That was prolly the worst loss of the season since Toronto.
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That last possession was pathetic. We really needed that win.
All star break can't come fast enough.
And why are we even guarding the guy standing on the other side of half court? That gave them a lot more space than they otherwise would have had.
MyNameIsKyle said:
Looking like a possible pick up of Michael Kidd Gilchrist. Hasn't been able to stay on the floor and can't really shoot, but has some perimeter defense potential. Marginal nba player but has that "if anybody can max his potential, Carlisle can" sort of vibe. Maybe a little Aminu like.
Anybody not named Rondo.
Seems like a poor man's Dorian. Don't really want him but I guess it's fine if we don't play him much.
Dennis Smith has been very disappointing for the Knicks. Averaging 5 points and 3 assists on 33% shooting in 28 games this season.
Seven Costanza said:
Dennis Smith has been very disappointing for the Knicks. Averaging 5 points and 3 assists on 33% shooting in 28 games this season.
We were so stoked on DSJ
Seven Costanza said:
Dennis Smith has been very disappointing for the Knicks. Averaging 5 points and 3 assists on 33% shooting in 28 games this season.
He's another roddy b. Great athlete, just not great at basketball.
A lot of people were pretty concerned he was just someone that could dunk and couldnt really run an offense. He just relied on out athleting people until he got to a point where everyone else was on his level. He can still technically learn, I guess.True Anomaly said:Seven Costanza said:
Dennis Smith has been very disappointing for the Knicks. Averaging 5 points and 3 assists on 33% shooting in 28 games this season.
We were so stoked on DSJ
MyNameIsKyle said:
Looking like a possible pick up of Michael Kidd Gilchrist. Hasn't been able to stay on the floor and can't really shoot, but has some perimeter defense potential. Marginal nba player but has that "if anybody can max his potential, Carlisle can" sort of vibe. Maybe a little Aminu like.
Would be a good pick up. The Mavs don't have a bigger defensive wing to burn some minutes. I think he is playable even with his bad jump shot as long as KP is out there. He would have to be used as a screener/cutter but the Mavs have had success with guys like him in the past.
Up yoursPatAg said:you arent wantedcpawka said:
This team plays embarrassingly bad at home. It's disgusting
They will have to cut Lee or Broekhoff to make room for MKG (Justin Jackson is still under contract next year). It's hard to say if he's actually an upgrade over either of those guys, especially since they fill entirely different roles.
WCS seems to have earned a rotation spot with his play.
It's so hard to watch this team play basketball without Luka.
cpawka said:
It's so hard to watch this team play basketball at home.
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https://www.theringer.com/nba/2018/10/26/18025298/michael-kidd-gilchrist-hornets-draymond-green
If this guy is healthy I think the Mavs are a good fit for his skillset. You basically put him in the Dwight Powell role as a screener/cutter with Luka and 3 other shooters. I think we will see a Luka / Hardaway Jr. / DFS / MKG / Porzingis lineup after the all star break. That should be a pretty versatile lineup both defensively and offensively. MKG isn't some kind of savior but I think he can be a high level role player in the right system. I still would have cut Lee instead of Ryan but I'm not the one writing the checks.
If this guy is healthy I think the Mavs are a good fit for his skillset. You basically put him in the Dwight Powell role as a screener/cutter with Luka and 3 other shooters. I think we will see a Luka / Hardaway Jr. / DFS / MKG / Porzingis lineup after the all star break. That should be a pretty versatile lineup both defensively and offensively. MKG isn't some kind of savior but I think he can be a high level role player in the right system. I still would have cut Lee instead of Ryan but I'm not the one writing the checks.
I think we're giving MKG too much credit. He's a good defender, average shooter and horrible 3 point shooter. I don't think he adds much other than situational defense.
Do you have a bet going on with someone to see how terrible an opinion you can post?cpawka said:
It's so hard to watch this team play basketball without Luka.
I dont think that's true at all, he's 3 inches shorter than Powell.jeffdjohnson said:
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2018/10/26/18025298/michael-kidd-gilchrist-hornets-draymond-green
If this guy is healthy I think the Mavs are a good fit for his skillset. You basically put him in the Dwight Powell role as a screener/cutter with Luka and 3 other shooters. I think we will see a Luka / Hardaway Jr. / DFS / MKG / Porzingis lineup after the all star break. That should be a pretty versatile lineup both defensively and offensively. MKG isn't some kind of savior but I think he can be a high level role player in the right system. I still would have cut Lee instead of Ryan but I'm not the one writing the checks.
I really hope we don't play him much. Yea, he's shorter than Powell, but MKG also makes Powell look like a sharpshooter. If he's not playing the 4, I don't want MKG on the floor at all, unless it's just for a defensive possession at the end of a game. He would absolutely kill our spacing if we play him at the 2 or 3.
He's a freak athlete and a big versatile defender. I can't wait to see what RC does with him... Remember what he did with a team of reclaimed cast-offs in 2011?
If KP can keep this up look out.
It's like KP had to round into shape with Luka out. Now...
If you love schadenfreude...and I definitely do....check out the article in The Athletic about the dysfunctional Kings front office. I can't love it enough. It's the perfect thing to read after we torch them on our home flood
It seems clear that our home record is due to disbanding the Mavs Dancers.
Ironically, Luka's two ankle setbacks seemed to be big boosts for the team:MW03 said:
It's like KP had to round into shape with Luka out. Now...
First time he was out gave his supporting cast a chance to step up and the rest of the team gelled.
Now with this last absence Kristaps manned way up and became the go to guy.
True Anomaly said:
If you love schadenfreude...and I definitely do....check out the article in The Athletic about the dysfunctional Kings front office. I can't love it enough. It's the perfect thing to read after we torch them on our home flood
Another story on the Kings and frustration in the office, specifically about the FO and Divac passing on Doncic, in spite of Joerger's preference for Luka over Bagley.
NBC sports
Anytime a fan is frustrated with the FO, they need to look over to the Kings, Knicks and Suns.
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