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Message: [QUOTE="reedny, post: 2421396, member: 1423"] KP is thriving because he’s thriving. I’m still a Knicks fan. May wife and I watch every night, including the win at the Barclays center when KP’s knee was sore. This is a complex issue, as you know, with many variables. I think the supporting cast is also developing (lee, Niltakena, Baker), and also the rotations’ more established now. So I think you make a fair point about team speed with Melo gone (the game against LA was like lightening quick), but again, it’s hard to complain too much about Melo reliably producing 20 ppg when the new team was being formed. As far as OKC, Melo started playing better (and George too) when Felton came in. Westbrook is about Westbrook — although amazingly competitive and capable player. But Melo’s so good at adjusting that he’s filling in when he can get touches. Last night was not an aberration, IMO. [/QUOTE]