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The same can be said of Sanders(4minutes) and Ford(3minutes).
S. Graham DNP - Coach's Decision
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/boxscore?gid=2005102224
No surprise but it looks like he will be next.
The same can be said of Sanders(4minutes) and Ford(3minutes).
Graham should be signed and sent to the NBADL. He's a keeper. For goodness sakes, his identical twin went top-20. He's slighty shorter and less athletic, but has superior smarts, better work ethic and is solid as a prospect as there is among undrafted players.
Actually, I doubt that all three are going to be released at the same time. Pop is probably just trying to evaluate his actual rotation players a little more. You notice Marks only played 7 minutes as well.
Ford came in and then Pop pulled him right back out again and put Horry in. Then Pop went over to him and knelt down in front of him on the bench and "instructed" him. It didn't look like a Serbian moment but just one of those pull-him-back-out and set-him-straight discussions.
Melvin Sanders missed his shots but his worst play was a TO in the last minute credited to Tony Parker. Sanders left his spot in the corner...a real no-no when the PG penetrates. Tony double-pumped in traffic and when Sanders rotated to the wing, TP's pass sailed into the Knicks bench. It was one of three TOs in the final minute that allowed the Knicks to win a game in which they trailed almost the entire contest.
I think they are all gone.
why not, it's not like they will play this season anyway.
Because our bench is pretty old and it would be good to keep one on the inactive list to groom for the future.
He could even be sent to the d-league to keep him fresh for this season.
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