[/quote]CoolKids wrote:season stats are14.6ppg 6.2 apg. I like how you rounded up though
19/9 were his stats as starter
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[/quote]CoolKids wrote:season stats are14.6ppg 6.2 apg. I like how you rounded up though
Red Vines wrote:Marc J. Spears @SpearsNBAYahoo
"(Lin) loves the New York fans.He did not see this happening.He sounded surprised on the phone,”Lin's high school Peter Diepenbrock told Y!

Mr_Perfect wrote:knicksosmoove wrote:yeah, i don't get the felton hate. he was good for us for the most part. had some bad habits with the poor shot selection and freezing out gallo, but he was overall a boon to our team.
i'll hate the move if it's to replace lin, but felton is really nice depth. this is a guy who was considered one of the better pg's in the league when he was with us.
we can use this depth to play melo at the four and squeeze out amar'e if he refuses to get his act together ...
I guess we forgot about Michael Andrew D'Antoni and the effect his system has on players' statistics.
Look at Felton's career before and after New York. Mediocre at best and downright awful last season.
Mr_Perfect wrote:knicksosmoove wrote:yeah, i don't get the felton hate. he was good for us for the most part. had some bad habits with the poor shot selection and freezing out gallo, but he was overall a boon to our team.
i'll hate the move if it's to replace lin, but felton is really nice depth. this is a guy who was considered one of the better pg's in the league when he was with us.
we can use this depth to play melo at the four and squeeze out amar'e if he refuses to get his act together ...
I guess we forgot about Michael Andrew D'Antoni and the effect his system has on players' statistics.
Look at Felton's career before and after New York. Mediocre at best and downright awful last season.
DocZaius wrote:guardplay320 wrote:Just to throw in a conspiracy theory, maybe this goes back to the Camby trade and original rumored Rockets offer for Lin. Myabe the Knicks really did have an understanding with the Rockets and that's why the Rockets were going to sign Lin to the more favorable offer and that's why the Knicks threw the extra assets at the Rockets in the Camby trade. Fast forward, the Rockets get the assets in the Camby trade and then squelch on their end of the deal and work out a bigger offer with Lin. Dola wants his payback and wants to make the Rockets squirm. Here we are now... Just a crazy thought.
lol wat?
What exactly are the Knicks doing right now that is making it tough on Houston?
Going after Felton?
3StarburyAriza21 wrote:Fischella wrote:Felton came here to start next to JKidd, if he knows that he'll be coming off the bench, he would sign elsewhere to be a starter, even if he has to go to Sacramento.
Felton is a top15-20 PG in the league... how could he come here in a cheap deal to come off the bench?
That's not true; Thomas would start over him in Sacramento. There's not a single team in the NBA right now where Felton would be the starting PG, other than Houston.
Pharmcat wrote:i would be very surprised if ny doesnt match
i mean cant they match and then look for trade options in a year if it doesnt work out?
JimmyDolan wrote:With Knicks paying lux tax, 1st two years on Lin could be worth the risk. Year 3 would be insane if he is a flash in the pan
https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status ... 1896118274






putiger78 wrote:Prigoni is an afterthought, collateral damage. Prigoni can take the offer and stay as the 15th man or he can go back home and start... or we can do right by him and trade to a team that needs depth at PG.
Prigoni is not a factor here. He was a nice guy to have as insurance... he was never a lock for any rotation minutes.
ORANGEandBLUE wrote:Red Vines wrote:Marc J. Spears @SpearsNBAYahoo
"(Lin) loves the New York fans.He did not see this happening.He sounded surprised on the phone,”Lin's high school Peter Diepenbrock told Y!
Did not or does not?
Michael_Scott wrote:CoolKids wrote:season stats are14.6ppg 6.2 apg. I like how you rounded up though
Michael_Scott wrote:CoolKids wrote:season stats are14.6ppg 6.2 apg. I like how you rounded up though
ORANGEandBLUE wrote:Red Vines wrote:Marc J. Spears @SpearsNBAYahoo
"(Lin) loves the New York fans.He did not see this happening.He sounded surprised on the phone,”Lin's high school Peter Diepenbrock told Y!
Did not or does not?
greenhughes wrote:Mr_Perfect wrote:knicksosmoove wrote:yeah, i don't get the felton hate. he was good for us for the most part. had some bad habits with the poor shot selection and freezing out gallo, but he was overall a boon to our team.
i'll hate the move if it's to replace lin, but felton is really nice depth. this is a guy who was considered one of the better pg's in the league when he was with us.
we can use this depth to play melo at the four and squeeze out amar'e if he refuses to get his act together ...
I guess we forgot about Michael Andrew D'Antoni and the effect his system has on players' statistics.
Look at Felton's career before and after New York. Mediocre at best and downright awful last season.
Do you feel this way about Lin?
Hardaway 10 wrote:You know what's funny? Felton WANTS to be here. He never wanted to leave.
Lin was afraid to come back for the playoffs b/c he didn't want to risk injury as he was coming up on RFA and big $$$.
kosmovitelli wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:
So what do you predict Kosmo? Knicks get Felton AND Lin or just Felton?
I think they will match.
Two possible explanations :
1) Grunwald realized Kidd was 38, Pablo unproven and 35, Shump injured so he thought he should add Felton to add depth in case of injuries (Baron Davis, Jeremy Lin and Iman Shumpert all had injuries and missed games during the season and the playoffs). Felton could also be a trade asset or at worst a filler in the future.
2) Dolan told him not to match Lin's offer sheet so he immediatly grabbed Felton while he was still available.
As Felton received no other offer and the deal (3 years and $10 million) seems reasonable, I doubt there was a rush and Grunwald absolutely had to acquire Felton during the week-end. I think we will match and if we don't then I doubt the luxury tax will explain the change of heart (Woodson said Knicks would match and Lin was our starting PG on wednesday and when he was asked the same question on friday, after the Rockets new offer sheet, he said he didn't know yet and it was up to Grunwald to make a decision) but more Dolan being upset Lin signed the new offer sheet. If Knicks were willing to match the initial offer sheet then the Rockets only added $6 million in the third season. Can't see why the new offer would be so deadly for the Knicks compared to the initial offer.
Jimmy Dolan went crazy when Spree injured his hand on his boat and didn't inform the team until he came back from vacation, Dolan also blew a fuse when Larry Brown broke MSG's media policy. He also asked Woodson to fire his agent (also Larry Brown's agent). It's possible he's mad at Lin and his agent (Roger Montgomery). You never know with Dolan...