LeBron James: New York Knicks Need Time to Figure Things Out
Drawing parallels to his own’s squads struggles last season, LeBron James says Knicks fans and media should give the team time to come together, and that success takes patience. I’m sure both groups will take LeBron’s advice to heart and react to the Knicks’ ongoing failures accordingly from this day forth. From the NY Post: “LeBron James compared the Miami Dream Team’s slow start last season to the Knicks’ current malaise, but stopped short of calling them contenders for the Eastern Conference title. ‘It takes time,’ James said Wednesday night from Detroit, where his Heat played the Pistons. ‘It’s never going to work right overnight, and we were the prime example of that. It took us time. We were 9-8 at one point, but it took us even longer after that to become a good team, to know each other, to learn each other, what works for each other, what don’t work. I think they’re going through the same thing right now but people want results now. That’s just the league and the world we leave in.’ […] James didn’t go overboard in predicting big things for the ‘Broadway Bigs,’ featuring Carmelo Anthony, Amar’e Stoudemire and Chandler. In fact, James was the one who triggered that famous Chris Paul toast at Anthony’s 2010 wedding when he kidded to Paul that he could form another superteam in New York with Stoudemire and Anthony. Paul, now with the Clippers, made his toast, but the sentiment is now shattered. ‘That’s really not for me to answer,’ James said on whether the Knicks can compete for the East. ‘I feel they got some really good pieces, but as far as righting the ship, I don’t know. I’m here with my teammates and I got to worry about what we have going on here.’”
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Lebron speaks the truth on the knicks. But you cant really compare the heat and the knicks. Knicks bought all the superstars not known for playing defense.
Also amare probably plays better with anthony out. We will see tonight looking forward to it.
Miam and New York…slow and steady wins the race – because eventually all of the other talented players in the league will need to retire.
Money isnt going to make it easier to gel with someone (Mary). Only time will. The Heat have a full season and some change (including the playoffs) together and they still dont seem to have figured it out yet. Granted, sooner than later would be ideal, but you cant force something. That is where the “patiene” comes into play. You have 2 people that NEED the ball to feel they are making an impact on the game in Melo and Stat, a rookie that shoots like hes a vet, a good PG but no where near ready to run a ball club, a solid C, with only D on his mind. Chemistry plays a HUGE, HUGE, HUGE part in a “team”. And without that, you might as well be the Nets! I mean look at the Lakers. New players, new coach, new playing style and they look as lost as ever. All teams with new pieces need time.
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