holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Really? His #s haven't looked that impressive. I don't think any of the first round picks have looked great, though Towns, Stein, and Kaminsky have shown some promise.

Yeah, he is that good..You have to see the game..He is the best player on the court..He can't shoot but it doesn't stop him from excelling at everything else..His problem is that he gets upset and frustrated at mates because they can't keep up and don't expect his passes..The commentators, particularly David Aldridge was giggling all night that he fell to the 7th spot..

The thing is, you won't be able to get a good feel for him in a workout..You have to see him play..Stein, Kaminsky etc are not in his league..He is a franchise player..It's understood that he will be starting day one in Denver and right now it's probably his team..

He looks like Pearl Washington playing at Syracuse is the best way to describe it..Only thing is he is big, quick and athletic..

If I was GM of the Knicks......that would've been my pick. It was the safest low bust pick with John Wall potential prior to the draft. I think he will be a great player from the start. And KP will eventually catchup to him, but that will come further down the line. Out the gate, Mudiay will shine.....

But if you told me we could have KP and Grant vs Mudiay alone, then I like our picks over Mudiay.

blkexec wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Really? His #s haven't looked that impressive. I don't think any of the first round picks have looked great, though Towns, Stein, and Kaminsky have shown some promise.

Yeah, he is that good..You have to see the game..He is the best player on the court..He can't shoot but it doesn't stop him from excelling at everything else..His problem is that he gets upset and frustrated at mates because they can't keep up and don't expect his passes..The commentators, particularly David Aldridge was giggling all night that he fell to the 7th spot..

The thing is, you won't be able to get a good feel for him in a workout..You have to see him play..Stein, Kaminsky etc are not in his league..He is a franchise player..It's understood that he will be starting day one in Denver and right now it's probably his team..

He looks like Pearl Washington playing at Syracuse is the best way to describe it..Only thing is he is big, quick and athletic..

If I was GM of the Knicks......that would've been my pick. It was the safest low bust pick with John Wall potential prior to the draft. I think he will be a great player from the start. And KP will eventually catchup to him, but that will come further down the line. Out the gate, Mudiay will shine.....

But if you told me we could have KP and Grant vs Mudiay alone, then I like our picks over Mudiay.

The GM in Denver wouldn't trade Mudiay for KP and Grant after seeing what they have..

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

blkexec wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Really? His #s haven't looked that impressive. I don't think any of the first round picks have looked great, though Towns, Stein, and Kaminsky have shown some promise.

Yeah, he is that good..You have to see the game..He is the best player on the court..He can't shoot but it doesn't stop him from excelling at everything else..His problem is that he gets upset and frustrated at mates because they can't keep up and don't expect his passes..The commentators, particularly David Aldridge was giggling all night that he fell to the 7th spot..

The thing is, you won't be able to get a good feel for him in a workout..You have to see him play..Stein, Kaminsky etc are not in his league..He is a franchise player..It's understood that he will be starting day one in Denver and right now it's probably his team..

He looks like Pearl Washington playing at Syracuse is the best way to describe it..Only thing is he is big, quick and athletic..

If I was GM of the Knicks......that would've been my pick. It was the safest low bust pick with John Wall potential prior to the draft. I think he will be a great player from the start. And KP will eventually catchup to him, but that will come further down the line. Out the gate, Mudiay will shine.....

But if you told me we could have KP and Grant vs Mudiay alone, then I like our picks over Mudiay.

The GM in Denver wouldn't trade Mudiay for KP and Grant after seeing what they have..

but I highly doubt Indiana would trade Turner for Mudiay either. Knowing what we know now (and it is still very early), I think you'd have to trade down for Turner.

Mudiay is a franchise player..He may be the best player in the draft..Do you think Turner is a franchise player?

Mudiay as you can see has superior skills..Mudiay is more skilled at his position than Turner..I would not be insane enough to trade Mudiay for Turner..

holfresh wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:Mudiay is to MCW for me. Yes Mudiay is the better athlete but PGs like that are great for a while then for some reason people start to expect them to actually shoot.

Did you see him play?.

yes, I like his vision so far even though some of those passes he want get away with against real length and speed but he'll adjust I guess.

ChuckBuck wrote:KP + Grant > Mudiay

He is how u know that's BS...Denver will be Mudiay's team day one..KP and Grant won't start..

holfresh wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:KP + Grant > Mudiay

He is how u know that's BS...Denver will be Mudiay's team day one..KP and Grant won't start..

it wouldn't surprise me if both Grant and KP started for the Knicks this season. Calderon is better coming off the bench as a 6th man and KP's our best option at the 4.