I wouldnt waste a pick on him even in the second round.

Let me show you an example of a HIGH quality draft forthe Knicks if we dont move.


First off--let's remember that it is possible that the Knicks can improve some things on their frontline through trades and free agency.

That being said you want to stay with the best players who are available and make sense.

If we have a draft like

#9 Mike Sweetney 6-8 260 a top 5 dominant CBB player with a 7-2 wingspan high skill level who was used to playing against double and triple teams every night. Hard worker, very quick despite massive frame with tremendous strength and skilllevel. Comes intothe NBA polished and rady toplay.Has the potential to be a 20-10 player within 2-3 years.Will help any club immediately.
#31 Troy Bell 6-1 185 Stayed 4 years at BC. Very athletic player who is a shoot first point guard. Has as much athletiscm skill and confidence as ANY PG in the draft. I personally watched himplay many times including last year when he dunked over 6-7 245 pound Caron Butler. This is a good pick because it puts an ATHLETE who can penetrate into the backcourt yet at the same time has a deadly jumper.

#38Charlie Villenueva 6-10 225 SF A top 5 high school basketball player.Immense talent--incredible athletiscm.the Knicks havent has a player with this typeof athletic ability since Gerald wilkins.He may take a year or two to flourish, but it's well worth it. Can play some backup now.

Then perhaps we address size issues by going after a Brad Miller, a Chris Mihm via fA or trade.I also like Lamar Odom.If we become stronger at the 3-4 having KT atcenter is not a problem.

you contradict yourself in so many ways that it's not even funny anymore....

It's absurd how 2 inches can have such an impact on a player.

Have you heard that somewhere else recently?