Get put on Alcatraz by Tobias Harris Brehs.
Tinman Towns at it again...Nikka ain't got heart
- Thread starter Randoug
- Start date
-
- Tags
- kat tinman towns
Dude killed my parlay tonight but I aint gonna be mad at him, dude lost half his family 2 covid
I forgot about that one lolWe gon forget about Donofthem McSwagb
28 Gramz
How U Luv That???
Never got the ball, Brunson hijacked the offense
He wasn't looking for the ball. nikka camped out at 3 line with his hands on his hips.
Probably a Drake fan like you. No wonder KAT soft as shyt.
That's the Knicks offense breh, unfortunately
xXMASHERXx
Superstar
Towns did the same thing in Minny. In big moments he disappears.That's the Knicks offense breh, unfortunately
Road20
All Star
Every game is an indictment on this dude's career smh. Then if he has a great game in game three, then what? He's just one of those dudes that people are gonna dislike him for anything he does.
KAT doesn't help himself, but as I've said time and time again, this is more reflective of how marginalized bigs can be in today's league.
Post-ups are no longer a dietary requirement for offenses now, as they're largely treated as an afterthought, so it forces bigs to have to adapt more to being impactful. It exacerbates flaws of someone like KAT, who's naturally passive to begin with, so when you have all these guards and wings who can create for themselves at all three levels, there's less need for a big to get the ball.
And because of the defensive rules, it limits those opportunities even more if they can't put the ball on the floor and create for themselves from the elbows up.
There's a reason why only one big has managed to anchor his team to a title since 2007.
Post-ups are no longer a dietary requirement for offenses now, as they're largely treated as an afterthought, so it forces bigs to have to adapt more to being impactful. It exacerbates flaws of someone like KAT, who's naturally passive to begin with, so when you have all these guards and wings who can create for themselves at all three levels, there's less need for a big to get the ball.
And because of the defensive rules, it limits those opportunities even more if they can't put the ball on the floor and create for themselves from the elbows up.
There's a reason why only one big has managed to anchor his team to a title since 2007.