knicks1248 wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:fishmike wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:Allanfan20 wrote:You would trade a valuable first round pick for a disgruntled old vet not playing well (who I like a lot) and a potential bust??? Get out of here. Lol
1248 doesn’t value first round picks like most of us do and loves veterans so I’m not surprised by this thread 😂. I’m open to anything as long as it makes sense and this certainly makes zero sense.
what is funny is he likes total trash players. Reddick? At least propose to trade for picks for someone GOOD. This dude is soooo funny.My favorite was when he said we should trade tons for Lonzo. Then like 2 weeks like watches Lonzo play and is like "this guy isnt very good" 


Well according to 1248 we “always Get draft picks wrong” so we are better off trading them for an aging flawed expensive veteran 😂. I’m convinced if he was running the Knicks he would have traded 3 unprotected First round picks Plus Mitch and frank( two players he has wanted gone for 2 years now) for Westbrook 😂
HAHAHA...Thats sooo funny, you should take your clown act on the road.
If it was up to you, you would resign frank for 15 mill with a NTC and have him as our starting pg.
16#1 picks in the last 20 season and not one single rookie resign..
Millions in cap space that resulted in lottery seasons...
I love it when the lottery balls hit, then 100 threads pop up that the knicks have horrible luck, blame it on ESPN....great stuff!!
I think that 16 (17?) first round picks comment is loaded. For starters, four of those 16 are not even yet eligible for re-signing, so 25% of your subject data is useless. Go back from Nene to KP and you have 12 picks - none of which re-signed with the Knicks, but 8 of 12 had successful careers. Which makes the draft pick good - the only question is whether the trade history is good.
Nene (traded) (Good pick, bad trade)
Sweetney (traded) (bad pick)
Lee (traded) (great pick, bad trade for Anthony Randolph)
Frye (traded) (good pick, good trade for Zach Randolph)
Collins (traded with Z Randolph to LAC for T Thomas. Bad trade - bad pick)
Balkman (traded. Bad pick)
Chandler (traded, great pick)
Gallo (traded, great pick)
Hill (traded, bad pick)
Shumpert (traded, good pick)
Hardaway (traded, ok pick)
Porzingis (traded, great pick)
Ntlikina
Knox
Barrett
Bolmaro (traded)
Toppin
So, I don't think its fair to Jimmer the Knicks draft record based on the arbitrary standard of whether they re-signed with the Knicks. Honestly, I think the more recent failings of Ntlikina and Knox may be more about the Knicks infrastructure than the players. I find it hard to apply that line of reasoning on a going forward basis where this organization basically cleaned house on the player development side and have a coaching staff that appears dedicated to player development.
I would argue further that the Knicks trade record is far worse than their draft record and by virtue of that alone, your argument is a poor conclusion. Even that counterpoint is flawed because an organization is not necessarily doomed to repeat the errors of its past.