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Deep_Black_Conscious
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Watch them get Edwards to pair w/ Ja
Ja/Edwards/Brooks/JJ/JV
Notice
1) Their lineup has a combo of rookies, young players, and vets this season?
2) They run the offense through their two corner stones, Ja and JJ, not vets like
Crowder and JV
3) They don't pull the young guys when they make mistakes which gives
them confidence because they know their coaching staff believes in them
and are not fighting for their jobs
It's only going to get worse
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knickscrusaderm
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They’ll probably start Clarke but yea. That team would be disgusting.
Watch them get Edwards to pair w/ Ja
Ja/Edwards/Brooks/JJ/JV
Notice
1) Their lineup has a combo of rookies, young players, and vets this season?
2) They run the offense through their two corner stones, Ja and JJ, not vets like
Crowder and JV
3) They don't pull the young guys when they make mistakes which gives
them confidence because they know their coaching staff believes in them
and are not fighting for their jobs
It's only going to get worse
Peter Popoff
PROTECT YA NECK!! 🖕🏽🇺🇲
As long as Mills and Perry are here, that is highly unlikely.
Deep_Black_Conscious
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"There’s real value in being able to check a lot of boxes. This season, there are 21 players averaging at least 14 points, five boards, two dimes, one steal and four free throw attempts per game. 20 of them have either made an All-Star team or are a good bet to make their first one this season. RJ Barrett is the 21st.
According to BasketballReference.com, there are four teenage rookies in NBA history to hit those statistical benchmarks: LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Luka Doncic, and right now, RJ. For all of the woes about Barrett’s shooting, his .439 effective field goal percentage is a smidgen higher than LeBron’s .438, and within earshot of Melo’s .449 (he’s also playing fewer minutes than any of those guys did as rookies, for all the hand-wringers out there)."
Knicks Film School
It's a great read on RJ
Before everyone says "omg are you comparing RJ to Lebron, Luka, etc." no that's not what I'm doing
I'm saying RJ has a lot of potential, these benchmarks bode well for his future, and the Knicks have done him a disservice by not giving him the keys from day 1
Instead, the Knicks are stuck with Dubious Handles and his vet squad
From the eye test I think he has superstar potential but not everyone agrees
He'll be an all star at least
According to BasketballReference.com, there are four teenage rookies in NBA history to hit those statistical benchmarks: LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Luka Doncic, and right now, RJ. For all of the woes about Barrett’s shooting, his .439 effective field goal percentage is a smidgen higher than LeBron’s .438, and within earshot of Melo’s .449 (he’s also playing fewer minutes than any of those guys did as rookies, for all the hand-wringers out there)."
Knicks Film School
It's a great read on RJ
Before everyone says "omg are you comparing RJ to Lebron, Luka, etc." no that's not what I'm doing
I'm saying RJ has a lot of potential, these benchmarks bode well for his future, and the Knicks have done him a disservice by not giving him the keys from day 1
Instead, the Knicks are stuck with Dubious Handles and his vet squad
From the eye test I think he has superstar potential but not everyone agrees
He'll be an all star at least
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ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
It helps that their prospects are much better than ours
Watch them get Edwards to pair w/ Ja
Ja/Edwards/Brooks/JJ/JV
Notice
1) Their lineup has a combo of rookies, young players, and vets this season?
2) They run the offense through their two corner stones, Ja and JJ, not vets like
Crowder and JV
3) They don't pull the young guys when they make mistakes which gives
them confidence because they know their coaching staff believes in them
and are not fighting for their jobs
It's only going to get worse
"There’s real value in being able to check a lot of boxes. This season, there are 21 players averaging at least 14 points, five boards, two dimes, one steal and four free throw attempts per game. 20 of them have either made an All-Star team or are a good bet to make their first one this season. RJ Barrett is the 21st.
According to BasketballReference.com, there are four teenage rookies in NBA history to hit those statistical benchmarks: LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Luka Doncic, and right now, RJ. For all of the woes about Barrett’s shooting, his .439 effective field goal percentage is a smidgen higher than LeBron’s .438, and within earshot of Melo’s .449 (he’s also playing fewer minutes than any of those guys did as rookies, for all the hand-wringers out there)."
Knicks Film School
It's a great read on RJ
Before everyone says "omg are you comparing RJ to Lebron, Luka, etc." no that's not what I'm doing
I'm saying RJ has a lot of potential, these benchmarks bode well for his future, and the Knicks have done him a disservice by not giving him the keys from day 1
Instead, the Knicks are stuck with Dubious Handles and his vet squad
From the eye test I think he has superstar potential but not everyone agrees
He'll be an all star at least
Deep_Black_Conscious
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Your 2021-2022 NY Knicks 
LaMelo/Jalen Green/RJ/Knox/Mitch
LaMelo/Jalen Green/RJ/Knox/Mitch
Youhadasparkwhenustarted
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Wooten's gotten a lot of hype for his shot blocking, but Westchester has the best 3 point shooter in the G-league on it's squad too:
hitting 42% of his shots on 9 attempts a game. Breh deserves a 2-way over Kadeem at least.
hitting 42% of his shots on 9 attempts a game. Breh deserves a 2-way over Kadeem at least.
The War Report
NewNewYork
From here on out, I’m acknowledging him as Dubious Handles.Dubious Handles has me rolling yoooooo
I think they’re gonna promote Kadeem when they sell some guys.Dubious Handles has me rolling yoooooo
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