Bonn1997 wrote:

ActionJackson wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Sweetney can be our Elton Brand
Lampe can be our Dirk
Gallo can be our Dirk

Bonn can be our IslesFan...oh wait we got rid of him

I'm flattered but I don't (nor does anyone else here) have the impressive track record of accurate predictions that Isles does.

If by accurate you mean always claiming the sky is falling & then the one time a bird ****s on his head, hopping up & down and hollering "I told you so, I told you so"

fishmike wrote:

ActionJackson wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Sweetney can be our Elton Brand
Lampe can be our Dirk
Gallo can be our Dirk

Bonn can be our IslesFan...oh wait we got rid of him

look... he was pick 17 for a reason
Best Case: 6-5 Version Of Kyle Lowry
Worst Case: Keyon Dooling

Im thrilled if he can defend the perimeter well this year and be a rotation player. Lets be realistic. He's a defensive guy on a team with (now) one of the league's best frontcourts. He's in a great position to succeed. So is ball hawking Toney D.

Its pick 17. Let be happy with a rotation player. Just being realistic

He had best show at combine out every single PG drafted!

I think switching systems and positions hurt his stock!

Rondo was a later pick and Fields was second round pick!

Iman will shock people this year!

fishmike wrote:Its pick 17. Let be happy with a rotation player. Just being realistic

You mean a 17th Pick like Jrue Holiday in 2009 or Danny Granger in 05. Oh wait maybe you meant an old school #17 like Shawn Kemp in 89. I'm sure there were more than a few busts as well but a player is a player & it really doesn't matter if some scouts didn't do their homework & missed the boat.

At 6-6 he will have excellent view of the court and should be able to make good decisions of who to give the ball to. I think he'll see the play and make the pass. A lot of his success will be up to MDA and Woodson to get in his head and guide him. It would've been great to have had SL so that they could get him started.

nixluva wrote:I think Iman is a guy that if he played for a big time college team like Duke, UNC etc. he'd have been rated higher. We caught a break getting this kid, cuz a lot of analysts overlooked this kid. His few flaws are VERY fixable and his strengths are things you wish for in a guard. Size, length, speed, hops, handle, rebounding, hustle and he has a FIRE in his belly. This is the kind of player you want. Walsh wasn't looking at him as a project. He felt he could help much like Fields. We'll see, but from my point of view, I don't see why he can't bring the ball up and get the offense started which is about all many PG's do in this league anyway.

At 6-6 he will have excellent view of the court and should be able to make good decisions of who to give the ball to. I think he'll see the play and make the pass. A lot of his success will be up to MDA and Woodson to get in his head and guide him. It would've been great to have had SL so that they could get him started.

I agree nix..... This kid has everything u want

Even his knocks like his jumper ain't as bad as advertised

No one denies his athletic ability for sure!

ActionJackson wrote:

fishmike wrote:Its pick 17. Let be happy with a rotation player. Just being realistic

You mean a 17th Pick like Jrue Holiday in 2009 or Danny Granger in 05. Oh wait maybe you meant an old school #17 like Shawn Kemp in 89. I'm sure there were more than a few busts as well but a player is a player & it really doesn't matter if some scouts didn't do their homework & missed the boat.

17 is a traditional sweet spot in the draft.

i'm not demanding Iman be good or anything, but I think he'll be an explosive exciting rotation player to start and could maybe turn into more.

it'd be great if he could hold his own and play 25-30 minutes a night right away. would solve a lot of our guard issues.

Nalod wrote:Iman can be our next Kirk Snyder.

We traded that pick.

Iman not at practice? Does he even have to or can coaches just watch his youtubes?

I do hope we did not trade him.

he won't be at training camp until he is signed. he won't be signed until Chandler is signed. Chandler won't be signed until Turiaf is traded and Billups is waived.

eViL wrote:

Nalod wrote:Iman can be our next Kirk Snyder.

We traded that pick.

Iman not at practice? Does he even have to or can coaches just watch his youtubes?

I do hope we did not trade him.

he won't be at training camp until he is signed. he won't be signed until Chandler is signed. Chandler won't be signed until Turiaf is traded and Billups is waived.

And MDA won't be fired until........

eViL wrote:

Nalod wrote:

eViL wrote:

Nalod wrote:Iman can be our next Kirk Snyder.

We traded that pick.

Iman not at practice? Does he even have to or can coaches just watch his youtubes?

I do hope we did not trade him.

he won't be at training camp until he is signed. he won't be signed until Chandler is signed. Chandler won't be signed until Turiaf is traded and Billups is waived.

And MDA won't be fired until........

...............Phil Jackson is ready to take his place.

Great to be a knick fan! one can almost root for failure as the hope of a greater tomorrow is better than any reality that ever happens!

Interm GM and Interm Woodson = Isiah!

ActionJackson wrote:

Nalod wrote:Great to be a knick fan!

What the hell would you know about being a Knick Fan???

sound the siren, here comes the fan police. lol.

ActionJackson wrote:

eViL wrote:

ActionJackson wrote:

Nalod wrote:Great to be a knick fan!

What the hell would you know about being a Knick Fan???

sound the siren, here comes the fan police. lol.

yo it is so good to have Knicks Basketball to argue about again

YES IT IS!!!