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Let me get this started...As a Knicks fan, I cannot stand Raymond Fatboy Bulldog Face Felton

Just look at him...His game is terrible

Kyrie Irving, he will be a star once he starts playing defense consistently.

Jeff Green

Crazy ups and downs ... just wish he could be more consistent when it matters most

Has a lot of talent (I thought he would average 20+ ppg this season)

Averaged 19 the last month of last season. Over 20 in the playoff series vs NYK. Plus losing PP & KG.

Overall I don't think he has improved from the promising season last year ... which is frustrating

There are lots of candidates for this, but ultimately- this season but mostly historically, Tony Parker

LOL. When Felton was on the Blazers he drove me nuts.

Current player on Portland that frustrates me is Mo Williams. He kills our offense. Far to many possessions of dribble, dribble, dribble, chuck up a shot while the other 4 guys watch. Then on the other end, he plays very little D. Too many times he doesn't move his feet and simply makes a stab at the ball as his guy passes him going to the hoop, which often results in a reach in foul. Seems like the rest of the time on the defensive end his head is turned the wrong way and he is not even aware what the other team is doing.

Udonis Haslem. Or Chalmers. And sometimes Ray Allen.

Jazz: can we count Ty Corbin?

If not, I suppose this year it's Kanter. The consistency of effort isn't there. Hopefully that's just a youth thing.

But seriously, though: Ty Corbin.

Meeks and Wes Johnson.

Meeks because he has his own agenda on the court...just wants to score and get a nice contract. Not a good player to be honest.

Johnson because he has the tools and athleticism to be a very good player...shies away from contact and doesn't slam it down at times when he has the chance. Typically only has a good game if he catches fire from beyond the arc.

I think you will get a unanimous decision from Wolves fans: JJ Barea

This is so easy for any Nets fan:

Deron Williams.

This guy has flashes of ability where you think "Wow, he's back." And then he plays like straight crap for a stretch of games after that in which he plays super passive and decides to basically do nothing, and you're just left scratching your head wondering where the guy from just a few games ago went. And in the midst of all this, he'll end up turning an ankle, which causes him to either miss games or play like crap, or both.

Michael Carter-Williams... because he's the only one worth giving a dam about.

Jeff Green, 2 pts one night and then 30 the next.

poeman wrote:Let me get this started...As a Knicks fan, I cannot stand Raymond Fatboy Bulldog Face Felton

Just look at him...His game is terrible

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Val because he's slow as a turtle and can barely get off the ground

It used to be Corey Brewer and then Andre Miller. Thankfully none of them are playing for the Nugs anymore, so now it's probably JJ Hickson or Faried. Can't really decide who's the **** at defending and making free throws

EDIT: I actually managed to forget McGee. Thank God he hasn't played this season. He'll top the list until he's gone

Kirk Hinrich. None of you guys have Kirk HInrich as your starting point guard.

Mine is Meyers Leonard. Every time he plays, I swear he lowers his trade value.

Speaking of Felton, why can Bradley shutdown Wade and Steph Curry but, can't stop **** Felton?

If Jeff Green doesn't win MFP of the year honors, the whole system is rigged. Hi I can score 50 in my sleep. Hi I don't feel like playing for 3 games. Oh whoops, dropped 40! Wasn't that easy? Nah don't feel like it today. Look, I'm determined and aggressive today! Look I'm passive and disinterested, checking out my fingernails by the 3 point line.

Ok that's an exaggeration but thats pretty much what it's like.

Froob wrote:Speaking of Felton, why can Bradley shutdown Wade and Steph Curry but, can't stop **** Felton?

You can't get up under someone's skin when their skin is over 12 inches thick. It's science.

C.lupus wrote:I think you will get a unanimous decision from Wolves fans: JJ Barea

He's frustrating, but I don't really expect much more from him. Rubio on the other hand - his shooting and finishing is clearly a confidence thing, and to see him shoot 36% going on 3 seasons now...its getting old.