foosballnick wrote:holfresh wrote:foosballnick wrote:holfresh wrote:foosballnick wrote:holfresh wrote:Almost all of Phil's moves have been big gambles...Hiring Fisher with zero experience was a big gamble...Jettison JR and Shump for nothing was a big gamble..Calderon trade was a big gamble..This pick was a big gamble...None has worked so far..All resulting in epic fails.
Explain to us how picking a guy at #4 who was almost universally ranked at #4 is any more of a gamble than any other pick?
Where was Darko picked??..Honestly, the kid is 220 lbs soaking wet...He will make Frank Kaminsky look like Dwight Howard...
Doesn't matter anyway, I'm a Knick fan...This goes with the territory..
Sorry but these are really fvcking stupid comments. It would be like saying that Winslow is a big gamble because look where Rivers was picked. Makes absolutely no sense. Further Zinger will likely not be playing against Kaminski so I'm not sure why you are comparing them. Does that mean that Kaminski's brawn will put Durant to shame?
STFU..U have no balls to question any of his moves..Every stupid move he has made that I questioned you have voiced a concern..Yet we are still spiraling out of control...Have some stones to be honest an question something for a change..We won 17 games and have conflicting direction and u don't question anything...Our coach sucks and u still don't have any question..He said we are rebuilding thru free agency yet we draft a project and it's all good...Get a life...
I question a lot of things. Perhaps it's you who are not able to ask the right questions nor see beneath the surface on anything. Please indicate how you know with 100% accuracy which player drafted tonight will turn out better than which other player. The answer is that you dont. Most of these guys will not perform to expectations. A few will greatly exceed and a few more will perform well and go on to be solid NBA players. The truth is that you have really no idea how much of a project that Zinger will be and are basing an argument solely based on your uneducated opinion in this matter.
Further, anyone who has paid attention on this board would know that you have a hard on for bad mouthing Jackson since the day he was hired. You have carried that agenda forward on this board ad Nauseum. The Knicks reached a low point last year. Any fool could see that the model that was built prior to Jackson was both fragile and a house of cards. If it was mostly blown up and he is now starting to bring in young useful future pieces like Zinger and Grant and Galloway would realize that it is not spinning out of control.
I'm not that insecure that I need to continually call out the coach and GM for their sickness to make myself feel better. Their body of work is incomplete in my opinion. Unlike Mr need for instant gratification, I need to see how this unfolds.
this is pretty on point. i like holfresh, but i think he's being a little to quick to judge on not only pjax but especially with this pick. porzingis might end up being a great pick, maybe not. but fact is, these foreign kids are scouted harder more than the local kids because the microsope is out on them and these are guys that can costs jobs if there is a total bust. i have faith that we did dotted the i's and crossed our t's and made the right pick. let's just all sit back and watch the porzingis and the knicks development.
accordign to wojo, most of the leagues most respected GM's think porzingis has the most potential in the draft. i'll take it.