Anyone else noticed how ruthlessly efficient and effective Schröder has been lately?

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12 minutes ago, MaceCase said:

Starting to think that Jeffrey is a low key victim of the NBA's new HGH testing.

Then he needs a short vaca to Miami.

[MaceCase]

5 minutes ago, JayBirdHawk said:

Then he needs a short vaca to Miami.

I've mentioned often that he needs an appointment with LeBron's "dermatologist".

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10 minutes ago, JayBirdHawk said:

Then he needs a short vaca to Miami.

Or Canada ....:-X Does @capstone21 have any connects? Lol.

[macdaddy]

45 minutes ago, Diesel said:

That's a strong possibility.    All the Jeff Hate blinds you to everything else sometimes.   My point is that I don't think a PG will fetch much from anybody.  I can't point to a PGless team in this league.  Everybody has somebody that can do the job and I don't think that Jeff would fetch us more as a trade than he would on the floor.  That, plus, I just don't trust Dennis.

 

I agree with some of this but the Knicks need a better point guard to even think about success.  

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4 minutes ago, macdaddy said:

I agree with some of this but the Knicks need a better point guard to even think about success.  

Yup. No way Jose doesn't cut it.

[rd79]

I'd still say it's (unless we suddenly become a legit contender or the owners are ready to pay two pointguards VERY well long term)

A) Trade one and get lesser value back on a PG rich league

B) Don't trade and loose one for nothing

I think it depends on offers. Is there something offered what Bud values more than a 1 year rental of Teague or a 2 year rental of Dennis (QO scenario)?

Edited January 22, 2016 by rd79

[Jody23]

Schröder is actually the team leader in cumulative +/-.  Never suspected that.

[Jody23]

[tweet]https://twitter.com/KLChouinard/status/690536518759223300?s=09[/tweet]

[benhillboy]

6 minutes ago, Jody23 said:

[Tweet]https://twitter.com/KLChouinard/status/690536518759223300?s=09[/Tweet]

Good info.  I guess I can make sense out of it besides Kyle.  He owes everyone on the team money for propping him up.  Jeff is clearly a liability now.

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[Jody23]

3 minutes ago, benhillboy said:

Good info.  I guess I can make sense out of it besides Kyle.  He owes everyone on the team money for propping him up.  Jeff is clearly a liability now.

Has the tweet format changed?

[Guest]

Is a Teague for Ariza swap possible considering their salaries? @hawksfanatic @JayBirdHawk

 

id even expand it and try to get Terrence Jones somehow.

[benhillboy]

19 minutes ago, Jody23 said:

Has the tweet format changed?

I'm the last person to ask about technical formatting issues.  I just tapped the original tweet and it expanded.

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20 minutes ago, Spud2Nique said:

Is a Teague for Ariza swap possible considering their salaries? @hawksfanatic @JayBirdHawk

 

id even expand it and try to get Terrence Jones somehow.

Yes it works, they're both around $8m. Jeffy does have a trade kicker that the Hogs would have to pay and that gets the Rox even closer to the Hard Cap. So like yeah it's possible, but I don't see it happening.

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2 minutes ago, hawksfanatic said:

Yes it works, they're both around $8m. Jeffy does have a trade kicker that the Hogs would have to pay and that gets the Rox even closer to the Hard Cap. So like yeah it's possible, but I don't see it happening.

I'd be scared to completely trust Dennis too. Yup. Also the Teague road jersey I bought last year would lose value ..lol

[Mdizzle5]

41 minutes ago, JayBirdHawk said:

 

 

I still don't understand this stat. Kyle has been abysmal and is in the + area? 

I R Confused.

[bumpyphish1]

16 hours ago, capstone21 said:

Whatever, he has been terrible and should not have been out there ... Felt lucky that went in

That's absurd.   The unit Dennis led is what brought us back into the game.  And that he hadn't been shooting well and still had the confidence to take a drill a shot that was an absolute "take" given the score, moment, and him being open is EXACTLY what I mean about Teague not having the stones.  Had he been having a rough shooting night, he never would have pulled it....and if by some chance he did, his hesitation would have made it a definite miss.

[Diesel]

4 hours ago, Jody23 said:

Schröder is actually the team leader in cumulative +/-.  Never suspected that.

And Korver is second.   Does that pass the eye test?

 

[Diesel]

53 minutes ago, bumpyphish1 said:

That's absurd.   The unit Dennis led is what brought us back into the game.  And that he hadn't been shooting well and still had the confidence to take a drill a shot that was an absolute "take" given the score, moment, and him being open is EXACTLY what I mean about Teague not having the stones.  Had he been having a rough shooting night, he never would have pulled it....and if by some chance he did, his hesitation would have made it a definite miss.

JR Smith would have had the stones to pull the shot too.  Does this make him somebody we should be interested in?  Having a PG who doesn't trust the system and has no conscious about going into Hero Mode is not going to win games.  It looks good when it goes in because of the video game perception of most fans, but Bud works on a level greater than some video game hero ball.  IF Dennis can't reign in it and play the offense, then I don't see any need to clear room for him to be the starter.  Just like I don't see the Need to go burning up the phone lines to get a shot at JR Smith or Josh Smith.

 

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41 minutes ago, Diesel said:

Bud works on a level greater than some video game hero ball. 

 

Uuummm....you do know it's Bud who let's Dennis play in lieu of Teague,  so it seems as if he prefers Dennis' 'hero ball' as opposed to Teague's whatever he's not doing - that's more telling than anything.