The light bulb finally clicked for him to play to his strengths. Better late than never I suppose this style of play gives way more confidence for me that he can carry his regular season production into the post season vs previous seasons style where it felt like he was trying to play like KD.
I think the next thing that will further raise the ceiling of the team is to not use Randle as a facilitator as much we do. He can facilitate but he is too turnover prone.
KuntaWuKnicks
Use his strength, power and be confident in his own ability
It sounds easy to do but this mfucka is mentally tough and deserves the praise and his flowers
It ain’t easy being the focal point of NY Basketball
He loves NY and we ought to love him back
WhatIsGoingOnHere_2
Incoming “sell high” mouth breathers
Lyin-Don
Speak for yourself.
I expected it. Never wavered. Been caping for my man for years in here. And have caught *plenty* of shit for doing so.
saltyalertt
This is well written
If you get the 1 dollar a month promo for the athletic I would recommend taking it
DavidTrillsdale
Returned to all-star status? He never left, he was an all-star just LAST YEAR.
press_Y
Some of us expected it
NtLmr95
That’s my dawg!
If you not voting for him, you’re an unserious fan.
Urban_Introvert
He’s certain grown a lot since the days all you hear about was how he spun in to this and spun into that. I think his nickname was beyblade at one point.
Separate-Status-4195
King Randle
solo118
Flex Randle you deserve it
NtLmr95
>“The key to having longevity in this game is adaptability and being able to adjust,” Randle said. “I’ve always been able to adjust as my career has gone on. But now, I think I’m just more sure of who I am as a player. It’s all kinda coming together for me at this point in my career.”
>Adaptability is becoming part of Randle’s identity.
My favorite quote from the article. Randle always gets hammered for what he’s not or what he’s not doing, but the amount of work he puts into changing his game FOR THE TEAM doesn’t get talk about enough.
His adaptability as a player/person is his best trait and it’s something NYers should embrace since you need that to survive in this city. He’s a lot more self-aware than his critics would lead to believe.
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The light bulb finally clicked for him to play to his strengths. Better late than never I suppose this style of play gives way more confidence for me that he can carry his regular season production into the post season vs previous seasons style where it felt like he was trying to play like KD.
I think the next thing that will further raise the ceiling of the team is to not use Randle as a facilitator as much we do. He can facilitate but he is too turnover prone.
Use his strength, power and be confident in his own ability
It sounds easy to do but this mfucka is mentally tough and deserves the praise and his flowers
It ain’t easy being the focal point of NY Basketball
He loves NY and we ought to love him back
Incoming “sell high” mouth breathers
Speak for yourself.
I expected it. Never wavered. Been caping for my man for years in here. And have caught *plenty* of shit for doing so.
This is well written
If you get the 1 dollar a month promo for the athletic I would recommend taking it
Returned to all-star status? He never left, he was an all-star just LAST YEAR.
Some of us expected it
That’s my dawg!
If you not voting for him, you’re an unserious fan.
He’s certain grown a lot since the days all you hear about was how he spun in to this and spun into that. I think his nickname was beyblade at one point.
King Randle
Flex Randle you deserve it
>“The key to having longevity in this game is adaptability and being able to adjust,” Randle said. “I’ve always been able to adjust as my career has gone on. But now, I think I’m just more sure of who I am as a player. It’s all kinda coming together for me at this point in my career.”
>Adaptability is becoming part of Randle’s identity.
My favorite quote from the article. Randle always gets hammered for what he’s not or what he’s not doing, but the amount of work he puts into changing his game FOR THE TEAM doesn’t get talk about enough.
His adaptability as a player/person is his best trait and it’s something NYers should embrace since you need that to survive in this city. He’s a lot more self-aware than his critics would lead to believe.