Gallo & Mozgov are the key to winning 2011 NBA championship

[Kashy_Tigray]

+1 to both of Galloisdaman's posts. I completely agree.

[Luv those Knicks]

Moz has gotten into the game early a couple times and missed some pretty easy shots. With Bird playing at such a high level you can't just sit him to try Moz out, not this late in the season. Moz will have to wait his turn.

Moz has bad hands. He did that in NY too. He runs the floor well, he's a legit center size and strength and he blocks shots well, but he's got the ability to turn an easy 2 pts into a turnover. I like the guy, but that's a pretty big weakness in his game. Not sure I got a good read on his rebounding, but I'm sure he can be solid there. As you know, he didn't play much.

But, Moz' defense and size makes him useful. There's certain match-ups where you might want his size and strength in there. he's still learning and Blake Griffin did make him look silly when Moz tried to get outside the circle & draw a charge but Moz got in position about a minute too late.


Gallo however could be an allstar. He's a nice player.

[MSGBallerz]

Gallinari is the key to winning the lottery. Seriously he is a bust. Save yourself the disappointment. I have high hopes for Mozgov though, you guys did great hustling him from us.

[Galloisdaman]

Stop trolling. If 16-5 at age 22 (in his 2nd full season) is a bust 90% of the players in the NBA would be busts. The guy has has a true shooting percentage near 60% and is much more of a team first player than 20mill a year "I got mine" Carmelo Anthony

[RockyMtnHigh]

Ya I agree. No clue how anyone could justify playing Mozgov over Birdman with the production he's put up since the trade. 39/51 shooting 76% isn't something you can sit down just because a younger taller player comes in from a trade. Mozgov will have his chance to prove himself, but to sit out a player as hot as birdman, at this point in the season would be ridiculous.

[inquisitive]

JR has been playing well too...everything is clicking right!