The Mo Watch

.......and the Knicks will still suck.

 

What's the rotation going to look like?

 

I don't think he could EVER possibly "prove us wrong".

The guy didn't play hard for us. He didn't rebound or bang on a team that sorely needed rebounding and D from the 4 spot. He had a huge contract. He had someone doing the same things as him (but doing them better) playing in front of him.

Prove us wrong? Maybe if he becomes an All Star starter

 

Mo has been doing alot of watching lately.

 

Unless Mo develops defensive and rebouding skills and figures out how to play inside without getting his stuff swatted 50% of the time, then I wouldn't put money on him proving anyone wrong.

 

There's a chance of him resuscitating his career and at least becoming the same 16 ppg player he was when he was with the Clips and the Rox for the end of his first year

But that chance is not playing in NYC. I'm surprised Rudy didn't make a play for him back when he was in LA.

 

I think sweetney is better than mo, maybe not offensively, but he can grab a rebound and play defense.

 

Mo T has skills, if he gets the playing time he will do well ~ especially in the east.

 

I hope he doesnt pass that flu bug to anyone in NY


on second though marbury catching it would be fine.

 

Mo on the Knicks is a PERFECT FIT! C'mon guys! Think about it. The Knicks are quite possibly one of the WORST defensive teams in the league and Mo fits right in with that philosophy! Can you imagine a worse defensive forward combo than Taylor and Tim Thomas? SCARY!

 

Knicks Roster:

Code:

21 	Trevor Ariza 	SF 	6-8 	200 	Jun. 30, 1985 	UCLA
11 	Jamal Crawford 	SG 	6-5 	190 	Mar. 20, 1980 	Michigan
1 	Penny Hardaway 	GF 	6-7 	215 	Jul. 18, 1971 	Memphis
20 	Allan Houston 	SG 	6-6 	205 	Apr. 20, 1971 	Tennessee
3 	Steph Marbury 	PG 	6-2 	200 	Feb. 20, 1977 	Georgia Tech
99 	Malik Rose 	F 	6-7 	245 	Nov. 23, 1974 	Drexel
14 	Bruno Sundov 	C 	7-2 	260 	Feb. 10, 1980 	 
50 	Mike Sweetney 	PF 	6-8 	270 	Oct. 25, 1982 	Georgetown
2 	Maurice Taylor 	PF 	6-9 	255 	Oct. 30, 1976 	Michigan
40 	Kurt Thomas 	PF 	6-9 	235 	Oct. 4, 1972 	TCU
5 	Tim Thomas 	F 	6-10 	240 	Feb. 26, 1977 	Villanova
31 	J Williams 	PF 	6-9 	206 	May 10, 1973 	Georgetown

Giving you one 3 (Ariza), 2 broken down SGs (Houston, Penny), 2 shooting PGs (Starbury, Crawford), 6 PFs, and 1 stiff at the 5.

BRILLIANT!

Evan

 

I think Mo is going to have some monster (for him) rebounding games in his first 4 games as a Knick. Then, he'll settle into being his usual self, scoring points and being soft on the boards. He'll look better there than he did under JVG.

 

Did you know that in New York City there are phone numbers you can call and they will come over to your house, with a briefcase from which you can select your choice of any number of different types of mar1juana and Hashish?

That's probably not gonna be good news for the Knicks.

 

I rather watch paint dry than seeing his ****** roam around in NY.

 

5 minutes, 2 points, 0 boards.

 

Damn, he "proved us wrong."

 

Average that out to 35 minutes and it ain't too bad.

 

Over 35 minutes:

35 / 5 = 7

2 points <b>x</b> 7 = 14
0 rebounds <b>x</b> 7 = 0

14 points and 0 rebounds over 35 minutes isn't very good for a PF.