First. Doncics mom? Jeeeesus. Even a couple of my sons college buddies are texting him about her lol. Hilarious.
Lonnie Walker. Loved how he helped his mom down the stairs even when dad had bolted through.
Wendell Carter Jr. was accepted to Harvard. He was my pick this morning. That seals it. Carter and Wagner at the top of the second and Im thrilled.
Here we go!
Yeah, most of those fans go there just to boo the pick, knowing it's an easy way to get on TV. Jets fans do it, too. It's embarrassing. We all have our favorites, but the Knox pick has been well-received overall.
He says the Knicks and especially Fiz fell in love with Knox after the workout, supposedly he really wowed them with his athleticism and ability to post up a bit and shot.
Wally came on later and is a better source because he does a ton of college hoops for the CBS networks. He seemed to like the pick but says Knox needs a lot of work. He agreed you just can't take an 18 year old with chronic back problems that high.
The father son combo that sucked when KP was drafted suck even more now. Of course ESPN cameras are all over them. I dont know why some nyc fans relish playing the heel role but they come across looking very foolish. The kid looked like he was going to cry.... again.
Booing the shit out of a Kentucky stud prospect that is now a Knick...... bright idea their Knicks fans... fucking assholes.
Free agency doesn't start until July 1, no?
Of course the Knicks took it to an extreme and tanked (unintentionally) for 20 f*cking years and still haven't rebuilt, but it sucks that building a competitive team in the NBA takes SO long.
We need to trade draft picks to get rid of Lee. Im not rushing to do that.
Of course the Knicks took it to an extreme and tanked (unintentionally) for 20 f*cking years and still haven't rebuilt, but it sucks that building a competitive team in the NBA takes SO long.
Basically every contender at some point intentionally or unintentionally tanked. Except the Celtics who just had the nets tank for them.
C. Kanter/Noah/Kornet(?)
PF. KP/
SF. Thomas/Knox/Troy Williams
SG. THJr/Dotson
PG. Frank/Burke/Mudiay
The guy I want is Trevon Duval. Super high risk high reward, which is fine with a 2nd rounder. I think he has a chance to be a much better pro than college player.
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At first, yes. But we're one offseason away from having 0 centers on the roster.
He withdrew from college before the season started.
Motor and attitude questions. And like Jon said, no one saw him play last year since he withdrew from Western Kentucky.
I believe so, yes
It's the same crybaby kid/dad from the KP draft that they keep trotting out there.
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Mikal Bridges just did an entire press conference talking about staying in Philly. He was traded as it ended. He had no idea.
I don't want to make too much of this, but I get the feeling this is symptomatic of not being a well-run team, and that other symptoms will follow despite their talent.
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The Knicks resisted the temptation to snag Porter Jr. at No. 9 and took Kevin Knox a versatile wing out of Kentucky whos still developing. Initially seen as a late-lottery talent, the Knicks stuck to their guns with Knox rather than take someone like Mikal Bridges, a system player without as much upside.
Knox can run the floor, lead transition breaks, take the ball off the bounce and hit from outside. Theres always pressure to find an immediate contributor, but Knoxs trajectory fits with the Knicks timeline. He should also complement Kristaps Porzingis well as the two can both draw defenders out to the perimeter.
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but as a guy who was a kid during the real glory years, it's sad that the NBA basically requires a team to tank for multiple - long - seasons in order to rebuild.
Of course the Knicks took it to an extreme and tanked (unintentionally) for 20 f*cking years and still haven't rebuilt, but it sucks that building a competitive team in the NBA takes SO long.
Basically every contender at some point intentionally or unintentionally tanked. Except the Celtics who just had the nets tank for them.
Not disputing that. It just sucks that it takes SO long to rebuild in the NBA even for most well run orgs.
Contrast it with the NFL, last year the Giants unintentionally tanked, but no one should be surprised if they're a contender this year.
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good call, he went two picks later
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Contrast it with the NFL, last year the Giants unintentionally tanked, but no one should be surprised if they're a contender this year.
The NFL's structure is completely different than the NBA's. The NFL's structure is more similar to the NCAA tournament. The NFL is a 16 game regular season with single elimination playoff games. 16 vs 82 games. A team like the Eagles can lose their star QB and a hot streak can allow them to blaze through and win the SB. The Giants weren't ever the best team in the NFL in the years they won the 2 SB's. You can't compare that to the NBA where the best team will win 90% of the time in 7 game series. Therefore teams have to build accordingly.