Cosmic wrote:TMS wrote:i still don't understand what you're contesting me on... i said Isiah was the best judge of talent in the draft of any Knicks' GM in the past 25 years... if u disagree, tell me who you think is & why.
Okay, in that isolated sense yes, Isiah was the best judge in talent in recent Knick times.
He still had his **** ups though. (Collins, Balkman, Nichols, wanting Taft over Lee [again, not sure here, but its widely reported that Suhr convinced him to take Lee])
However, the best Knick draft pick in the last 25 years was Charlie Ward. He was a winner on a winning team. Lee has a chance to eclipse him if we build a winner this summer (and even keep Lee). Yet for now, nope, it's Ward. Hands down. Sorry, Isiah.
--- First off, if you're going to give Zeke 100% of the blame for the mistakes, you cant turn around and try to use innuendo and rumors to detract from his successful picks.
--- Did he draft Nichols? I thought he passed on him and we invited him to a summer camp.
--- Balkman wasnt a bad pick at all. Collins sucked, tho. Thats probably his worst pick. Collins had no upside and was a marginal talent.
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The whole way the American draft and trade systems works is completely foreign to me still.
Also, ive already bought a Knicks cap so i might as well make use of it! Not to mention the tickets to see them against the Blazers tomorrow night 