BRIGGS wrote:="blkexec"]

newyorker4ever wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

newyorker4ever wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:Porzingis will hit 60% of his shots around the hoop and we have people who want him to taTh 30 footers . Not necessary 12 feet and in

Might not be necessary in the summer league but it will be a different story with the big boys.

The guy is 7-3 he should play 12 feet and in. You ever see Kareem taking 3 s?

His game is way different then Kareem's game. The kid has a sweet shot and will be shooting 3's.

Zingis is not a big......hes a 7'3 wing player with an outside jumper and a soft touch around the rim.....

Porzingis is a 7-3 skill 5-4 who will fill out nicely. He's not quick enough to be a wing nor would u want him to be. I'm not arguing about it because it's an inane thought process. Yes let's make our 7-3 small by playing him 26 feet from the basket come on now
Yeah cause bringing the other teams 4/5 away from the basket is just dumb right?? Come on now Briggs, nobody is saying to play him on the perimeter the whole game but the kid has a outside shot and there's definitely plenty of positives with him playing away from the basket sometimes. He's not M.Gasol or D.Jordan or D.Howard and never will be. He's a PF right now and probably will be for a while except when the other team is playing a small lineup and he needs to be using his outside shot along with using his post game. You don't find players like him very often at all.

NYY1NYK2 wrote:Porzingis continues to get overlooked on offense

Yeah i'm with you on this. I don't know how many times the ball could of been thrown into the paint to him and our guards just looked right past it. You need to get him the ball inside. I loved what I saw from J.Grant last night but he was missing a pass to KP inside all night long.

Clean wrote:I like this Kirk guy better than Cole. We might have traded up with Cole leaving us.

Cole proved his worth in the NBA and Kirk has only showed in the summer league so i wouldn't be putting him ahead of Cole with that.

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martin wrote:

Sangfroid wrote:

martin wrote:

blkexec wrote:

anrst wrote:Galloway makes second team all rookie and now he thinks he's russel westbrook

+1

Gallo just does not see the floor well, kind of disappointed in his play. No progress seen since last season.

Very true. I see him being overtaken by Grant as the season progresses.

For me Grant passed Gallo 2 games ago

+1

If everyone healthy look for a Calderon-Grant starting backcourt to start the season I would think. Gallo is not a reg starter on a good team. Grant brings lots of tools among them legit court vision.

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smackeddog wrote:

WaltLongmire wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:N'Dour deserves a camp invite.

It's been said a few times- the reason Ndour agreed to play on our summer league team was because we were okay with his plans to play in europe this season.

I wonder if he meant he doesn’t want to go the Galloway route but would be okay if he was the 15th man who plays mostly DL but gets the occasional call up?

IF the knicks do not sign him now anyone can grab him later. If they like him they might need to lock him down before he gets away.

You would have to have a verbal, or gentleman's, agreement and hope that Ndour has more honor than D. Jordan, or Steve Kerr.

And Steve Kerr, who did pretty much the same thing but got praised as being smart for doing it.

Fixed it for you.

newyorker4ever wrote:

wh4t wrote:I'm not gonna drink the kool aid on Krispy just yet. I have a funny feeling he might not live up hype some are giving him. I'm gonna keep a keen eye and try not to be passive on his flaws because I'm starting to notice them little by little

Hmmmmmmmmmm eye roll.