade in front court (back up) shooting.
He 23 he got plenty time
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:The problem with Obi is that he's so old already - in terms of him eventually developing into something useful beyond default back up minutes for Julius. At the moment he is really just a place holder. I'm not as down on Obi as some people were in the middle of last year, but if the Knicks are going to take this playoff thing seriously they need, as thebuzzardman suggests, an upgrade in front court (back up) shooting.
Of course you can stash Obi at some minimal number of minutes on the third string under the circumstances of acquiring a TJ Warren/RoCo or whoever (not those particular players but in that ballpark), but then he probably doesn't get enough minutes and three years down the line he's coming off his rookie contact, is 27 and is still underdeveloped for a fifth year player.
[fmp: 27 not 28]
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