Yeah, you can't argue with moderate success and you have to give that to Mike D'Antoni who has the New York Knicks winning in spite of his ruthless tactics with his own players. But if you won't play them, trade them. On the flipside this is why some players hold teams hostage with their attitudes. But Nate Robinson has to play. Free him!
Hours after I posted this, the Knicks did (not because of this though but one can hope). In a game against the Atlanta Hawks at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, GA., Robinson came off the bench towards the end of the first quarter and scored a game high 41 points, pulled down 6 rebounds and passed off for 8 assists with 1 steal. He helped the Knicks a 112-108 win in OT. And Robinson felt like a rookie all over again.
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