thebuzzardman wrote:SelbyCobra wrote:Back to the lecture at hand. This was my favorite Frank pass from last night, mainly because of how quick/decisive/accurate it was. Plus there was a bit of no-look to it, which never hurts.
In my never ending quest to find the answer why the Knicks outside shooting sucks compared to other teams, the fact that they rarely have or had a PG who makes crisp passes to the open shooter in a decisive manner was a reason I kept thinking.
Of course some of it is the players, some of it is coaching and the plays run. I'm starting to think 1/2 of it was the guards running the offense, because the shooters looked more comfortable even with Baker out there, and with Frank it jumped again.
I expect outside shooting percentages to go up
Absolutely. Having a PG who gets you the ball in rhythm and in your hands ready to fire will boost everyone by 10%. So many of the reads Frank made were ones that most PGs in this league makes. Refreshing is best way to describe it.
That's why I like Baker too despite his obvious flaws. Dude makes the correct read and gets to the guy in the right spot. If he ever finds his shooting from college, he could be a hell of a 5th guard. He was 37% from 3 and 80% from the line in college. His shooting in the NBA is like he just lifted weights.
























