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LoveMyRaps wrote:Can't believe we got him AND RJ as part of the OG package.

IQ is gonna be special man. Don't stop believing in the kid, otherwise you're gonna look foolish.

IQ since this comment:



All-Star in the making!

UPDATE
Immanuel Quickley, last 10 games (after the All-Star break)

22.1 pts - 6.0 reb - 8.1 ast - 1.2 stl
45.9 FG% - 41.4 3P% - 78.4 FT% - 59.3 TS% - 3.52 ast/to

Statistician MK wrote:UPDATE
Immanuel Quickley, last 10 games (after the All-Star break)

22.1 pts - 6.0 reb - 8.1 ast - 1.2 stl
45.9 FG% - 41.4 3P% - 78.4 FT% - 59.3 TS% - 3.52 ast/to

His last 5 games (since Scottie went down, in addition to all the other injuries) he's averaging 23 and 10 assists on 58.6 TS%. Good to see him taking on that larger role without his efficiency suffering

He's had a really good recent run.

If you take a look at rosters around the league, on any of the top four teams in each conference, Quickley is probably the 4th best player on most of those rosters. Outside of that for the rest of the playoff and play in teams he'd usually land as 3rd best I think.

It would be great if he has one more level of improvement in him next year, the Raptors need that from him if they're going to make any kind of jump in the future.

IQ is gonna be a beast next season, alongside Scottie.
We got our sniper. We got our star combo guard. We got our Robin.

LoveMyRaps wrote:IQ is gonna be a beast next season, alongside Scottie.
We got our sniper. We got our star combo guard. We got our Robin.

Is Scottie the Robin and we're waiting for Batman? Or are you saying RJ is our Robin to Scottie's batman.

ForeverTFC wrote:

LoveMyRaps wrote:IQ is gonna be a beast next season, alongside Scottie.
We got our sniper. We got our star combo guard. We got our Robin.

Is Scottie the Robin and we're waiting for Batman? Or are you saying RJ is our Robin to Scottie's batman.

Scottie = Batman
IQ = Robin
RJ = Nightwing

He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

LoveMyRaps wrote:He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

Not sure how you actually watch the Raps play and come up with that observation.

The exact opposite has been happening.
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Badonkadonk wrote:

LoveMyRaps wrote:He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

Not sure how you actually watch the Raps play and come up with that observation.

The exact opposite has been happening.

Read on Twitter

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ItsDanger is a bonafide hater.
I don't think he actually watches games.

LoveMyRaps wrote:He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

Not hating, I was interested in Knicks fans opinion on where he stood as a player, they've seen him more than us. That was the criticism of him coming out of college. Now, he's got the opportunity to be the lead PG and show that he can handle those responsibilities after a few years as backup.

ItsDanger wrote:

LoveMyRaps wrote:He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

Not hating, I was interested in Knicks fans opinion on where he stood as a player, they've seen him more than us. That was the criticism of him coming out of college. Now, he's got the opportunity to be the lead PG and show that he can handle those responsibilities after a few years as backup.

Just going to ignore that he has recently led the league in creating points off assists in March?

Stick to buzzwords - analysis is not your strong suit

Quickley has been pretty damn awesome for a guy leading such a depleted roster.

Man, that OG trade was nuts. Absolute bonafide S-tier trade from Masai.

YogurtProducer wrote:

ItsDanger wrote:

LoveMyRaps wrote:He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

Not hating, I was interested in Knicks fans opinion on where he stood as a player, they've seen him more than us. That was the criticism of him coming out of college. Now, he's got the opportunity to be the lead PG and show that he can handle those responsibilities after a few years as backup.

Just going to ignore that he has recently led the league in creating points off assists in March?

Stick to buzzwords - analysis is not your strong suit

Its only 7 games, no Scottie, of course he's going to get more assists. This is the stretch where we need to see how much he can handle and how effective he can be. Especially in making teammates better.

LoveMyRaps wrote:He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

Literally the opposite of what has happened. Just an incredibly misinformed post from ItsDanger. I also find it cringeworthy when posters go onto other teams forums. It’s frankly a bit bizarre.

ItsDanger wrote:

LoveMyRaps wrote:He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

Not hating, I was interested in Knicks fans opinion on where he stood as a player, they've seen him more than us. That was the criticism of him coming out of college. Now, he's got the opportunity to be the lead PG and show that he can handle those responsibilities after a few years as backup.

Come on man... that's not what you're comment states or implies at all.
It's okay to admit when you're wrong.

ItsDanger wrote:

YogurtProducer wrote:

ItsDanger wrote:Not hating, I was interested in Knicks fans opinion on where he stood as a player, they've seen him more than us. That was the criticism of him coming out of college. Now, he's got the opportunity to be the lead PG and show that he can handle those responsibilities after a few years as backup.

Just going to ignore that he has recently led the league in creating points off assists in March?

Stick to buzzwords - analysis is not your strong suit

Its only 7 games, no Scottie, of course he's going to get more assists. This is the stretch where we need to see how much he can handle and how effective he can be. Especially in making teammates better.

While I understand the logic of getting more assists without Scottie in the lineup. IQ is also having to play with G Leaguers. He's outperforming his expectations, and will only get better once our finishers get back in the lineup.

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LoveMyRaps wrote:

ItsDanger wrote:

LoveMyRaps wrote:He's trying to fit in with the Knicks crowd.



"Yet to excel in getting his teammates easier shots" REALLY??

Not hating, I was interested in Knicks fans opinion on where he stood as a player, they've seen him more than us. That was the criticism of him coming out of college. Now, he's got the opportunity to be the lead PG and show that he can handle those responsibilities after a few years as backup.

Come on man... that's not what you're comment states or implies at all.
It's okay to admit when you're wrong.

He hasn't really had consistent opportunity to prove it until now. So, we'll see over the remaining part of the season, especially without Scottie. So far, the results are encouraging.

“Just showing my creativity as far as creating for my teammates, I think, is something [I can do more of],” he said. “When I was in New York, I was scoring a lot, but just being able to show that I can make other guys around me better is something I want to be able to show." -IQ

ItsDanger wrote:

LoveMyRaps wrote:

ItsDanger wrote:Not hating, I was interested in Knicks fans opinion on where he stood as a player, they've seen him more than us. That was the criticism of him coming out of college. Now, he's got the opportunity to be the lead PG and show that he can handle those responsibilities after a few years as backup.

Come on man... that's not what you're comment states or implies at all.
It's okay to admit when you're wrong.

He hasn't really had consistent opportunity to prove it until now. So, we'll see over the remaining part of the season, especially without Scottie. So far, the results are encouraging.

“Just showing my creativity as far as creating for my teammates, I think, is something [I can do more of],” he said. “When I was in New York, I was scoring a lot, but just being able to show that I can make other guys around me better is something I want to be able to show." -IQ

Stop moving goalposts and stand by your first post.

IQ listed as out for Wednesday for personal reasons

I imagine he is with RJ and his family.

Such a sad situation