Fav prospect?........ Or McGrady Or Lee?

Explain why

I'll say Gallo.....

Wanted him since before we drafted him and has shown if given the shot attempts he could be a star!!

His desire to be a great defender shows me his heart and passion for the game!!.... He still is very
young and all he needs is for the NBA game to slow down for him..(that can only happen with time)
Sick 3 point stroke..... Ability to put it on the floor with either hand ..... Does not mind banging
even though he is told to be a perimeter player....

His all around skills will be only get better as he gets stronger ( looks like he is getting bigger)
His confidence is that of a star already...

Tied for second I must say Walker and Toney look very promising....

Gallinari played with a look in his eye more fiery than he’s displayed all season, but tried to downplay what almost looked like a game of one-on-one at times, reiterating that he wants the challenge of defending players like Anthony “to understand at which point I am and what I can do to improve myself.”

But he eventually acknowledged, yes, this turned into a challenge because, “I was having the feeling that every time we were playing defense, they were going to him.

“I didn’t really think about going on offense at him. I was just thinking about running and being even more aggressive on the offensive end.”

“We were just competing,” said Anthony, who missed his last three shots. “It just happened like that tonight that we were going back and forth.”

Back and forth verbally, too. Anthony said the Knicks’ youngster held his own, saying, “I was kind of surprised.”

That, though, is why he said, “I like him. I like him a lot. I like him as a player and as a person. …
“He’s gotten a lot better from when he first came in. I think a lot of people turned their heads on him and I think he’s coming along, big time.”

A free agent in summer 2011, Anthony could choose to play with Gallinari, but deferred questions about that, saying in a hail of double-negatives, “I don’t know what’s going to happen. But I don’t see why nobody wouldn’t want to play here in New York.”

And what Gallinari showed Tuesday made for a decent recruiting pitch.

He outscored Anthony, 17-12, during the third quarter after missing his first five shots and after the Knicks surrendered the game’s first 12 points.

He then missed his first three fourth-quarter attempts, all threes, before driving the right baseline with that fiery look in his eye for what turned into a three-point play that gave the Knicks a nine-point lead with 5:25 to play.

Denver got that lead down to one twice afterward, but after the first time, Anthony rattled a runner in-and-out as he glided right-to-left across the lane, as he rattled a subsequent left baseline drive following Douglas’ shot.

And after the final buzzer sounded, Anthony and Gallinari exchanged much kinder words than they did during the game.

“I’m watching him from afar,” Anthony said he told Gallinari. “I love what he’s doing.”

“Keep up the good work,” Gallinari said Anthony told him. “And keep balling.”

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WindsorPl wrote:Did not him want in the draft. Wanted Demar.

Demar?

Marv wrote:al and toney all year.

Oh no you di-int. Al? Really? Yikes, Marv. That's almost unbelievable. But to each his own.

For me, Gallo and TD, for reasons already stated, including heart, tenacity, desire, teamwork, and attitude. They're winners who play both sides of the court. I like Lee, too, but I have a problem with his softness on D. Makes me suspect him of caring more about his stats than about winning.

Moonangie wrote:

Marv wrote:al and toney all year.

Oh no you di-int. Al? Really? Yikes, Marv. That's almost unbelievable. But to each his own.

For me, Gallo and TD, for reasons already stated, including heart, tenacity, desire, teamwork, and attitude. They're winners who play both sides of the court. I like Lee, too, but I have a problem with his softness on D. Makes me suspect him of caring more about his stats than about winning.

http://ultimateknicks.com/forum/topic.asp?t=34382

smell the love.

Marv wrote:

Moonangie wrote:

Marv wrote:al and toney all year.

Oh no you di-int. Al? Really? Yikes, Marv. That's almost unbelievable. But to each his own.

For me, Gallo and TD, for reasons already stated, including heart, tenacity, desire, teamwork, and attitude. They're winners who play both sides of the court. I like Lee, too, but I have a problem with his softness on D. Makes me suspect him of caring more about his stats than about winning.

http://ultimateknicks.com/forum/topic.asp?t=34382

smell the love.

Yeah, but it's the sloppy, nasty kinda love. Mofo gots game, but he is like a well-meaning oaf who scores a lot. And like Lee, his defense is sometimes non-existent. But he can ball, no doubt.

WindsorPl wrote:Did not him want in the draft. Wanted Demar. but I adopted him. He is showing hearts, pride and skills. Suddenly it is ok to yap with melo and back it up.

think ur confusing Gallo for Jordan Hill here... Demar was taken in a different draft.

But I don't exactly like any one of the three that much more than the other.