Ray Felton highlight reel will make you laugh

Advance warning, this video contains a lot, lot, lot of salty language (you have been warned). Watch only with headphones on because you don't want anyone hearing this coming from your computer speakers.

The video is a Knicks fan just destroying Ray Felton for his lousy play at PG. It is basically just a compilation of Felton lowlights from a recent game with this guy talking (cursing) while watching the clips. I am somewhat embarrassed to say that I had tears rolling down my cheeks from laughter. Enjoy!

Ok, you have been warned. Now ---> Watch here!

-Jason "Felton is probably the worst shooting starting PG in the NBA. Ugly!" Evans

Bloody brilliant.

Laughed so hard I cried.

A basketball travesty....

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Originally Posted by JasonEvans

Advance warning, this video contains a lot, lot, lot of salty language (you have been warned). Watch only with headphones on because you don't want anyone hearing this coming from your computer speakers.

The video is a Knicks fan just destroying Ray Felton for his lousy play at PG. It is basically just a compilation of Felton lowlights from a recent game with this guy talking (cursing) while watching the clips. I am somewhat embarrassed to say that I had tears rolling down my cheeks from laughter. Enjoy!

Ok, you have been warned. Now ---> Watch here!

-Jason "Felton is probably the worst shooting starting PG in the NBA. Ugly!" Evans

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he doesn't qualify for this list, but his shooting %age (40.1) puts him at third to last:
http://espn.go.com/nba/statistics/pl...ds/order/false

this guy is as big of a reason for the knicks' problems as anyone (melo, jr smith, isaiah, dolan...). i love hearing fans complain too, especially with such colorful language.

Holy cow is that Raymond Felton or the guy who ate Raymond Felton?

That was awesome. Two airball floaters, remarkably listless defense - Felton really was terrible.

This is hillarious. There's a thread on IC right now discussing Rolly Polly Ray. Wish I could post this there.

"Watch out for that nothing there Ray, you might trip on it. uuuuuuhh"

:D

This Orange and Blue Global guy should have a late,late,late night show on ESPN's evil twin station.

Absolutely hilarious, snorting laughing...I'd like to st next to him at a game!

We haven't addressed one key point...this is a series!!

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Originally Posted by Ichabod Drain

This is hillarious. There's a thread on IC right now discussing Rolly Polly Ray. Wish I could post this there.

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That sure is a long way from their posts - back in the day - of incoming frosh Felton "breaking ankles" all around the ACC now isn't it?

Saw this on Twitter:

http://theknicksblog.com/knicks/nba-...rd-in-the-nba/

I would attribute it, but I forgot where I saw it originally, so thank you, whoever you are.

Wow, I've never cared about the Knicks one way or the other, but I might need to attend the next Cavs game just so I can watch Kyrie abuse him.

Felton was an above-average PG in his Bobcats days. Never an elite guy and probably a reach with the 5th pick in the draft but he was decent or better. He's slowed down as he's gotten older, though - hard to believe he's in his 9th year in the league - and his conditioning has gotten away from him. At this point in his career there's no way he should be starting.

This Vine is making waves across the Feltonverse. It is from the final seconds of a tight games against the lowly Sacto Kings (who end up winning the game, which was in NY). As genius head coach Mike Woodson draws up the crucial final play for the Knicks, Felton shows us his late game intensity.

http://nextimpulsesports.com/2014/02...knicks-game/#_

The video is entitled, "Summing up the Knick's season in one Felton Vine"

-Jason "perfection!" Evans

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Originally Posted by JasonEvans

This Vine is making waves across the Feltonverse. It is from the final seconds of a tight games against the lowly Sacto Kings (who end up winning the game, which was in NY). As genius head coach Mike Woodson draws up the crucial final play for the Knicks, Felton shows us his late game intensity.

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Not to deflect from Felton, who is truly woeful, but Woodson is so numbingly bad at drawing up plays for key moments that Felton's reaction is probably wholly warranted.