The Knicks are a slow, un-athletic bunch, which doesn't fit with D'Antoni's scheme. Unless some roster moves are made, I can't see much improvement from last season's disappointment.
The best way for the Knicks to be a winning franchise is to be a defensive team. If they played off other team's mistakes, that's when they can find success. When you're fast-breaking down the court, let it come off a turnover, or a big rebound. Then Marbury and Jamal Crawford can play their game, while Lee, Curry, and Zach Randolph score inside.
Mark Jackson would have been a better choice as Knicks coach. He was a former favorite and native New Yorker. Not to mention the positive effect he could have on Marbury. As disappointing as he's been, he's the starting point guard.
Seeing how Marbury and D'Antoni feed off each other this season will be the latest installment in the soap opera that is the New York Knicks.
The best way for the Knicks to be a winning franchise is to be a defensive team. If they played off other team's mistakes, that's when they can find success. When you're fast-breaking down the court, let it come off a turnover, or a big rebound. Then Marbury and Jamal Crawford can play their game, while Lee, Curry, and Zach Randolph score inside.
Mark Jackson would have been a better choice as Knicks coach. He was a former favorite and native New Yorker. Not to mention the positive effect he could have on Marbury. As disappointing as he's been, he's the starting point guard.
Seeing how Marbury and D'Antoni feed off each other this season will be the latest installment in the soap opera that is the New York Knicks.
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