the pacers were about as bad a matchup as the knicks could get. (add memphis, a complete OKC, an maybe the spurs to a short list). we had nothing for their size. felton couldn't get into the lane with
ironically enough, i think felton, and the team as a whole, would have looked a lot better in a series against the heat.
everyone looked bad against the pacers. can't single ray out here. felton is not all-world, but he's a solid player who had a very solid year despite his injuries.
i have no problem going forward with ray, unless something better comes along. otherwise, i don't consider him the problem.
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JustaKnickFan wrote:Felton had a few bad games in Indy, but other than that had a great playoffs.
The thing is, he's going up against Avery Bradley and George Hill on defense, with Hibbert and Garnett back there to help out if he penetrates. He did a REALLY good job all things considered.
He had a bad series bro...
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Ha. That's an unusual circumstance that will never happen again. But, touché.
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GONYK wrote:HawthorneWingo wrote:Boss_ wrote:Felton wasn't as effective against indy because of their bigs and interior defense every time he drove to the paint, he still had a hell of a series against boston and still shot 41% against indy, better than I can say about other players who shoot 35s n 38% and at a higher volume of shots. Or Tyson Chandler averaging a whopping 5pts n 7 boards in the playoffs for a max cat. I could be wrong but I remember him stinking up last year's playoffs too. If you can't pencil in your big man for 10/10 a game with the money he's making I dont know what to say, and this is the 2nd time in the playoffs in a row. 5 n 7, big whoop. Craptastic. Shaq...err...Roy Hibbert dominated him and the whole entire paint for that matter, and nothing special in the Boston series.
BTW, Felton practically outplayed melo in the 1st round, as we looked like at one point we were going to make history by losing to the celtics by game 6 the way we were playing and melo/jr were shooting; it was felton and shump that bailed us out, not any of our max cats.
All fair points. Do you win an NBA championship with Raymond Felton as your PG?
Do you win a championship with Mario Chalmers as your starting PG? Do you win a championship with Chris Paul as your starting PG![]()
Can't ask a question like that without context
Ha. That's an unusual circumstance that will never happen again. But, touche'.
My one response to that is that Chalmers isn't a typical PG since the ball is in LBJ's and Wade's hands most of the time.
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Felton did a good job the entire year,he has a very good contract for what he can do on the field.
I don't really see how we can improve the PG position without a decent cap space or a lucky pick in the draft this year.
I don't really see how we can improve the PG position without a decent cap space or a lucky pick in the draft this year.
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Can't argue with what the Knicks got out of Felton for the dollar value. Are there better PGs out there? Yes. Are any of them available to the Knicks? Not unless huge assets are given up.
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Smokey9782 wrote:frogfood wrote:BasicBall wrote:Nah, all those little subtle comments about the offense I believe were at Felton and Woodson....This team needs a point guard STILL, after all these years...we still need a damn point guard LOL
Have you like, completely missed the entire 2012-2013 NY Knicks season? Specifically how the offense works?
The offense didn't work, especially when things mattered most.
That has more to do with the coach than Ray. We were iso heavy on offense, thus limiting Ray's effectiveness. What would a better PG do in NY? Feed Melo and get out of the way?
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Smokey9782 wrote:frogfood wrote:BasicBall wrote:Nah, all those little subtle comments about the offense I believe were at Felton and Woodson....This team needs a point guard STILL, after all these years...we still need a damn point guard LOL
Have you like, completely missed the entire 2012-2013 NY Knicks season? Specifically how the offense works?
The offense didn't work, especially when things mattered most.
That has more to do with the coach than Ray. We were iso heavy on offense, thus limiting Ray's effectiveness. What would a better PG do in NY? Feed Melo and get out of the way?
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frogfood wrote:That has more to do with the coach than Ray. We were iso heavy on offense, thus limiting Ray's effectiveness. What would a better PG do in NY? Feed Melo and get out of the way?
Yes, I blame Woodson as well.
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BasicBall wrote:Radio Rahim wrote:BasicBall wrote:
Ray is a 2 guard in the NBA, they need a point guard....The offense looked much smoother when either J Kidd (reg season) or Pablo were on the court with Ray.....Knicks need a starting PG and should slide Ray over to the starting 2 guard spot if they intend on keeping him around
He's played well with a another PG so i see what you're saying. I wouldn't be mad if we draft a young PG or even play Shump more at the point and let Ray do more scoring and pick and roll work.
Just saying if he is going to be our PG for the next 2 yrs i want him in great shape and playing aggressive and not deferring to melo (who will get his shots somehow some way.)
They have to draft a point guard, they can get a serviceable big elsewhere....a good, young pg is needed in the worse way
Knicks aren’t going to play a rookie PG over Ray Felton..
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yaboynyp wrote:BasicBall wrote:Radio Rahim wrote:
He's played well with a another PG so i see what you're saying. I wouldn't be mad if we draft a young PG or even play Shump more at the point and let Ray do more scoring and pick and roll work.
Just saying if he is going to be our PG for the next 2 yrs i want him in great shape and playing aggressive and not deferring to melo (who will get his shots somehow some way.)
They have to draft a point guard, they can get a serviceable big elsewhere....a good, young pg is needed in the worse way
Knicks aren’t going to play a rookie PG over Ray Felton..
There are no starting PG's where we are drafting










