Beno Udrih guys!
Probably Mills idea. shyt is so stupid
Beno Udrih guys!
Seeing THjr in Dallas makes me realize that the reason he struggled here is because he was forced to be something he's not. THjr is better off as a complementary player who can step up occasionally, he kills it in that role, he can't be your best offensive player while surrounded with no facilitators. Lesson learned I suppose.The Knicks gotta do a way better job of putting the players on the team into a position to succeed.


Or RandleSame thing with KP. He’s not a 1.
I’m a firm believer that not all assists are created equal. I don’t know how to quantify it, you gotta just watch the games. A guy who dominates the ball and gets high assists is not as valuable as a guy who shares the rock and gets fewer assists. This isn’t a Frank thing either. This started with my hate for Rondo and his “selfish assists” in my eyes. I feel the same about rebounds.Via storyteller because that shyt was too long to edit .
"But his passing was really promising and took a hit by the fact that the Knicks just were not making shots. This was most apparent in a second quarter stretch where Mitch missed a dunk and then Frank fed Knox beautifully in the lane for another missed shot from right inside the paint. But there were more of these moments from Portis, Dot and Allen as well"
"As I've said, his assist tally could have been higher if players hit some open and easy looks that he created. That would really help his box score. "
This is bullshyt. Did you count all of the blown assists that Julius Randle, Payton, or Morris or anyone else would have had if other players made their shots?
All you're doing is throwing every thing you can think of to puff up your view that Frank is better than what he is. He's already shown improvement this year. There's no need to try to dress it up and make it seem like he's even better than that.
Payton is passing to these same people and getting higher assists. Frank has gotten better. But there's no need to pretend like he's better than what he is.
I’m a firm believer that not all assists are created equal. I don’t know how to quantify it, you gotta just watch the games. A guy who dominates the ball and gets high assists is not as valuable as a guy who shares the rock and gets fewer assists. This isn’t a Frank thing either. This started with my hate for Rondo and his “selfish assists” in my eyes. I feel the same about rebounds.
Via storyteller because that shyt was too long to edit .
"But his passing was really promising and took a hit by the fact that the Knicks just were not making shots. This was most apparent in a second quarter stretch where Mitch missed a dunk and then Frank fed Knox beautifully in the lane for another missed shot from right inside the paint. But there were more of these moments from Portis, Dot and Allen as well"
"As I've said, his assist tally could have been higher if players hit some open and easy looks that he created. That would really help his box score. "
This is bullshyt. Did you count all of the blown assists that Julius Randle, Payton, or Morris or anyone else would have had if other players made their shots?
All you're doing is throwing every thing you can think of to puff up your view that Frank is better than what he is. He's already shown improvement this year. There's no need to try to dress it up and make it seem like he's even better than that.
Payton is passing to these same people and getting higher assists. Frank has gotten better. But there's no need to pretend like he's better than what he is.
Actually, Payton’s playing predominantly with Randle and Morris. Frank is in a second unit with Knox and Portis. So when Knox and Portis are missing looks while Morris and Randle actually make some shots; that makes a difference.
That’s the only comparable too. Idk how you try to slip Morris or Randle in there as if they’re consistently finding open players but come on fam, you know you’re reaching bringing them up.
Frank’s biggest advantage is extra minutes with Mitch. And he’s used the hell out of it for sure. Mitch makes everyone better, but I always give him that credit.