shame on you mp

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OpiumDose wrote:K-DOT wrote:OpiumDose wrote:THJ with an impressive 2/24 from the field in the last 2 games. There were few people here that when talking about how amazing THJ has actually been for us, were using his numbers in all the games except those first 4 in which he was absolute trash (obviously, excluding those games when talking about the statistics was cherry-picking at it's finest) - so are those apologists going to exclude these past 2 games too? The truth is that THJ is streaky and always has been - so it's especially important to look at the whole picture (all the stats available) when talking about his performances and not pick and choose games that prove your point better. I personally didn't like the signing (for the money that he got) when it happened, and I still don't like it today - if player like THJ (who was bench player in Atlanta and was even sent down to G-League) is suppose to be our 2nd option on the offense then we are in big trouble. I don't see him as a core piece for a good (or especially really good) team - he is a sixth man at best on such a team.
- Uses 2 game sample size to come to a conclusion about player
- Complains about people cherry picking by omitting the first 4 games
You are confused because you clearly lack reading ability. I'm not using 2 game sample size to come to any conclusion about player. I just thought it would be a good time to talk about it now as I remember just a little while ago there were talks here that THJ is not only worth his signing, but probably worth even more and when his numbers were brought up by some sane people then the defense was "let's not count those first 4 games". As I said - THJ is a streaky player - and it's not this "2 game sample size" that proves it - there are plenty of these "streaks" in his career - go look them up - there's one at the start of the season with Knicks of length of 4 piss poor games. Let's look at his season (and career) shooting percentages - how's that for sample size for you? all of his shooting percentages (for season and for career) are below league average. This season he is taking 7.1 3pt per game and not making even 33% of those. Some people say he is suppose to be clutch, but tonight was not the first time (this season) that he has chocked on the free throw line in the last minutes of the game by missing not one, but both shots. His defense - take as large sample size as you wish, his defense has always been below average (net negative) and nothing has changed in that matter. Also pointing out facts that he was bench player on Atlanta (and sent to G-League) has nothing to do with sample size. In fact nothing I said I based on small sample size. The only thing my post has to do with small sample sizes is the timing and calling out those who were cherry picking games to prove a point. If you can (by statistics) prove to me that THJ is not a streaky, highly inefficient shooter with bad defense then go ahead - I'm all ears. Until then - in my opinion he was not (and is not, and will not ever be) worth the ridiculous money that was given to him (seems like in hope that he would miraculously suddenly become a sidekick to KP for the future).
Mecca wrote:Did anyone see the commercial asking the players what their favorite show was?
Frank had some corny show like How I Met Your Mother lmao!
Noah had The Wire
etc. etc.
Beasley says I haven't watched TV in 5 yearsI love him.
thebuzzardman wrote:Knicksfan20 wrote:How? Everybody wanted DSJR. People were high on Mitchell, but nobody wanted him with our 8. It was DSJR vs Frank.
Mitchell had his fans on here, and I definitely remember posters who would have been good with Frank or Mitchell, but I don't recall anyone beating the drums for him, other than two or three guys.
I wonder if Pistons, Hornets, Kings and Mavs fans beat themselves up the same way. Well, not the Mavs, since DSJr is so awesome.
Clearly he's better than Frank now and probably always. Too bad guys will post about it for the next 10 years.
I can barely give a sh*t who we draft next year, as half the board will hate the guy eventually anyway, just a matter of how long it takes. But no more than two seasons. Even if it's Donic or Bagley or whoever.
HEZI wrote:Tim is 2-24 in the last two games (0-12 from 3)
My goodness
robillionaire wrote:If we drafted Donovan Mitchell he'd be getting 5 mins a night behind THJ Lee and Baker. He'd probably play about as much as Dotson does. We'd have already crushed his confidence and soul. Frank would be thriving looking like everything we dreamed he could be and actually playing meaningful minutes elsewhere.
El Poochio wrote:Not watching this team a single more minute until necessary trades have been made peaceful protest is ON
Kemba/Frank
Frank/THJ
McCaw/THJ
Bridges
KP
HC: SOMEONE RENOWNED FOR HIS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT : Kenny Atkinson
Knicksfan20 wrote:HEZI wrote:Tim is 2-24 in the last two games (0-12 from 3)
My goodness
Na u can’t count these games. He’s really a 46% shooter and 38 from 3 if we discount all his poor shooting games /green
earthmansurfer wrote:robillionaire wrote:If we drafted Donovan Mitchell he'd be getting 5 mins a night behind THJ Lee and Baker. He'd probably play about as much as Dotson does. We'd have already crushed his confidence and soul. Frank would be thriving looking like everything we dreamed he could be and actually playing meaningful minutes elsewhere.
True, but at this point it looks like one of the following two things are true:
1 - Jeff is coaching his best and losing
2 - Jeff is intentionally coaching to lose
I can't see #1 being true (at least not most of the time).
It looks like #2 is true. I'm on board with Jeff right now, top 5 pick please.
That said, this is the last year year of lotto for us. I could imagine next year being tough but we will have money at the end of next year for a big FA or two, so we are near the point where we really need to start assembling talent for now and not next year. (In the next year or 2.)
Red Vines wrote:Giannis made a tough shot didn't mind the defense there, we had no business winning anyway we played horribly. Tim with the infinite leash, Burke in the kennel.
2010 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:so am i the only one that was pleased with frank's performance today..
dude looks like he's ready to turn the corner. you just gotta hope he can keep playing with confidence in this stupid limited minutes he keeps getting.
HEZI wrote:I still don't get the "watered down league" claim by some people. Dudes are breaking franchise and NBA records left and right but somehow the league is lacking in talent.
earthmansurfer wrote:robillionaire wrote:If we drafted Donovan Mitchell he'd be getting 5 mins a night behind THJ Lee and Baker. He'd probably play about as much as Dotson does. We'd have already crushed his confidence and soul. Frank would be thriving looking like everything we dreamed he could be and actually playing meaningful minutes elsewhere.
True, but at this point it looks like one of the following two things are true:
1 - Jeff is coaching his best and losing
2 - Jeff is intentionally coaching to lose
I can't see #1 being true (at least not most of the time).
It looks like #2 is true. I'm on board with Jeff right now, top 5 pick please.
That said, this is the last year year of lotto for us. I could imagine next year being tough but we will have money at the end of next year for a big FA or two, so we are near the point where we really need to start assembling talent for now and not next year. (In the next year or 2.)
Red Vines wrote:I think some are forgetting how sloppy Frank got with his passing again at the end of his run. Credit to him he knows our plays but he's still not a drive and kick PG and his WNBA layups won't cut it.