Knick Fury

They were open but imo they were largely deeper than desirable. Not a ton of easy corner threes. Seemed like a pretty specific result that Miami D dictated.

Next year let the citizens shoot bottle rockets at the drones

This is beautifully written, even though I take issue with your central premise regarding Thibs' dismissal. I think you are ignoring myriad strategic shortcomings, communications shortcomings, and other non-Dolan related issues. It was time. Still, I miss reading basketball writing like this.

I mean how completely stupid do you have to be to not have seen this coming?

Yeah they were fantastic together. I didn't realize he got the NBC gig

Eagle is awesome and his kid is very good too

Harland is really struggling lately to follow the action. His enthusiasm is unmatched (Gus Johnson maybe close) but I'd take Brian Anderson over any of them these days.

The Beat is perfect

Yg

You're a terrific broadcaster who also turns out to be a fascinating dude on social media. Onward for you and all your colleagues!

I think I was triggered by the photo they chose to illustrate the great defense Nembhard played

lol I deserved that

License to foul sure helped him

Yes looking forward to catching up on some
TV shows

Same

Everything this guy does is corny and unoriginal

No I'm very happy about the Knicks. Just wanted to let this guy know before I mute him that he is a completely irritating downer of a person and maybe he can work on it. Way to stick up for your buddy though.

I don't follow you but you keep popping up in my feed and it's astonishing to me how every single thing you type is annoying bullshit. Like terrible, negative observations with a hint of condescension. Incredible consistency.

Yeah seems simple enough

Yeah the only difference is he doesn't sell it enough. Such a sad point we are at that that's what he has to work on in the off-season. Refs need to look at the way the game is being officiated

Feels that way too. I know you don't wanna get in an up-and-down game against the Pacers, but it's really troubling how often our offense doesn't really get moving until you see a seven or a six on the shot clock.

Agree. I'm not sure which direction we pivot but it has been underwhelming all year

Good digging, interesting stat. Id you have it, what was Knicks' percentage of shots in last 7 seconds?

Agree, sometimes you do wonder about the exhaustion factor. Overall I really like the guy but I feel like there have been about 50 times this year when he had a chance to either stick a dagger in or keep a comeback going and he just misses it. Same with deuce. Also bridges D inconsistent.

Yeah, I think the thing that stands out when you look at his career numbers is how inconsistent he has been. That Phoenix 42% year is such an outlier. And what we've seen this year is the same: total inconsistency. When Nesmith gets an open look I assume it's going in. Bridges I cross my fingers.

Nope, 37% for his career entering this season

Can't stand either Haliburton but this really adds up. The vision, the weird catapult set shot, even Tyrese's feeble attempts at Magic's no-look passes. You can definitely see the influence.

I think that's one of the most underdiscussed parts of the Wingstop experiment. Bridges and OG are both solid shooters for their careers, but neither one is lights out. You can see and feel that almost every night this season. They're good enough to be guarded but they just miss too many open shots.

My friends in the Midwest tell me that Indiana is the one place to avoid, pretty sure they are right. McAfee and Stephen A Smith being the two flagship broadcasters on the ESPN is a perfect symbol of our times.

Is this actually your opinion? Wildly unoriginal and stupid