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edit: copy and paste does not align properly so here is the their stat splits page, scroll down to monthly

Willy's line

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/5495/splits/

here is Saric's stats

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/5323/splits


You be the judge. Did he do enough to steal the award from Saric for this month? saric scored more points but he took more shots and Willy has a much better fg%. Also saric didn't take care of the ball very well averaging 3.1 TO's per game in the month of march. I'm leaning toward saric because of the assists, but the NBA really likes to share this award, meaning if two players both played at a high level the NBA will award it to the guy that hasn't won RoTM yet.

Nah Saric will get it. The raw scoring difference is too much, which plays a huge role in rookie awards. Billy is significantly better looking though, so there's that.

This maybe the worst rookie class I've seen.

FirePjax wrote:This maybe the worst rookie class I've seen.

2013 wasn't looking great until Giannis and Gobert looked like studs in later years.

dakomish23 wrote:

FirePjax wrote:This maybe the worst rookie class I've seen.

2013 wasn't looking great until Giannis and Gobert looked like studs in later years.

2016 looks much worse right now. On top of the players you mentioned '13 brought us CJ McCollum, Denis Schroder, Steven Adams, kentavious caldwell-pope, Otto Porter, Victor olidipo, Shabazz Muhammad, Mason Plumlee and a couple of other decent role players.

I just realized that the Knicks passed on Bobby Portis and Larry Nance in 2015 for Grant. Wow.

EchelonNYK wrote:I just realized that the Knicks passed on Bobby Portis and Larry Nance in 2015 for Grant. Wow.

Portis is good?
We took KP same draft.

Greenie wrote:

EchelonNYK wrote:I just realized that the Knicks passed on Bobby Portis and Larry Nance in 2015 for Grant. Wow.

Portis is good?
We took KP same draft.

I know he looked better than Grant in his rookie year. I haven't kept up with his game though.

EchelonNYK wrote:I just realized that the Knicks passed on Bobby Portis and Larry Nance in 2015 for Grant. Wow.

Eh..lots of teams did. Believe it or not, some here wanted Russell over Towns and KP.

Fat Kat wrote:

EchelonNYK wrote:I just realized that the Knicks passed on Bobby Portis and Larry Nance in 2015 for Grant. Wow.

Eh..lots of teams did. Believe it or not, some here wanted Russell over Towns and KP.

I get over KP because he was unknown, but Towns too?

this is the worst rookie class I've ever had to the privilege of witnessing. but i guess u got to give these guys sometime. 2013 class started of kinda similar but not as horrid. nah i take it back, they were much better than these bums

Next years rising stars game might be the first one played entirely by rookies. This class

Oscirus wrote:

Fat Kat wrote:

EchelonNYK wrote:I just realized that the Knicks passed on Bobby Portis and Larry Nance in 2015 for Grant. Wow.

Eh..lots of teams did. Believe it or not, some here wanted Russell over Towns and KP.

I get over KP because he was unknown, but Towns too?

There were a few "Mudiay or bust" folks too. Predicting these things isn't easy. I trust the judgement of Clarence Gaines though.

Grant looks decent enough. Better than Mudiay actually lmaoo

Tbh I wish we still had him. He improved his 3, and a/t ratio has always been good. Can play in both back court spots

It's still funny that people complained that we drafted KP and for the most part they wanted to draft Mudiay or Winslow and both of them are trash

FirePjax wrote:

dakomish23 wrote:

FirePjax wrote:This maybe the worst rookie class I've seen.

2013 wasn't looking great until Giannis and Gobert looked like studs in later years.

2016 looks much worse right now. On top of the players you mentioned 13' brought us CJ McCollum, Denis Schroder, Steven Adams, kentavious caldwell-pope, Otto Porter, Victor olidipo, Shabazz Muhammad, Mason Plumlee and a couple of other decent role players.

My point is you got to give it some time