Vince Carter 1 shot in the last 6 minutes vs Knicks

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Carter had 1 dunk with 45 seconds to go in the last 6 minutes of the 4th QTR. 0 shots basically.

Explain.
 
Tim Thomas took his revenge from the time he was crying about Collins and kenyon play dirty
 
Devin Harris is turning into the Richard Jefferson of last year. Doing great #s but taking away the leadership role from Carter, and tonight was a big red flag.

I find the team should run the offense through vince carter and not Yi or Stromile. Apparently, the Nets thought otherwise tonight.

As vince goes, so goes the Nets. He needs the ball more and harris needs to take less shots and look to get Vince going.

That being said, this is the problem with vince. he is okay not being the guy. he always needs someone to come to him and ask him. he wont step on peoples toes. thats why kidd got pissed at him probably.
 
I'm seeing Devin Harris and getting flash backs of a number 33 point guard who was score happy and that didnt work out well
 
VC and Devin need to be taking the same amount of shots. Period. You can't have Vince going 58% from the field (3-5 from 3 pt range) and only taking 12 shots.
 
The Nets wouldn't be where they are if Devin didn't take his shots.

I do agree that Vince needs the ball more, and its true that he doesn't demand the ball.
 
Did Vince do anything to help us beat sub-par teams when Devin was out? He did nothing. He had all the chances in the world and he did nothing. I have not seen anything spectacular of Vince since he dunked on his old team. Time to let Devin take over. When the game is on the line, I'd much rather have Devin drive to the basket and draw fouls. He's becoming a true leader who has the intuition to make plays that will win the game.
 
In crunch time, i still depend on VC alot more and i'd rather have him drive to the basket partly because of the size.
 
Time to let Devin take over.

LOL I think hes way ahead of you. Get vince outta here if hes playing like crap. you probably wouldnt notice since hes not effecting games.
 
Devin Harris is turning into the Richard Jefferson of last year. Doing great #s but taking away the leadership role from Carter, and tonight was a big red flag.

I find the team should run the offense through vince carter and not Yi or Stromile. Apparently, the Nets thought otherwise tonight.

As vince goes, so goes the Nets. He needs the ball more and harris needs to take less shots and look to get Vince going.

That being said, this is the problem with vince. he is okay not being the guy. he always needs someone to come to him and ask him. he wont step on peoples toes. thats why kidd got pissed at him probably.

I agree with a lot of what you said. I'm a big Vince fan just like yourself but we're not blind, we can see his flaws. I would have to agree with a post that The Joker made a few days ago about why Kidd and Vince weren't fit to play together. What he said was actually quite true. Kidd wanted Vince to score 27-30 points every night but Vince on the other hand didn't want that. Vince is more of a person who wants to play a team game and have other players scoring as well. As evidenced from last year, he allowed RJ to take a bigger role than himself in the offense and the same is happening now with Harris.

The other thing is, Vince needs to realize that he can't just be a vocal leader, he needs to lead on the court by his play. His last few games have been an example of how his play has been slipping on the court and we know he's capable of doing more as he showed during the start of this season until just recently.
 
Carter had 1 dunk with 45 seconds to go in the last 6 minutes of the 4th QTR. 0 shots basically.

Explain.

That's easy.....2 words, "Devin.....Harris".

This is VC's Team, he should be averaging 27 pts a game, I think Devin's getting trigger happy.
 
Oh come on...if Harrington and Thomas hadn't caught fire, the Nets would have won and you would all be praising Harris for dominating the game.

Either don't overreact or don't praise him like he's a god when the Nets win.
 
Either don't overreact or don't praise him like he's a god when the Nets win.

How ironic....cats around here seem to overreact with Yi's defense, like Yi is the only inconsistent softie on this team (on 'D' that is):crazy:
 
Oh come on...if Harrington and Thomas hadn't caught fire, the Nets would have won and you would all be praising Harris for dominating the game.

Either don't overreact or don't praise him like he's a god when the Nets win.

Not Harris' fault, it's Frank's fault. He never had a game plan for B Lopez to dominate vs this small Knicks team. instead Frank though our small 2nd unit can beat the Knicks.
 
How ironic....cats around here seem to overreact with Yi's defense, like Yi is the only inconsistent softie on this team (on 'D' that is):crazy:

Nobody is overreacting about Yi's defense. It sucks. Bad.

Maybe everyone is under reacting regarding the rest of the team's defense. Yi is expected to be a more capable and consistent defender than a rookie who is similarly built and has the same problems on defense. Why is that so wrong?
 
I've kind of wondered what would happen when Devin isos don't translate into wins. It's hard to argue either with the team results or with his efficiency in the stretch of games he's played since exploding on Detroit.

On the other hand, he can't forget -- and it's up to Frank and Carter to remind him -- that he's got a backcourt mate who's made a career of 4th quarter, crunch scoring and playmaking and that diversity in offensive approach is going to be best for the team in the long run. And I think it's a huge mistake to NOT run the offense through Vince a good part of the 4th quarter. He still does more than Devin to keep the team involved in the offense, and so his touches and control of the ball are important for team offensive rhythm. It would also be nice if he saw the ball a little more often earlier in the game so that he has some kind of feel by the time the 4th rolls around.

Of course none of this has anything to do with the icky team defense tonight. And WTF is up with Vince's free throws this year? He's freakin horrible (for him).
 
I've kind of wondered what would happen when Devin isos don't translate into wins. It's hard to argue either with the team results or with his efficiency in the stretch of games he's played since exploding on Detroit.

On the other hand, he can't forget -- and it's up to Frank and Carter to remind him -- that he's got a backcourt mate who's made a career of 4th quarter, crunch scoring and playmaking and that diversity in offensive approach is going to be best for the team in the long run. And I think it's a huge mistake to NOT run the offense through Vince a good part of the 4th quarter. He still does more than Devin to keep the team involved in the offense, and so his touches and control of the ball are important for team offensive rhythm. It would also be nice if he saw the ball a little more often earlier in the game so that he has some kind of feel by the time the 4th rolls around.

Of course none of this has anything to do with the icky team defense tonight. And WTF is up with Vince's free throws this year? He's freakin horrible (for him).

As I said earlier in the game thread, Vince looked really tired tonight...he was slow, he had no concentration, he was passive....not the Vince we're used to seeing this year.
 
Everyone's overreacting.

Puh puh puh please don't jump on Devin for taking too many shots. It simply was not our night. It was Al Harrington's. That motherfucker played like a morph between Karl Malone and Dirk Nowitzki.
 
Q: Why did we lose?

A:


Knicks FTs: 32-35

Nets FTs: 10-17

That's all there is to it.
 
Harris sat out the entire 3rd quarter and VC didn't do shit.
 
Everyone's overreacting.

Puh puh puh please don't jump on Devin for taking too many shots. It simply was not our night. It was Al Harrington's. That motherfucker played like a morph between Karl Malone and Dirk Nowitzki.

Agreed. It doesn't seem that long ago that Devin had a horrible night shooting in Sacramento...and then, in crunch time, he had the courage to put up a jumper and help us get an improbable win. He is one of two go-to guys in the clutch for us, so you have to live with some makes and some misses.

I was cringing too, with all the jump shots in this game. Ly_yng has it right...free throw discrepency killed us. And being unable to get any stops when we needed them.
 
Carter gave a curious answer after being asked if he should be taking more than the 12 shots he attempted Wednesday.

“I don’t know,” said Carter, who was 7-of-12 and scored 18 points. “You’d better ask the coach. I don’t get into that.”

Hmmmm........
 
Carter looked pissed coming into the locker room yesterday as I waited for him by the Nets tunnel at the half. He wouldn't give anyone high fives including these little kids who were devastated. As he came back out for the 3rd I said Vince smile a little....he looked at me and shook his head. Wonder if he was pissed off about not getting enough shots. But Vince doesn't seem like that kind of guy so I think the media is reading into it too much.
 

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