As a diehard Knicks fan (yall know me by now), I like them personally, b/c it keeps us informed on his progress. Well, duh.
But a small part of me is like, stop being a diva so early in your career.

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nazrmohamed wrote:I think if he doesn't spoon feed us info every second that he's a diva who thinks he's too good to communicate
I also think that if he spoon feeds us info every second that he's a diva who think he's trying too hard to communicate
But a really think Knick fans are divas who can't simply judge players on physical skills that allow them to put a ball to go through a cylinder or prevent a ball from going into a cylinder.
The Knicks, though, are confident in his return to max health. Porzingis’ ACL tear, according to sources, didn’t do cartilage damage, making it less severe.
taowave wrote:Some positive news..
You push and pull countless objects in all directions every day in the gym, and the human musculoskeletal system is nothing more than an intricate system of levers and pulleys. While we must generate torque to operate these levers and pulleys, we need to gain awareness of how to minimize torque to avoid injury. This brings us to the need to move soundly and resolve forces.
nazrmohamed wrote:His shooting motion is fine. What he does need to do in many ways is play less athletic. Sounds crazy I know but even when his doctor was taking with Mills he said, the knee will heal fine but he needs to change his physical behaviors.
I took it as he's reckless with his body. Dude jumps like a high jumper to do everything when his hieght, wingspan and skill should be more than enough. And we've seen this before. The Bargnani comparisons were always annoying but Pau Gasol? Not a bad comparison considering Paso was relatively athletic early on. As his career progressed he became less the shifty, athletic jump into empty space player and more the dominate areas of space player. It comes with strength and experience. But KPs gotta learn it. And in today's league he may need to learn it as a C.
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