Pharmcat wrote:this team needs a spark
not pass the ball like hot potato when melo is triple teamed
im all for jcraw
He's not a spot up shooter, why are you ignoring this. He has to dribble before he takes a shot.
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Pharmcat wrote:this team needs a spark
not pass the ball like hot potato when melo is triple teamed
im all for jcraw


Pharmcat wrote:AllanHoustonFan wrote:alanhahn Alan Hahn
For those holding out hope on JJ Barea-to-#Knicks, it's not likely he'll take room exception (2x$2.5m). So may be time to move on. #fb
thats sad but understandable
i do believe he is missing a great future opportunity
NY needs to move give shawne that exception, trade for jcraw, and sign a G of the amnesty list


Pharmcat wrote:AllanHoustonFan wrote:alanhahn Alan Hahn
For those holding out hope on JJ Barea-to-#Knicks, it's not likely he'll take room exception (2x$2.5m). So may be time to move on. #fb
thats sad but understandable
i do believe he is missing a great future opportunity
NY needs to move give shawne that exception, trade for jcraw, and sign a G of the amnesty list
Rasho Brezec wrote:Pharmcat wrote:this team needs a spark
not pass the ball like hot potato when melo is triple teamed
im all for jcraw
He's not a spot up shooter, why are you ignoring this. He has to dribble before he takes a shot.

Rasho Brezec wrote:I just don't see how Crawford can be effective in helping a team win, starting or being the 6th man. He doesn't know how to play if he doesn't have the ball in his hands. 44% of his FG's come from someone else passing him, league average for SG's is 58%. Jason Terry, the ultimate 6th man for example, has 60% of his FG assisted with better shooting percentages.
AllanHoustonFan wrote:alanhahn Alan Hahn
For those holding out hope on JJ Barea-to-#Knicks, it's not likely he'll take room exception (2x$2.5m). So may be time to move on. #fb

Thugger HBC wrote:Falstaffxx wrote:Thugger HBC wrote:No it's not, Crawford will stabilize the second unit when one of our scoring guns hits the bench, most likely Melo, since he can handle the rock while he sits.
What purpose does Crawford serve as the starting 2 guard? he won't get the touches he is best with if he starts.
Let Woodson runs this part, I think he knows just a little bit more.
Fields will not start at shooting guard if we have a pure shooting guard on the roster. Fields is better suited to the 3. Crawford would start at the 2.
Crawford isn't a pure shooting guard, i'ts Fields to lose.
Your guessing at this point, whereas I'm believing his coach knows where he is best at.
Falstaffxx wrote:Pharmcat wrote:ny is at the stage to try to win, cant afford for guys to wait around to develop
shump, harrelson, jordan, fields, td
you can only wait for so many guys to develop
Douglas is already a good player though. He may continue to improve, but he's already a good contributor.

2010 wrote:AllanHoustonFan wrote:alanhahn Alan Hahn
For those holding out hope on JJ Barea-to-#Knicks, it's not likely he'll take room exception (2x$2.5m). So may be time to move on. #fb
Good news!

Pharmcat wrote:Falstaffxx wrote:Pharmcat wrote:ny is at the stage to try to win, cant afford for guys to wait around to develop
shump, harrelson, jordan, fields, td
you can only wait for so many guys to develop
Douglas is already a good player though. He may continue to improve, but he's already a good contributor.
watch the PO tape again, TD has too much to learn in short pd of time
Rasho Brezec wrote:I just don't see how Crawford can be effective in helping a team win, starting or being the 6th man. He doesn't know how to play if he doesn't have the ball in his hands. 44% of his FG's come from someone else passing him, league average for SG's is 58%. Jason Terry, the ultimate 6th man for example, has 60% of his FG assisted with better shooting percentages.

waya wrote:Red Vines wrote:HPbasketball Hardwood Paroxysm
Key with Crawford for me, you double Melo or Amar'e, you pay. That's the objective.
I'd agree with that if Crawford didn't suck as a spot-up shooter. He needs to dribble around for 10 seconds before he shoots.
TrueWarrior wrote:Rasho Brezec wrote:I just don't see how Crawford can be effective in helping a team win, starting or being the 6th man. He doesn't know how to play if he doesn't have the ball in his hands. 44% of his FG's come from someone else passing him, league average for SG's is 58%. Jason Terry, the ultimate 6th man for example, has 60% of his FG assisted with better shooting percentages.
Amare and Melo arent going to play the whole game. Whenever one or both of them sits Jamal will come in and do his thing as the second fiddle. LIke he did with Joe Johnson, Horford, and Smith. At least half of his minutes will be with Melo and/or Amare off the court. We need a 3rd scoring option either way and Im not sure Douglas is up to the task.


Falstaffxx wrote:Pharmcat wrote:Falstaffxx wrote:
Douglas is already a good player though. He may continue to improve, but he's already a good contributor.
watch the PO tape again, TD has too much to learn in short pd of time
Douglas is ready to contribute. Bad playoffs doesn't change that.

DE FENSE wrote:waya wrote:Red Vines wrote:HPbasketball Hardwood Paroxysm
Key with Crawford for me, you double Melo or Amar'e, you pay. That's the objective.
I'd agree with that if Crawford didn't suck as a spot-up shooter. He needs to dribble around for 10 seconds before he shoots.
But if you're relying on him to be that knock-down shooter, I don't see it. His shot is too erratic.