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[QUOTE="Red Holzman, post: 4109586, member: 7255"]
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It was a screwed-up covid lineup, but available Knicks players should not have lost to that OKC team.
A talented 7' center would have [U]dominated[/U] for 25-30+pts vs that OKC lineup. Mitch started off well, then disappeared while Knicks focused on bricking 3's. Ended up w/9pts and 1 block. If Mitch can't excel vs that lineup, then the Knicks need a center.  Starting to think that anyway -Mitch is too injury-prone.
RJ's opportunity to grow from Wingman to Leader -fail.  Knicks had no lead dog.  RJ got his 26, but 1-8 on 3's with some of the worst of many Knicks Bricks!  
Fournier:  Knicks can't move him fast enough.  A game for Fournier to step up big -and had nothing. Assume there's no excuse (injury) explaining his feeble season.  Maybe giving up too soon, but seen enough.

Although the previous 2 were (shaky) W's, the last 3 games = more Kryptonite to my Knicks Optimism.
Leon Rose better find more rabbits to pull out his hat.  Afterglow from last season fading fast -the thought of returning to Knicks Oblivion is getting my New Year off to a sad start!;)
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