Re: The Knicks Injury Report thread.
Posted: Tue Apr 2, 2024 9:40 am
Breaking News: OG Anunoby will return from injury when he is no longer injured.
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moocow007 wrote:Should of traded for someone that can help carry the offensive load with Brunson against top teams (what they will be facing in the playoffs). My concern isn't the regular season. My concern is a repeat of the playoffs from the past few years. Not enough shot creators to help the one shot healthy shot creator. Their defense is fine for the playoffs. If Randle isn't healthy, their offense is IMO still going to be not enough.
Luv those Knicks wrote:moocow007 wrote:Should of traded for someone that can help carry the offensive load with Brunson against top teams (what they will be facing in the playoffs). My concern isn't the regular season. My concern is a repeat of the playoffs from the past few years. Not enough shot creators to help the one shot healthy shot creator. Their defense is fine for the playoffs. If Randle isn't healthy, their offense is IMO still going to be not enough.
They traded for a 20 pt scorer who shoots 40% from 3. Problem is, he doesn't play defense and he doesn't make the team better.
moocow007 wrote:Luv those Knicks wrote:moocow007 wrote:Should of traded for someone that can help carry the offensive load with Brunson against top teams (what they will be facing in the playoffs). My concern isn't the regular season. My concern is a repeat of the playoffs from the past few years. Not enough shot creators to help the one shot healthy shot creator. Their defense is fine for the playoffs. If Randle isn't healthy, their offense is IMO still going to be not enough.
They traded for a 20 pt scorer who shoots 40% from 3. Problem is, he doesn't play defense and he doesn't make the team better.
He's a scorer but he's not a shot creator. He's not an no.1 or no.2 option type guy. That's what this team needs. He's basically Evan Fournier the Return. If he can create his own shot and facilitate they can live with the defense cause they have the rest of the team that can do so. But he can't.
Ability to create shots...that's why they can live with Randle right despite Randle's defensive "issues"? They need a Randle like shot creator (be it Randle or someone similar). Since Randle at this point looks like he'll be repeating last season's playoff run (injured and ineffective) getting someone else to serve that role is what they needed. Not a one dimensional shooter.
Now don't get me wrong...that trade was still a good trade considering what they gave up (and if you ignore that what they gave up maybe could have gotten them a shot creator last season). But still, could have used a shot creator more which is what I've pretty much been saying for 3 seasons now.
gavran wrote:moocow007 wrote:Luv those Knicks wrote:
They traded for a 20 pt scorer who shoots 40% from 3. Problem is, he doesn't play defense and he doesn't make the team better.
He's a scorer but he's not a shot creator. He's not an no.1 or no.2 option type guy. That's what this team needs. He's basically Evan Fournier the Return. If he can create his own shot and facilitate they can live with the defense cause they have the rest of the team that can do so. But he can't.
Ability to create shots...that's why they can live with Randle right despite Randle's defensive "issues"? They need a Randle like shot creator (be it Randle or someone similar). Since Randle at this point looks like he'll be repeating last season's playoff run (injured and ineffective) getting someone else to serve that role is what they needed. Not a one dimensional shooter.
Now don't get me wrong...that trade was still a good trade considering what they gave up (and if you ignore that what they gave up maybe could have gotten them a shot creator last season). But still, could have used a shot creator more which is what I've pretty much been saying for 3 seasons now.
What shot creator was traded at the deadline?
gavran wrote:moocow007 wrote:Luv those Knicks wrote:
They traded for a 20 pt scorer who shoots 40% from 3. Problem is, he doesn't play defense and he doesn't make the team better.
He's a scorer but he's not a shot creator. He's not an no.1 or no.2 option type guy. That's what this team needs. He's basically Evan Fournier the Return. If he can create his own shot and facilitate they can live with the defense cause they have the rest of the team that can do so. But he can't.
Ability to create shots...that's why they can live with Randle right despite Randle's defensive "issues"? They need a Randle like shot creator (be it Randle or someone similar). Since Randle at this point looks like he'll be repeating last season's playoff run (injured and ineffective) getting someone else to serve that role is what they needed. Not a one dimensional shooter.
Now don't get me wrong...that trade was still a good trade considering what they gave up (and if you ignore that what they gave up maybe could have gotten them a shot creator last season). But still, could have used a shot creator more which is what I've pretty much been saying for 3 seasons now.
What shot creator was traded at the deadline?
Jeffrey wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:OG going the way of Bernard King and McDyess. Oh well.
But are we ready to pay this man 40m+ a year?!
Luv those Knicks wrote:I'm starting to feel like this isn't our year but I still love what they did. I love the team they put together.
Luv those Knicks wrote:I'm starting to feel like this isn't our year but I still love what they did. I love the team they put together.
Stannis wrote:god shammgod wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
i hate when people say "i had that injury too" and act like since like it was no big deal for them if it's the same thing as a professional athlete. it's idiotic.
For real. Probably not bad for Marc Berman and his weekend racquetball games at the local fitness center.
But professional players have to be close to 100% each night. If it's anything less, it shows.
moocow007 wrote:gavran wrote:moocow007 wrote:
He's a scorer but he's not a shot creator. He's not an no.1 or no.2 option type guy. That's what this team needs. He's basically Evan Fournier the Return. If he can create his own shot and facilitate they can live with the defense cause they have the rest of the team that can do so. But he can't.
Ability to create shots...that's why they can live with Randle right despite Randle's defensive "issues"? They need a Randle like shot creator (be it Randle or someone similar). Since Randle at this point looks like he'll be repeating last season's playoff run (injured and ineffective) getting someone else to serve that role is what they needed. Not a one dimensional shooter.
Now don't get me wrong...that trade was still a good trade considering what they gave up (and if you ignore that what they gave up maybe could have gotten them a shot creator last season). But still, could have used a shot creator more which is what I've pretty much been saying for 3 seasons now.
What shot creator was traded at the deadline?
Rozier? Siakam? But the point is what shot creators were available? Kuzma, Derozan, etc. And honestly more importantly, how many people on this board actually felt the Knicks needed a shot creator. Maybe that's my point of even bringing this up. According to the peanut gallery, the Knicks didn't need a shot creator in 2011-2012 (and we saw what happened when you only got one come playoff time), they didn't need one last year (cause an injured Randle was enough to go with Brunson) and they didn't need one this year either (even though the team state seemed quite like the past 2 seasons).
Deeeez Knicks wrote:Luv those Knicks wrote:I'm starting to feel like this isn't our year but I still love what they did. I love the team they put together.
Yea, if we are not healthy then it is what it is. It’s just not our year. I can’t really blame anyone for that other than the typical Knicks curse.
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:We have 8 games left and these guys aren't even taking contact.