mreinman wrote:

fitzfarm wrote:I just watched KAT highlights and KP is a better prospect.. More fluid and fast on his feet KP is clearly taller.. KP's jump shot is a lot smoother.. Towns is more of a Bangor and he's getting a lot of love from the refs. Towns is bigger not more athletic actually it's not even close.. Towns is very talented I just don't see a high ceiling what you see now is what your going to see for awhile...he's really good.. But with added bulk of KP, KP is a match up nightmare.. Once KP gains the weight he will be a supior player to towns.

you know that if Towns was ours you would be telling us how we have the next Hakeem/Duncan

I don't see ether Duncan or the dream at all in towns game.. They were both more gifted. towns has a long way to go on the finesse side to even come close to the dream or Duncan.. He reminds me of a bigger more talented Marcus Camby with a nicer touch...but honestly my fault for comparing KP to towns it's like comparing apples to oranges..but I still think KP will be better in the long run.

fitzfarm wrote:With that said I would not be upset at all if we had towns

I'd be very happy with him or Kristaps...good players, good kids, great futures.

fitzfarm wrote: might win a few scoring title's...

This is why we can't have nice things.

He's played 12 games for pete's sake.

fitzfarm wrote:

bigbasketballs wrote:

fitzfarm wrote: might win a few scoring title's...

This is why we can't have nice things.

He's played 12 games for pete's sake.

Yea that's the scary part he's improving at such a rapid pace. In two years your telling me KP will not be amazing.. The only thing that could hold this kid from super stardom in a few years would be injuries. Unlike towns, KP is in a class all his own like Anthony Davis. 7'3 sharpshooting,defensive monsters happen once in a lifetime. Players like Towns come every few years

I'm saying I can wait for two years to start calling him a potential scoring champ AND DPOY. I have no inclination to declare that as a probability after his 12th game.

And how about we wait until he sharpshoots for a week or two before labeling him a sharpshooter.

Towns will not be able to guard KP.

KP would be able to guard Towns.

I'm assuming in their prime, KP will be stronger, with an even better jumper and driver. Towns will be stronger in the post, but never as agile as KP. Towns projects to be a solid franchise center for years. Both will be HOF caliber. So it just depends on how you want to build your team and what kind of system are you running, when selecting Towns and KP. Then after all the analysis, close your eyes and pick one. Both players will bring a smile to your face.

I'm taking KP just on potential and ceiling. Think about the names people are comparing him to. That says a lot. KG, Dirk, Kirilenko

nyk4ever wrote:if the 1984 draft was today would you rather have hakeem olajuwon or charles barkley?

The dream hands down gosh imagine if the Knicks had twin towers of Ewing and the dream... We would have won a lot of championships in the hand checking era

bigbasketballs wrote:

fitzfarm wrote:

bigbasketballs wrote:

fitzfarm wrote: might win a few scoring title's...

This is why we can't have nice things.

He's played 12 games for pete's sake.

Yea that's the scary part he's improving at such a rapid pace. In two years your telling me KP will not be amazing.. The only thing that could hold this kid from super stardom in a few years would be injuries. Unlike towns, KP is in a class all his own like Anthony Davis. 7'3 sharpshooting,defensive monsters happen once in a lifetime. Players like Towns come every few years

I'm saying I can wait for two years to start calling him a potential scoring champ AND DPOY. I have no inclination to declare that as a probability after his 12th game.

And how about we wait until he sharpshoots for a week or two before labeling him a sharpshooter.

Much more likely to be DPOY than a scoring champ, IMO.

Just want an all-around player who can rise to the occasion when needed. Bring me a few championships and I don't care if he never cracks 20PPG.

callmened wrote:im proud that even though this is a knicks site, we're still intelligent to realize who the better player is

towns> kp because:
1. defense
2. passing
3. dribble drive
4. low post and outside shooting

Your so wrong
1.defense KP who can defend the 3 to the 5 or towns limited to centers
2.passing KP is a way better passer he's only averaging 1.6 turnovers to towns 3.6
3.outside shooting please KP all day every day on towns.

Low post and dribble drive maybe towns but that's now... Again KP can pull off the dream shake..towns will never pull off the dream shake.

Point is their both nice pieces KP just has a way way bigger ceiling... Towns is going to be averaging similar stats as of now for most of his career . Which is pretty darn good hopefully he developes a actual back to the basket game.