oldshoolballer wrote:
Wow. Kayden hates losing.
Ever see the kid on the basketball court?
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oldshoolballer wrote:
Wow. Kayden hates losing.
Guano wrote:Missed that feeling of a brutal gut wrenching knicks loss.
Feels good to be back there.
Jimmit79 wrote:Yea RJ played well he was definitely the x factor
Jscratch1200 wrote:Hopefully this is a game the team learns from considering it was a very playoff like game. Better to make adjustments now than in a playoff series. Hopefully Thibs isn't too hard headed to make adjustments to the rotation. I also noticed that most plays towards the end of the 4th were Randle iso plays. Teams will live with Randle taking tough shots all day. Randle has proved throughout the year he can make good passes out of doubles so I'm not too worried about this.
As for RJ and Bullock, they have had stretches all year where they disappeared then popped out of the slump doing work. Hopefully this is that type of situation. If not, then we have real problems on our hands.
The bad part we can't fix is that we continue to struggle against stronger big men. We don't have an answer for that at all. Not that Drummond singlehandedly killed us, but he hurt us a few times when it mattered most.
Also, no more playing Elf please! He's like the Herb Williams of the players. Just can't get rid of him.
Jimmit79 wrote:Yea RJ played well he was definitely the x factor
I don't think he knew the clock. That shot was very ... oh ****!god shammgod wrote:rj is just not ready to create like that. maybe one day.
Because he was stuck with it. The Lakers are very big and long. They aren't nimble defenders of the dribble, but RJ is also not a nimble ball handler so he could be neutralized by what they had on the floor.HerSports85 wrote:
I don't understand how we keep ignoring this. Big strong centre's have been murdering us this season.seren wrote:Also we need a larger center. Drummond dominated
JXL wrote:FK Wes Matthews.
ONE REBOUND. THAT WAS ALL.
I was pissed off at that one sequence.
3toheadmelo wrote:we all talk about Randle’s improvements on offense but his defense should not go un noticed. he held AD to 7-18 shooting. Randle is really on the cusp of superstardom at this point
Juco24 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:we all talk about Randle’s improvements on offense but his defense should not go un noticed. he held AD to 7-18 shooting. Randle is really on the cusp of superstardom at this point
Bro!! I made a comment earlier in the season... "Has Randle became our best defensive player"... I've watched him school Mitch to not go for fakes. Watched him tutor Obi. Tell RJ where to cut the offensive player off. That! His 1 on 1, his help AND he can guard wings. His defense should not go unnoticed
Zenzibar wrote:Nevertheless, Payton is not a finished product yet and unless the team moves him in a couple of weeks, I anticipate him trending upward with this coaching staff.
3toheadmelo wrote:we all talk about Randle’s improvements on offense but his defense should not go un noticed. he held AD to 7-18 shooting. Randle is really on the cusp of superstardom at this point
Deeeez Knicks wrote:RJ had a bad game but it happens.
He has still been putting up close to 19/6/3 on 44/42/76 shooting with 55% TS post allstar break. I will take that kind of progress.
Is he a #1, #2, #3, #4? Who even cares right now? Plenty of time to figure that out and no need to rush to judgment after every game. Of course he has flaws but he will keep getting better.
You misspelled sad.thebuzzardman wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:pretty toxic in here
Some Knick fans can't handle a little success. They get 6 games over ,500 with a so so roster and suddenly they should be peak Warriors or Bulls from then on out. It's hilarious