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tend to like his mock drafts the best. I feel like they are generally most in line with the consensus out of the major mock draft outlets.

As things start to fall into place, the names in the Knicks range that make the most sense are Ingram, Kolek, Holmes and McCullar if the Knicks keep 1 or both first round picks. Kolek could be a true backup PG if they don’t believe in Jokubaitis coming over. Ingram is a 3&D combo forward who fits around a Brunson team. McCullar too. He’s a classic Jack of all trades wing. And Holmes is a big man with 2-way potential and some shooting potential.

In the second round range, Knicks may take more of a project or a CAA player who funnels his way to the Knicks for a long term minimum contract or a 2-way contract. CAA players in this range are Ryan Dunn on the higher side and Jamir Watkins or Antonio Reeves. Trading that pick is probably least likely simply because it doesn’t have a ton of value and there’s players who the Knicks can develop deep on the bench.

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tend to like his mock drafts the best. I feel like they are generally most in line with the consensus out of the major mock draft outlets.

As things start to fall into place, the names in the Knicks range that make the most sense are Ingram, Kolek, Holmes and McCullar if the Knicks keep 1 or both first round picks. Kolek could be a true backup PG if they don’t believe in Jokubaitis coming over. Ingram is a 3&D combo forward who fits around a Brunson team. McCullar too. He’s a classic Jack of all trades wing. And Holmes is a big man with 2-way potential and some shooting potential.

In the second round range, Knicks may take more of a project or a CAA player who funnels his way to the Knicks for a long term minimum contract or a 2-way contract. CAA players in this range are Ryan Dunn on the higher side and Jamir Watkins or Antonio Reeves. Trading that pick is probably least likely simply because it doesn’t have a ton of value and there’s players who the Knicks can develop deep on the bench.

I like McCullar as a "play now" rotation wing. Has aspects of Grimes and Hart with a bit more length. I think he fits very easily and we could use the depth when OG gets hurts. Bobi Klintman is "play" later pick. He looks like a stretch 4 with wingspan. He's the kind of player we lack. Maybe gonna take a year or two to develop, but I'm hoping for a Jaden McDaniels type.

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tend to like his mock drafts the best. I feel like they are generally most in line with the consensus out of the major mock draft outlets.

As things start to fall into place, the names in the Knicks range that make the most sense are Ingram, Kolek, Holmes and McCullar if the Knicks keep 1 or both first round picks. Kolek could be a true backup PG if they don’t believe in Jokubaitis coming over. Ingram is a 3&D combo forward who fits around a Brunson team. McCullar too. He’s a classic Jack of all trades wing. And Holmes is a big man with 2-way potential and some shooting potential.

In the second round range, Knicks may take more of a project or a CAA player who funnels his way to the Knicks for a long term minimum contract or a 2-way contract. CAA players in this range are Ryan Dunn on the higher side and Jamir Watkins or Antonio Reeves. Trading that pick is probably least likely simply because it doesn’t have a ton of value and there’s players who the Knicks can develop deep on the bench.

I like McCullar as a "play now" rotation wing. Has aspects of Grimes and Hart with a bit more length. I think he fits very easily and we could use the depth when OG gets hurts. Bobi Klintman is "play" later pick. He looks like a stretch 4 with wingspan. He's the kind of player we lack. Maybe gonna take a year or two to develop, but I'm hoping for a Jaden McDaniels type.

McCullar is a good option. I think the concern with him is medical. Klintman seems like a good option too as a bigger forward. Another guy I didn’t mention but really like is Alex Karaban. He was part of that UConn repeat team. He’s a bigger wing and can shoot. Seems to be fair enough defensively too. Seems like an off-ball player who would make sense. He’s maybe a bit of a tweener but we could use the forward depth for sure.

martin wrote:Man I still love the idea of Ryan Dunn for the Knicks at #25.

Total raw project. Elite athleticism. Elite motor. Defensive guy.

Can't shoot.

Zero clue on his basketball iq.

I’m intrigued by him too. I wonder if 25 is too early though and he’s more of a 38 guy. But he’s a good gamble for sure.

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martin wrote:Man I still love the idea of Ryan Dunn for the Knicks at #25.

Total raw project. Elite athleticism. Elite motor. Defensive guy.

Can't shoot.

Zero clue on his basketball iq.

I’m intrigued by him too. I wonder if 25 is too early though and he’s more of a 38 guy. But he’s a good gamble for sure.

He has really good timing to go with great biometrics. To have that kind of timing, he has to have strong basketball iq. He also seems to have the quick twitch bounce. Meaning he can start his jump after the shooter and still get up over them. Mitch used to have that before they bulked him up to 245.

I kind of like Yves Missi and not sure if we need two more projects. I also like Tidjuane Salum.

Before the combine, this would make me very happy.

24 Missi
25 Salaun
38 Dunn

martin wrote:Love this guy for the Knicks

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LivingLegend wrote:The Wasserman mock has Devin Carter going 18.

Son of former Knick Anthony Carter is a combo PG/SG ~6'3" that avg. nearly 8 rebounds a game and is tenacious defender.

Small trade up from 24/25 and bring in Josh/Deuce 2.0 and add to the culture.

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