Look at the first opinion of the video --that was me:)

#26(Go get it Phil) PG Danilo Fuzaro 6-5 190

#47 From Philly(for cash) Pat Connaughton 6-5 220 G

Easy as that--and then go back to bed. Give my 10% of the 12mm to charity.

CrushAlot wrote:I didn't realize Porzingus was 7'2.

Hes lengthy thats for sure. Im pretty much down to taking one of Winslow Kaminsky and Porzingis. I have weighed out the PGs no matter what anyone else thinks--just my opinion. I love Kaminsky but I will defer to opinion that Kristaps has more upside but Id like to see the medical opinion on Kristaps and also like to see Kaminsky and Kristaps in the same workout. Im still very high on Frank Kaminsky--I just feel somehow either him or Winslow will be really good. So ine one months time I will make a final decison on pick 4 but it will be one of Porzingis Winslow and kaminsky and no one else.

The 2nbd two on the list--Im sure fire on. I really like this PG IF we can get another 1st rounder and Connaghuton if we can get a 2nd rounder--with Josh Richardsons as a secondary choice. But I like this set up--big man tall PG 3 and D athlete

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:I think the Knicks were looking for a unique big small/power forward to play next to Melo. I think Grunwald was hoping Leslie and Bargs would be those guys. Porzingis might fill that role.

Draft Miles Turner. Rim protection, rebounding, and 3pt shooting.

CrushAlot wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:I think the Knicks were looking for a unique big small/power forward to play next to Melo. I think Grunwald was hoping Leslie and Bargs would be those guys. Porzingis might fill that role.

Draft Miles Turner. Rim protection, rebounding, and 3pt shooting.

Turner would be great. Four seems a bit high for Turner.

Way too high based on projections but if you want a big that can do all the things Phil has mentioned offensively and defensively he fits the bill more than anyone outside of Towns.

The problem with him is his awkwardness. He looks stiff in the lower body and he runs with a weird gate. Draftexpress has a great write up on him and I think it was diagnose that he has weak gluts but it's easily correctable.

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Human-Movement-Science-and-the-NBA-Draft-and-Myles-Turner--4961

I have seen people complain about the way he was used at Texas as being a reason why he underperform. A lot of people like to look at H.S. rankings and I believe he was ranked ahead of Towns. So, if you are into that, that's something you can hang on to.

I personally, want the knicks to try to trade back and go after him. I really feel Charlotte would give up major compensation for pick 4. They could use Stein, Winslow, or Mudiay and their F.O. is not known for being the smartest bunch. Anyone who gives Kemba 12m have issues.

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:I think the Knicks were looking for a unique big small/power forward to play next to Melo. I think Grunwald was hoping Leslie and Bargs would be those guys. Porzingis might fill that role.

Draft Miles Turner. Rim protection, rebounding, and 3pt shooting.

Turner would be great. Four seems a bit high for Turner.

Way too high based on projections but if you want a big that can do all the things Phil has mentioned offensively and defensively he fits the bill more than anyone outside of Towns.

The problem with him is his awkwardness. He looks stiff in the lower body and he runs with a weird gate. Draftexpress has a great write up on him and I think it was diagnose that he has weak gluts but it's easily correctable.

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Human-Movement-Science-and-the-NBA-Draft-and-Myles-Turner--4961

I have seen people complain about the way he was used at Texas as being a reason why he underperform. A lot of people like to look at H.S. rankings and I believe he was ranked ahead of Towns. So, if you are into that, that's something you can hang on to.

I personally, want the knicks to try to trade back and go after him. I really feel Charlotte would give up major compensation for pick 4. They could use Stein, Winslow, or Mudiay and their F.O. is not known for being the smartest bunch. Anyone who gives Kemba 12m have issues.

If I got 2 number 1s with very light restriction and Kaminsky from Charlotte--I would bite.

BRIGGS wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:I think the Knicks were looking for a unique big small/power forward to play next to Melo. I think Grunwald was hoping Leslie and Bargs would be those guys. Porzingis might fill that role.

Draft Miles Turner. Rim protection, rebounding, and 3pt shooting.

Turner would be great. Four seems a bit high for Turner.

Way too high based on projections but if you want a big that can do all the things Phil has mentioned offensively and defensively he fits the bill more than anyone outside of Towns.

The problem with him is his awkwardness. He looks stiff in the lower body and he runs with a weird gate. Draftexpress has a great write up on him and I think it was diagnose that he has weak gluts but it's easily correctable.

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Human-Movement-Science-and-the-NBA-Draft-and-Myles-Turner--4961

I have seen people complain about the way he was used at Texas as being a reason why he underperform. A lot of people like to look at H.S. rankings and I believe he was ranked ahead of Towns. So, if you are into that, that's something you can hang on to.

I personally, want the knicks to try to trade back and go after him. I really feel Charlotte would give up major compensation for pick 4. They could use Stein, Winslow, or Mudiay and their F.O. is not known for being the smartest bunch. Anyone who gives Kemba 12m have issues.

If I got 2 number 1s with very light restriction and Kaminsky from Charlotte--I would bite.

Forget Kaminsky, I'll do it for pick swap, 39th pick, and Noah Vonleh or a future 1st.

BRIGGS wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:I think the Knicks were looking for a unique big small/power forward to play next to Melo. I think Grunwald was hoping Leslie and Bargs would be those guys. Porzingis might fill that role.

Draft Miles Turner. Rim protection, rebounding, and 3pt shooting.

Turner would be great. Four seems a bit high for Turner.

Way too high based on projections but if you want a big that can do all the things Phil has mentioned offensively and defensively he fits the bill more than anyone outside of Towns.

The problem with him is his awkwardness. He looks stiff in the lower body and he runs with a weird gate. Draftexpress has a great write up on him and I think it was diagnose that he has weak gluts but it's easily correctable.

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Human-Movement-Science-and-the-NBA-Draft-and-Myles-Turner--4961

I have seen people complain about the way he was used at Texas as being a reason why he underperform. A lot of people like to look at H.S. rankings and I believe he was ranked ahead of Towns. So, if you are into that, that's something you can hang on to.

I personally, want the knicks to try to trade back and go after him. I really feel Charlotte would give up major compensation for pick 4. They could use Stein, Winslow, or Mudiay and their F.O. is not known for being the smartest bunch. Anyone who gives Kemba 12m have issues.

If I got 2 number 1s with very light restriction and Kaminsky from Charlotte--I would bite.

Forget Kaminsky, I'll do it for pick swap, 39th pick, and Noah Vonleh or a future 1st.

Nah I want to walk out of the draft with either Kaminsky Porzingis or Winslow up top. The trade down is VERY attractive if two number 1's come with it.

To each there own but Kaminsky, Porzingis, and Winslow are all about the same as Winslow to me. Turner and Winslow are the only one of those two that give you a defensive presence and Turner is a big body which phil wants so he wins the "tie"

BRIGGS wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:I think the Knicks were looking for a unique big small/power forward to play next to Melo. I think Grunwald was hoping Leslie and Bargs would be those guys. Porzingis might fill that role.

Draft Miles Turner. Rim protection, rebounding, and 3pt shooting.

Turner would be great. Four seems a bit high for Turner.

Way too high based on projections but if you want a big that can do all the things Phil has mentioned offensively and defensively he fits the bill more than anyone outside of Towns.

The problem with him is his awkwardness. He looks stiff in the lower body and he runs with a weird gate. Draftexpress has a great write up on him and I think it was diagnose that he has weak gluts but it's easily correctable.

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/Human-Movement-Science-and-the-NBA-Draft-and-Myles-Turner--4961

I have seen people complain about the way he was used at Texas as being a reason why he underperform. A lot of people like to look at H.S. rankings and I believe he was ranked ahead of Towns. So, if you are into that, that's something you can hang on to.

I personally, want the knicks to try to trade back and go after him. I really feel Charlotte would give up major compensation for pick 4. They could use Stein, Winslow, or Mudiay and their F.O. is not known for being the smartest bunch. Anyone who gives Kemba 12m have issues.

If I got 2 number 1s with very light restriction and Kaminsky from Charlotte--I would bite.

Forget Kaminsky, I'll do it for pick swap, 39th pick, and Noah Vonleh or a future 1st.

Nah I want to walk out of the draft with either Kaminsky Porzingis or Winslow up top. The trade down is VERY attractive if two number 1's come with it.

To each there own but Kaminsky, Porzingis, and Winslow are all about the same as Winslow to me. Turner and Winslow are the only one of those two that give you a defensive presence and Turner is a big body which phil wants so he wins the "tie"

Myles Turner is much more of a project at this point than the other 3.

Nope, I disagree.