thelead wrote:BadMofoPimp wrote:Can't wait until Magic play the Sixers.
Why? You want to see Jameer vs MCW for most of the night while Oladipo gets ~20 minutes off the bench![]()
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thelead wrote:BadMofoPimp wrote:Can't wait until Magic play the Sixers.
Why? You want to see Jameer vs MCW for most of the night while Oladipo gets ~20 minutes off the bench![]()

thelead wrote:BadMofoPimp wrote:Can't wait until Magic play the Sixers.
Why? You want to see Jameer vs MCW for most of the night while Oladipo gets ~20 minutes off the bench![]()
KingRobb02 wrote:If it looks like the Knicks will lose TC for a while, do you think we could sucker them into a Afflalo and Davis for Shumpert and Chandler trade? The Knicks are dumb enough to think they need more mid range jumpers, and would be getting (soon to be) healthy bodies instead of paying Chandler to be hurt. We would get a good defensive shooting guard who wouldn't demand shots, while opening up space for guys like Harris and Victor to play more without worrying about vets losing interest.
I don't think AA, a career of 12 guy, can keep up his current pace for more than a couple weeks. This would be the definition of selling high. Plus, Arron would be happy to be reunited with Melo and JR.
Plus it totally makes the Knicks worse in the long run. Get on it Rob.

KingRobb02 wrote:If it looks like the Knicks will lose TC for a while, do you think we could sucker them into a Afflalo and Davis for Shumpert and Chandler trade? The Knicks are dumb enough to think they need more mid range jumpers, and would be getting (soon to be) healthy bodies instead of paying Chandler to be hurt. We would get a good defensive shooting guard who wouldn't demand shots, while opening up space for guys like Harris and Victor to play more without worrying about vets losing interest.
I don't think AA, a career of 12 guy, can keep up his current pace for more than a couple weeks. This would be the definition of selling high. Plus, Arron would be happy to be reunited with Melo and JR.
Plus it totally makes the Knicks worse in the long run. Get on it Rob.

RYgoBOOM wrote:The only thing that scares me is I feel like all of the teams kind of get the gist of our plan. Ohh let's just say no to every trade until they get desperate enough to accept a horrible deal.
RYgoBOOM wrote:The only thing that scares me is I feel like all of the teams kind of get the gist of our plan. Ohh let's just say no to every trade until they get desperate enough to accept a horrible deal.
RYgoBOOM wrote:The only thing that scares me is I feel like all of the teams kind of get the gist of our plan. Ohh let's just say no to every trade until they get desperate enough to accept a horrible deal.
Blue_and_Whte wrote:
He doesnt HAVE to have the ball handling skills of Durant or Harden for it to work is the point, why cant he just be a servicable secondary ball handler, why does it have to be that extreme?
While Harris isn't elite in that catagory he was still pretty effective handling the ball in the half court and even making plays when he decided not to shoot every time the ball touched his hands. Harkless can be a glue guy from either position but I'd imagine the trouble would be with Harris having to guard SG's.
MellowRose wrote:Blue_and_Whte wrote:Neon1 wrote:
What the heck does saying Harris doesn't have comparable handles compared to Durant/Harden have to do with Moe?
I can't even see what "credit" would possibly be withheld from Harkless by talking about Tobias weaker areas? How do you even connect the two? Am I not being accurate in saying Tobias doesn't have the ball handling of Durant/Harden?
He doesnt HAVE to have the ball handling skills of Durant or Harden for it to work is the point, why cant he just be a servicable secondary ball handler, why does it have to be that extreme?
While Harris isn't elite in that catagory he was still pretty effective handling the ball in the half court and even making plays when he decided not to shoot every time the ball touched his hands. Harkless can be a glue guy from either position but I'd imagine the trouble would be with Harris having to guard SG's.
Why would Harris have to guard SG's?
And it's really not a shame that Harris can't guard SG's he's a SF/PF. NOT a SG/SF/
Neon1 wrote:Blue_and_Whte wrote:
He doesnt HAVE to have the ball handling skills of Durant or Harden for it to work is the point, why cant he just be a servicable secondary ball handler, why does it have to be that extreme?
While Harris isn't elite in that catagory he was still pretty effective handling the ball in the half court and even making plays when he decided not to shoot every time the ball touched his hands. Harkless can be a glue guy from either position but I'd imagine the trouble would be with Harris having to guard SG's.
Simply because your PRIMARY ballhandler which would be Oladipo is already really bad at handling ball pressure as it is. You want to compound the issue even more? Tobias handling is just average, He is fine with the ball up if nobody is really pressuring him, but that is the case for anybody though.
Westbrook has no issues handling the ball (skill wise), then he has Durant who is one of the better wing (1-1) ball handlers and then they also had Harden out there most of the time.
The guy I responded to was comparing what our situation would be to OKC by simply saying Harkless = Sefolosha, while ignoring that the other 3 skill spots had very good ball handlers, while ours would all be occupied by guys below average.
RYgoBOOM wrote:The only thing that scares me is I feel like all of the teams kind of get the gist of our plan. Ohh let's just say no to every trade until they get desperate enough to accept a horrible deal.
Neon1 wrote:
The guy I responded to was comparing what our situation would be to OKC by simply saying Harkless = Sefolosha, while ignoring that the other 3 skill spots had very good ball handlers, while ours would all be occupied by guys below average.
Magicman125 wrote:
I tend to agree. This is why I'd prefer Hark to come off the bench and to find a PG in FA or the draft over the next summer. Simply not enough ballhandling. with a 123 of dipo hark and harris
tiderulz wrote:Neon1 wrote:
The guy I responded to was comparing what our situation would be to OKC by simply saying Harkless = Sefolosha, while ignoring that the other 3 skill spots had very good ball handlers, while ours would all be occupied by guys below average.
what other 3 skill spots? PG, SF and ...PF or C? Neither Ibaka nor Perkins are good ball handlers.
Neon1 wrote:Magicman125 wrote:
I tend to agree. This is why I'd prefer Hark to come off the bench and to find a PG in FA or the draft over the next summer. Simply not enough ballhandling. with a 123 of dipo hark and harris
It doesn't even have to be a PG, just another guard that can also handle the rock, create in ISO's etc. We just can't have Dipo running out there all alone on an island like he is Steve Nash or Chris Paul where he doesn't have or need ANYBODY to share ball handling duties and running offense with.
Even if your SG was a James Harden, Wade,Manu, Tyreke Evans, Monta Ellis, Dion Waiters type of guard (talking about skillset) then we can live with Oladipo at PG being hyper aggressive and prone to turnovers (like Westbrook).