Either that or I have to be more liberal with my banning.

jon abbey (and to a lesser extent T-Mart), I’ve been reading your posts for a while and you’re a pretty big moron…don’t be sad, it’s just who you are.

and Miami and Houston both had one healthy superstar when the other went down, we have zero even when the whole team is healthy.

Dan – I agree. You cant really blame Isaiah at this point. Teams are basically only as good as the players they have out on the court. I said at the time that Crawford going down arguably helped the Knicks. The same is certainly not true for Lee and Q, who are rated the best players on the Knicks this season by the WOW.

Knickerblogger – Who can match a lineup of James – Frye – Curry? Umm…

Eddy Curry Watch –

I am sorry Jon, you were right, he did sleep with my sister.

That was a classic Fast Eddie game. Once again his turnover and rebound totals were the same (4). He also failed to record a block, steal, or assist. It’s the fourteenth time that has happened this season. He now has a seven turnover lead on Iguodala for third place in the league.

I know you guys dont exactly trust this Win Score business. But I still think its sort of interesting to compare Howard’s win score to Curry’s for this game. I understand its kind of an arbitrary formula, rebounds and steals worth the same as points, etc. But it shows off how important the auxiliary possession statistics can be. Curry scored 17 points, Howard just ten. And Howard committed 6 turnovers, two more than Curry. But he piled up the aux stats. He had four blocks, three steals, five assists, and no personal fouls. He also had 14 rebounds and went 5-7 from the field. That adds up to a huge difference in Win Score.

Howard WS = 16.5
Curry WS = 1.5

Curry 17 pts + 4 rbd – .5x3pf – 4 to – 12 shots – .5 x 4 ft = 1.5

Howard 10pts + 14rbd + .5 x 4 blks + .5 x 5 ast + 3 stl – 6 turnover – 7 shots – .5x4ft = 16.5