MsDyess was #4 in the ESPN article.

Antonio McDyess, another player returning from knee surgery, comes to New York hoping to put up the same numbers -- 20.8 points and 12.1 rebounds -- as he did in his last full season at Denver (2000-01).The Knicks fell on hard times last season (30-52 and last in the Atlantic Division), and their fans are anxious for them to get back into the playoff mix. Coach Don Chaney lacks an established true center, which means that 'Tonio will likely join Kurt Thomas in taking care of the big-man responsibilities. McDyess has a full array of offensive skills. He runs the floor, shoots well from 17 feet, drives to the hoop and has a back-to-the-basket post-up game. For the Knicks to get back into playoff contention, Chaney will need maximum contributions from all of his personnel but from McDyess more than any other.

http://espn.go.com/nba/columns/ramsay_drjack/1439169.html

Jack is funny. Here is the first sentence of the article.

"The following are the 10 players to watch throughout training camp and the NBA's preseason schedule."

Shaq is #1 to watch. What?!?! The dudes recovering from surgery and won't be back in action until... well, a while. What's to watch? Dice should be #3.