Game Thread: New York Knicks at Charlotte Bobcats 11/24

There are 2 questions that we must all ask ourselves.

1. Can Landry Fields be stopped?
2. Who in the Hell is Landry Fields

I talked about this a little in the recap from last night, but why is it that some unknown always steps up and pounds our starters? I don't get it. Last night it was Landry's turn to follow in the legendary footsteps of Gary Neal and Sonny Weems. What's going to happen tonight, will Tim Mozgov step up and drop 30 points on us?

I was very pleased with the way DJ played last night, and pleased with the way Jax played in the 4th quarter but TeeJ said something very interesting last night in the chat that kind of stuck with me. He said "Crash is playing like Delhomme post elbow surgery". IS anyone else getting that vibe from him? I must admit that his play up to this point in the season has been far less Crash-like than we have grown accustomed to.

Somebody reassure me, we have the 2nd game of this back to back in the bag.
There's no way the Cats are going to drop both of these games to the Knicks. No concerns at all about that happening, Right?

Thanks for the writeup Ziggy. Wasn't able to do yesterdays, but I'll do today's game.
And I agree with what you're saying with Crash. He seems to not want to elevate at all, when he dunked it in the game he barely got off the ground. I think that he's certainly not 100%, probably why he's settling a lot more for his mid range jumper (which might I add isn't bad at all).

Landry Fields has been playing very nicely the entire season. He was highly unheralded out of Stanford for whatever stupid reason and has surprised a ton of people. Best waiver wire pickup of the year and I got him in October!

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This all feels so familiar.

Time to throw up now.

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Back to back games with New York and both games should have been won. Instead Felton walks away with two wins and we got to watch Stephen Jackson shoot the ball like Shaq shoots free throws.