Last 18/19 NY Knicks season transmission: "F*** all the haters from you to SAS" See y'all in '20
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seemorecizzy
Superstar
This just the beginning
School of Hard Knox :naswin:
19 years old, no babying, no excuses
Been a tear ever since his manhood was tested
(pause)Just the beginning
This just the beginning
School of Hard Knox :naswin:
Young GOAT
Wait till KP comes back. Eastern Conference is gonna be ours
Ty-Fife
14k Gold Slum Computer Wizard
Young GOAT
Wait till KP comes back. Eastern Conference is gonna be ours
Atlantic Division bout to be a bloodbath
ProlificLurker
Superstar
This just the beginning
School of Hard Knox :naswin:
Looking like we got it right.......Thank you baby Jesus!!!
Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
Exactly as I’ve said . He has too much leash while. Frank seems to need to be perfect but mudiay can do anythingfukkin mudiay brehs. Fizdale in love with this fekkit.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
3. The Knicks can't stop, won't stop anyone
If it weren't for this season's Cavs, the Knicks would be flirting with ignominy -- on pace to threaten the record for most points allowed per possession. New York has allowed 113.5 points per 100 possessions; no prior team in the NBA's public database (which dates to 1996-97) has ever been worse. Ditto for Basketball-Reference's accounting, which encompasses all of NBA history.
Using points per possession is unkind to the Kazoos. Offense is way up leaguewide; in relative terms, the 2008-09 Kings and 2011-12 Charlotte Bobcats (of 7-59 infamy) were more porous than New York. (Such adjustments do not save the present-day Cavaliers, a full two points behind the Knicks.)
New York's centers -- Enes Kanter and the scorching Luke Kornet -- need airtight perimeter defense in front of them, and New York's guards and wings, umm, don't provide that. Frank Ntilikina has slipped a hair on that end. Damyean Dotson can get out of whack away from the ball. Courtney Lee has barely played. The rest disintegrate at the mere sight of a pick.
Once opposing ball-handlers dribble into daylight, Kanter and Kornet do nothing to impede them.
Small-ball units with Noah Vonleh at center have been stingy, but it's unclear if that would sustain over heavy minutes. Mitchell Robinsonintrigues; he's second in block rate, barely behind Turner, with an old-school knack for keeping swats inbounds. He also fouls any nearby entity, in part because he is only learning the footwork and angles of NBA defense:
Kristaps Porzingis looms. But the Knicks need perimeter defenders who offer some resistance.
If it weren't for this season's Cavs, the Knicks would be flirting with ignominy -- on pace to threaten the record for most points allowed per possession. New York has allowed 113.5 points per 100 possessions; no prior team in the NBA's public database (which dates to 1996-97) has ever been worse. Ditto for Basketball-Reference's accounting, which encompasses all of NBA history.
Using points per possession is unkind to the Kazoos. Offense is way up leaguewide; in relative terms, the 2008-09 Kings and 2011-12 Charlotte Bobcats (of 7-59 infamy) were more porous than New York. (Such adjustments do not save the present-day Cavaliers, a full two points behind the Knicks.)
New York's centers -- Enes Kanter and the scorching Luke Kornet -- need airtight perimeter defense in front of them, and New York's guards and wings, umm, don't provide that. Frank Ntilikina has slipped a hair on that end. Damyean Dotson can get out of whack away from the ball. Courtney Lee has barely played. The rest disintegrate at the mere sight of a pick.
Once opposing ball-handlers dribble into daylight, Kanter and Kornet do nothing to impede them.
Small-ball units with Noah Vonleh at center have been stingy, but it's unclear if that would sustain over heavy minutes. Mitchell Robinsonintrigues; he's second in block rate, barely behind Turner, with an old-school knack for keeping swats inbounds. He also fouls any nearby entity, in part because he is only learning the footwork and angles of NBA defense:
Kristaps Porzingis looms. But the Knicks need perimeter defenders who offer some resistance.
storyteller
Veteran
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Gotta get thereeeeeeee
Hardaway with the heat checks
