Re: The Official New York Knicks vs Miami Heat 1st Round Thread
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Originally Posted by knickscity
Actually I have been red hot about Amar'e conveniently doing dumb shit to take himself out of the playoffs.
Last year, style dunking in practice from which he still hasn't recovered.
I understand the guys is a mental wreck, especially with his brother passing, but if he isn't gonna compete, they should just let him go back home and reflect.
LMAO@ "let him go home and reflect"
Reminds me of when my parents used to say "go sit in your room think about what you did"
Re: The Official New York Knicks vs Miami Heat 1st Round Thread
The Knicks don't really have any rebounders. Guys with that special nose for the ball. I wanted Faried in the draft.
Amar'e went 4-for-7 though, and was drawing fouls on a lot of his other possessions. No excuse for him taking fewer shots, in an entire game, than JR Smith takes in a single half. And 31 shots for Melo V. 7 for Amar'e.
A lot of that is coaching, and a lot of that is the players with the ball.
Ultimately, Melo ball is never going to work. Not in the NBA. Maybe you can have the Melo-ball player, but not the Melo-ball coach too. Frankly, I don't think either are winning a championship.
Re: The Official New York Knicks vs Miami Heat 1st Round Thread
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Originally Posted by franchize
6'11 powerful and athletic. No reason he shouldn't be getting double digit rebounds. Str8 lack of effort.
Tyson Chandler didn't average double digit rebounds this year, and he's 7'0" and athletic. Rebounding is as much skill and instinct as anything else. Look at Kevin Love.
But I'm not saying Amar'e couldn't rebound better.
Re: The Official New York Knicks vs Miami Heat 1st Round Thread
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Originally Posted by Scoooter
The Knicks don't really have any rebounders. Guys with that special nose for the ball. I wanted Faried in the draft.
Amar'e went 4-for-7 though, and was drawing fouls on a lot of his other possessions. No excuse for him taking fewer shots, in an entire game, than JR Smith takes in a single half. And 31 shots for Melo V. 7 for Amar'e.
A lot of that is coaching, and a lot of that is the players with the ball.
Ultimately, Melo ball is never going to work. Not in the NBA. Maybe you can have the Melo-ball player, but not the Melo-ball coach too. Frankly, I don't think either are winning a championship.
Now come at me bros.
I can think of a few volume shooters who have been successful.
But I immediately credit their success to Phil Jackson.
Re: The Official New York Knicks vs Miami Heat 1st Round Thread
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Originally Posted by Scoooter
Tyson Chandler didn't average double digit rebounds this year, and he's 7'0" and athletic. Rebounding is as much skill and instinct as anything else. Look at Kevin Love.
But I'm not saying Amar'e couldn't rebound better.
Well I've gone on record repeatedly all season saying Chandler is overrated, so yea, I agree wholeheartedly.
Rebounding and defense are about effort and technique. Amare has neither!