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12-03-2007, 11:53 AM
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Bigger Roles Could Be In Jerome James Future
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With Eddy Curry turning into a November disappointment on both ends of the court, Knicks coach Isiah Thomas is - believe it or not - eyeing center Jerome James' return with anticipation.
Though James is at least one month away from returning, The Post has learned he had a heart-to-heart talk with Thomas after James' foot surgery to remove a cyst-like growth.
Thomas told James he is still in Thomas' plans, and that the coach hopes to go get James into the rotation.
The pep talk even surprised James, who has felt like a spare part the past two seasons. During the talk, Thomas told James he still envisions playing him alongside the slumping starting center.
With Curry regressing (a combined 19 points in his last three games before last night's 21-point output) and the defense slacking, there is a possibility James could start again like he did for 10 straight games last season. This time, though, he might start alongside Zach Randolph, with the Knicks bringing Curry off the bench.
One Knick said he feels the club's greatest need right now is having a shot-blocking presence like James' in the middle to deter penetration.
Thomas lavished James with a five-year, $30 million contract in the summer of 2005 to be the Knicks starting center, not realizing he would be getting Curry in a trade soon.
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Unfriggin real, why not give the damn minutes to Randolph Morris who I haven't seen get an opportunity. Bury Jerome James sorry *** at the bottom of the ocean!
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12-03-2007, 12:35 PM
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Re: Bigger Roles Could Be In Jerome James Future
I'd rather see Kelvin Kato back again...
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12-03-2007, 01:03 PM
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Re: Bigger Roles Could Be In Jerome James Future
When i saw the thread title I'd assumed you'd made a spelling error and was going to change it to rolls.
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12-03-2007, 02:33 PM
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Re: Bigger Roles Could Be In Jerome James Future
For what it's worth, James always had some decent chemistry with Ridnour on the pick and roll in Seattle. The one thing I like about him is his knack for finishing with a power dunk instead of a lay-up that most role players do.
Hopefully that makes you feel slightly better.
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12-03-2007, 05:17 PM
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Re: Bigger Roles Could Be In Jerome James Future
i always assumed morris wasn't playing more because he was stinking it up in practice.
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