taj2133 wrote:Magutier114 wrote:It’s beyond me how Knick coaches are unable to draw the best from Frank and yet he has killed it during FIBA games. He has been a lockdown defender verse US and has scored confidently. As usual Knicks ineptitude and politics gets in the way of recognizing good talent.
Lot players look good in fiba right now patty mills, ricky rubio, and luis scola look like all stars right now will they do that in nba right now probably not. Lets pipe down expectation for frank he still has lot of prove i am glad he is doing good in fiba but it has to translate in the nba.
The guys you mentioned are no longer considered young and have had relative success in the NBA, albeit not all-star caliber. No one is saying Frank will be doing this in the NBA just because he's doing good in FIBA, but he should be given all the opportunities to succeed and given playing time. We're not winning a chip anytime soon so why waste the minutes last season on guys who we're not planning to keep past one year in guys like Mudiay, etc. We should have never signed that sucker. This year, we signed another group of guys on short term contracts, and if Fiz prioritizes these guys over our young players, then there's a problem. The Knicks have not been known for developing their young players and that has to change. Who was the last guy we drafted that turned into an All-Star? David Lee, barely, and we didn't keep him. Not a good track record.




























