PatCummings wrote:

aggo wrote:not a fan of Allen graves

his foot speed is way way too low.

And he played against low level competition. He didn’t do nearly as well during the handful of time when playing better competition

interesting.

I turned on the highlight tape and turned it off pretty quick. I don't see it, the guy just moves way too slow to have any long term potential in the nba

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You posted about a month ago that they met with him. They must have real interest. Hope they take a hard look at Jaden Bradley in the coming days.

newyorknewyork wrote:

martin wrote:

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You posted about a month ago that they met with him. They must have real interest. Hope they take a hard look at Jaden Bradley in the coming days.

Ha I thought so but I can barely remember what I had for breakfast, so there is that too.

Double visit is interesting.

martin wrote:

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martin wrote:

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You posted about a month ago that they met with him. They must have real interest. Hope they take a hard look at Jaden Bradley in the coming days.

Ha I thought so but I can barely remember what I had for breakfast, so there is that too.

Double visit is interesting.

I only remember because when I opened the thread it the first post that came up for me and it was dated 5.13.26.

Key here I guess is viewing the type of player they are looking at. Someone who is a pure shot creator/shooter. Makes sense.

Also feel like they should give Mikal more free reign to be that guy.

NYKBocker wrote:

Panos wrote:I'm guessing Rokas Jokubaitis is never going to come stateside...

Dang. Forgot about him. I still like him. at least use him as trade chip

Under contract through 2028. No mention of a buyout clause.

DLeethal wrote:Who are the best reserve big man and backup combo guard prospects in our range? I was always impressed with Isaiah Evans watching him in a few games last year.

The combo guards like Evans, Thomas and the kid from Spain are all very young and may not be ready physically. Kevin McCullar is 6’6”, 210, 6’9” wingspan, plays defense and had a great year in westchester last year playing point forward (7 assists per game) and shot 38% on catch and shoot 3’s which was always his biggest weakness

I don’t see us drafting any combo guards at 24 or the second round that will be better than McCullar in 2026/2027

Rookie wrote:ESPN HAS Henri Veesaar mocked to us at 24. I watched him all year playing for N Carolina. 7 footer can score from everywhere. Definite impact player on offense.

hes got some real movement skills.

I like him at 24

martin wrote:

Rookie wrote:ESPN HAS Henri Veesaar mocked to us at 24. I watched him all year playing for N Carolina. 7 footer can score from everywhere. Definite impact player on offense.

KAT replacement prototype, but even less

No way he is there at 24. My question is, does he box out?

newyorknewyork wrote:Hearing Knicks really want to trade up. Want to be in the mix for Morez Johnson or Chris Cenac.

While there will be a lot of smoke. Morez tracks as this has been consistent for a while now. And would be the ideal prospect to nab.

Morez is supposed to be a lottery pick. It would take a lot to get him. If we’re going to trade up I’d prefer a stud PG like Okorie to lead the second team and play with Brunson to alleviate pressure. 6’8” wingspan, deadly first step and he can score

Zuby can be drafted at 24 and is every bit as big, strong, fast, etc… as Morez