Knixkik wrote:

shinmen wrote:

blkexec wrote:

LivingLegend wrote:

martin wrote:I'd def draft at #38 for Dunn

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https://www.twitter.com/DraftExpress/status/1792617032082419838

That wingspan on Dunn an accurate number Martin?

Similar to wemby wingspan? Yeah I’m questioning that as well.

https://www.si.com/college/virginia/ryan-dunn-reece-beekman-nba-draft-combine-measurements-results
it's 7'1 and a half. There's a space missing

Something to note about Dunn. His measurements are very close to Achiuwa. He’s about a 1/2 inch shorter but with 3/4 inch longer wingspan. Achiuwa is a tweener but has found some success here playing both backup center and backup 4 defending on the perimeter. With OGs defensive versatility, I can see the Knicks drafting Dunn as a similar mold as Achiuwa. Dunn is a good rebounder and elite shot blocker. Knicks can easily have OG guard centers in stretches and use Dunn as a weak side shot blocker and defender on the perimeter against wings and stretch 4s. And if he ever develops a shot, look out. But early in his career the Knicks are the exact team that can make him a useful utility player.

Could be a good understudy for Precious going forward. 2nd rounder project. Precious might not stay either if a team wants to "unlock his offensive potential" and pay him. Thibs seems not interested in doing so.

Knixkik wrote:

Nalod wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

shinmen wrote:

blkexec wrote:

LivingLegend wrote:

martin wrote:I'd def draft at #38 for Dunn

Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL:

https://www.twitter.com/DraftExpress/status/1792617032082419838

That wingspan on Dunn an accurate number Martin?

Similar to wemby wingspan? Yeah I’m questioning that as well.

https://www.si.com/college/virginia/ryan-dunn-reece-beekman-nba-draft-combine-measurements-results
it's 7'1 and a half. There's a space missing

Something to note about Dunn. His measurements are very close to Achiuwa. He’s about a 1/2 inch shorter but with 3/4 inch longer wingspan. Achiuwa is a tweener but has found some success here playing both backup center and backup 4 defending on the perimeter. With OGs defensive versatility, I can see the Knicks drafting Dunn as a similar mold as Achiuwa. Dunn is a good rebounder and elite shot blocker. Knicks can easily have OG guard centers in stretches and use Dunn as a weak side shot blocker and defender on the perimeter against wings and stretch 4s. And if he ever develops a shot, look out. But early in his career the Knicks are the exact team that can make him a useful utility player.

Could be a good understudy for Precious going forward. 2nd rounder project. Precious might not stay either if a team wants to "unlock his offensive potential" and pay him. Thibs seems not interested in doing so.

Precious is on his third team. What do you think teams see to unlock at this point? I think the way thibs used Achiuwa maximized his talent.

Maybe Precious wants a bigger role?
Seems he was shooting more in Toronto and more involved in the offense. Thibs has him limited.
Precious might want a bigger role for a bigger paycheck? thats what I meant by "Unlock".
Im not a huge Precious fan as are some. Not hating on him, but not as special. I have no issues with him staying and his defensive role he did very well in.
So if another team wants to pay him, we can match it. Or not.

Knixkik wrote:

shinmen wrote:

blkexec wrote:

LivingLegend wrote:

martin wrote:I'd def draft at #38 for Dunn

Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL:

https://www.twitter.com/DraftExpress/status/1792617032082419838

That wingspan on Dunn an accurate number Martin?

Similar to wemby wingspan? Yeah I’m questioning that as well.

https://www.si.com/college/virginia/ryan-dunn-reece-beekman-nba-draft-combine-measurements-results
it's 7'1 and a half. There's a space missing

Something to note about Dunn. His measurements are very close to Achiuwa. He’s about a 1/2 inch shorter but with 3/4 inch longer wingspan. Achiuwa is a tweener but has found some success here playing both backup center and backup 4 defending on the perimeter. With OGs defensive versatility, I can see the Knicks drafting Dunn as a similar mold as Achiuwa. Dunn is a good rebounder and elite shot blocker. Knicks can easily have OG guard centers in stretches and use Dunn as a weak side shot blocker and defender on the perimeter against wings and stretch 4s. And if he ever develops a shot, look out. But early in his career the Knicks are the exact team that can make him a useful utility player.

Do you know anything about his twitchiness? Precious is reasonably quick off the floor and i think that has helped him a lot when playing 5. Personally he gets a thumb on the skill because of NY connection and i know he likes that (as did Obi)

newyorknewyork wrote:

SR. NBA ready build. Excellent 2-way analytics. 23pts, 8.6ft attempts per game @80%! 6.7 3pt attempts @36%.

Yeah, but I haven't heard any updates on the off the court stuff.

foosballnick wrote:

newyorknewyork wrote:

SR. NBA ready build. Excellent 2-way analytics. 23pts, 8.6ft attempts per game @80%! 6.7 3pt attempts @36%.

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/40121045/ex-illinois-star-terrence-shannon-jr-stand-trial-felony-rape

Will stand trial for First Degree Felony Rape as well as Felony Sexual battery on June 10.

Sheesh

Knixkik wrote:

shinmen wrote:

blkexec wrote:

LivingLegend wrote:

martin wrote:I'd def draft at #38 for Dunn

Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL:

https://www.twitter.com/DraftExpress/status/1792617032082419838

That wingspan on Dunn an accurate number Martin?

Similar to wemby wingspan? Yeah I’m questioning that as well.

https://www.si.com/college/virginia/ryan-dunn-reece-beekman-nba-draft-combine-measurements-results
it's 7'1 and a half. There's a space missing

Something to note about Dunn. His measurements are very close to Achiuwa. He’s about a 1/2 inch shorter but with 3/4 inch longer wingspan. Achiuwa is a tweener but has found some success here playing both backup center and backup 4 defending on the perimeter. With OGs defensive versatility, I can see the Knicks drafting Dunn as a similar mold as Achiuwa. Dunn is a good rebounder and elite shot blocker. Knicks can easily have OG guard centers in stretches and use Dunn as a weak side shot blocker and defender on the perimeter against wings and stretch 4s. And if he ever develops a shot, look out. But early in his career the Knicks are the exact team that can make him a useful utility player.

Is the crux of this Grant and Dunn comparison just the similar physical dimensions ??? Not stats, come on. You can get players with the same physical dimensions to compare to grant every season from players in the draft undrafted playing in China or Turkey. Just cause a player has similar dimensions that means they the same talent wise ? Noooo. Knicks have players in GLeague or summer league who you can do the same comparison with.

Alpha1971 wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

shinmen wrote:

blkexec wrote:

LivingLegend wrote:

martin wrote:I'd def draft at #38 for Dunn

Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL:

https://www.twitter.com/DraftExpress/status/1792617032082419838

That wingspan on Dunn an accurate number Martin?

Similar to wemby wingspan? Yeah I’m questioning that as well.

https://www.si.com/college/virginia/ryan-dunn-reece-beekman-nba-draft-combine-measurements-results
it's 7'1 and a half. There's a space missing

Something to note about Dunn. His measurements are very close to Achiuwa. He’s about a 1/2 inch shorter but with 3/4 inch longer wingspan. Achiuwa is a tweener but has found some success here playing both backup center and backup 4 defending on the perimeter. With OGs defensive versatility, I can see the Knicks drafting Dunn as a similar mold as Achiuwa. Dunn is a good rebounder and elite shot blocker. Knicks can easily have OG guard centers in stretches and use Dunn as a weak side shot blocker and defender on the perimeter against wings and stretch 4s. And if he ever develops a shot, look out. But early in his career the Knicks are the exact team that can make him a useful utility player.

Is the crux of this Grant and Dunn comparison just the similar physical dimensions ??? Not stats, come on. You can get players with the same physical dimensions to compare to grant every season from players in the draft undrafted playing in China or Turkey. Just cause a player has similar dimensions that means they the same talent wise ? Noooo. Knicks have players in GLeague or summer league who you can do the same comparison with.

Very true. Also lots of guys with big wingspans and crazy verticals. Edy on offense will not have a hard time with the hook, but getting it off. Big strong fast dudes like OG with Big wings swipe at the ball with surgical precision. If drawn on a.switch on the elbow he currently does not have the lateral movement to defend enough. Not saying he can't keep a guard in front of him, few can do that, but the ability to cover ground.

But then there is Steven Adams/valachunas that are not stars but very effective. Edy has a mid jumper, and some decent tools. I tend to agree that he won't translate that dominance to the NBA but perhaps we are missing something to his potential? He looks just like Zubic BTW. Ante has carved out a place in the NBA.
Perhaps EDY needs 2 years and can be very effective player.
If we keep all our picks this year I would understand taking him. At this point I trust our coaches and FO over PhilC well written scouting report.

Philc1 wrote:Edey is not going to be good in the nba. I hate that every mock has us drafting him.

Don't think he works as a backup big at like 18-20mins per night?

KnickDanger wrote:

newyorknewyork wrote:

Philc1 wrote:Edey is not going to be good in the nba. I hate that every mock has us drafting him.

Don't think he works as a backup big at like 18-20mins per night?

You letting IHart and Precious go or thinking of trading Mitch?

I would let Sims go. We need depth at the C position. Time to move on there