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TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
So it begins Folksssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP mags
Appleshampoo wrote:Would Chris Paul or Malcolm Brogdon take the vet min?
The team could use a floor general with handles and court vision. I don't know if Ben Simmons is that. There's a lot of talk about Brunson having to play more off-ball, but it was hard to trust the rest of the guys to put the ball on the floor and create their own offense in the Indiana series. Huge opportunity for Bridges next season but his handles are not elite.
The other clear positive of adding Coffey is that he can space the floor, which fits the spaced-out style of offense that Mike Brown wants to run in New York. Last season, which Coffey spent with the Los Angeles Clippers, he averaged 9.7 points, 1.1 assists, and 2.2 rebounds over 27 games. More importantly, he shot 40.9 percent from three on 3.4 3-point attempts per game.
He was also one of the most accurate corner three shooters in the league last season. According to league tracking data, among players who took at least 100 corner threes on the season, Coffey ranked 17th in the league by drilling 44.2 percent of his shots.
WaltFrazier wrote:Not sure if posted already:
https://dailyknicks.com/the-knicks-could-quietly-bolster-their-wing-depth-with-this-key-signing
Amir Coffey is 6'7 unlike all the guards we're considering .
The other clear positive of adding Coffey is that he can space the floor, which fits the spaced-out style of offense that Mike Brown wants to run in New York. Last season, which Coffey spent with the Los Angeles Clippers, he averaged 9.7 points, 1.1 assists, and 2.2 rebounds over 27 games. More importantly, he shot 40.9 percent from three on 3.4 3-point attempts per game.
He was also one of the most accurate corner three shooters in the league last season. According to league tracking data, among players who took at least 100 corner threes on the season, Coffey ranked 17th in the league by drilling 44.2 percent of his shots.
RIP mags
TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
RIP mags
Jalen Bluntson wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
So it begins Folksssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They could extend both players and go over the apron if they want to keep them right?
Mikal/Mitch for Giannis or LeBron incoming! Just called it 5 posts ago. Stay tuned!
TheGreenArrow wrote:Jalen Bluntson wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
So it begins Folksssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They could extend both players and go over the apron if they want to keep them right?
Mikal/Mitch for Giannis or LeBron incoming! Just called it 5 posts ago. Stay tuned!
?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
You’re right Jb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP mags
Jeff Van Gully wrote:Appleshampoo wrote:Would Chris Paul or Malcolm Brogdon take the vet min?
The team could use a floor general with handles and court vision. I don't know if Ben Simmons is that. There's a lot of talk about Brunson having to play more off-ball, but it was hard to trust the rest of the guys to put the ball on the floor and create their own offense in the Indiana series. Huge opportunity for Bridges next season but his handles are not elite.
love the idea of brodgon, but the best ability is...
Appleshampoo wrote:Jeff Van Gully wrote:Appleshampoo wrote:Would Chris Paul or Malcolm Brogdon take the vet min?
The team could use a floor general with handles and court vision. I don't know if Ben Simmons is that. There's a lot of talk about Brunson having to play more off-ball, but it was hard to trust the rest of the guys to put the ball on the floor and create their own offense in the Indiana series. Huge opportunity for Bridges next season but his handles are not elite.
love the idea of brodgon, but the best ability is...
availability... so run like hell from Ben Simmons
TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
WaltFrazier wrote:Not sure if posted already:
https://dailyknicks.com/the-knicks-could-quietly-bolster-their-wing-depth-with-this-key-signing
Amir Coffey is 6'7 unlike all the guards we're considering .
The other clear positive of adding Coffey is that he can space the floor, which fits the spaced-out style of offense that Mike Brown wants to run in New York. Last season, which Coffey spent with the Los Angeles Clippers, he averaged 9.7 points, 1.1 assists, and 2.2 rebounds over 27 games. More importantly, he shot 40.9 percent from three on 3.4 3-point attempts per game.
He was also one of the most accurate corner three shooters in the league last season. According to league tracking data, among players who took at least 100 corner threes on the season, Coffey ranked 17th in the league by drilling 44.2 percent of his shots.
RIP mags Jeff Van Gully wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
i'd understand if simmons is truly up to it. love shamet though.
3toheadmelo wrote:Begley thinks the reason why Mikal hasn’t been extended is because they’re waiting on the Giannis situation. That means they plan on trading him for giannis