I'm not saying this is gonna happen, but I don't think it's totally out of the question at some point this season. At the very least Iman can bring the ball up and get the offense started. No one should doubt that he can do at least that, which isn't much different than what TD can do after a couple of years.

nixluva wrote: Just remember that NO ONE had any faith in Rondo being able to run the point back when he got thrust into the spot.

I hear you & i hope he picks up D'antoni's SSOL offense quickly & blossoms this year but I wont be mad if they get Baron Davis to hold it down for a year also.

ActionJackson wrote:

nixluva wrote: Just remember that NO ONE had any faith in Rondo being able to run the point back when he got thrust into the spot.

I hear you & i hope he picks up D'antoni's SSOL offense quickly & blossoms this year but I wont be mad if they get Baron Davis to hold it down for a year also.

Yea if the Knicks can land Davis, that would be the best possible situation. As you say it allows Iman to develop with less pressure and TD can do his thing as well.

I just think Iman is a great young talent and he has the confidence to play in this league. I think he can do the job. He's been the leader of his team and under D'Antoni he can learn so much about running a team. I think Iman is more of a PG than TD is. He's no pure point, but he can't be worse than Duhon.

he reminds me of a young sprewell.

crzymdups wrote:i think iman is less of a point guard, more of a natural shooting guard.

he reminds me of a young sprewell.

Iman has been a pg for years. He avg'd 5 assists as a ROOKIE at GT. He has no real lack of skills IMO. 6-6, 220, long arms, quick lateral, great handle, rebounds and starts the break, finishes strong... This kid might just be able to do the job. Just imagine the new Knicks backcourt with Fields and Iman. 6-7 and 6-6 both with size and athletic ability and rebounding. Loads of size and talent between those 2. Let MDA work with Iman like he did Fields and see what he does. MDA will know fairly quick if Iman has a chance to do the job.

MSG3 wrote:Um....Iman not at practice. I hope he's not invloved in the Chandler thing. And if he is we better be getting back a good PG.

Nevermind...he's not signed yet. Technicality.

crzymdups wrote:i think iman is less of a point guard, more of a natural shooting guard.

he reminds me of a young sprewell.

I believe he is the new Breed of Combo/PGs

Should be in the between the talents of

Westbrook
Rose
D. Wade

John Wall

he isn't a pure PG, like Cp3 or Deron. But he is in the mode of the star's above him.
John Wall is probably the purest PG of that list.

I think he has more handle and a better shot than Westbrook's rookie year.
If he continues to improve, I his ceiling is just as high as those stars. How he develops, is another question, only time and the work he puts in it will tell....

eViL wrote:iman as our rondo?? hmmm... never thought of that.

you know i think outside the box brother LOL

Bonn1997 wrote:Sweetney can be our Elton Brand
Lampe can be our Dirk
Gallo can be our Dirk Bird

FTFY

ActionJackson wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:Sweetney can be our Elton Brand
Lampe can be our Dirk
Gallo can be our Dirk

Bonn can be our IslesFan...oh wait we got rid of him

Im thrilled if he can defend the perimeter well this year and be a rotation player. Lets be realistic. He's a defensive guy on a team with (now) one of the league's best frontcourts. He's in a great position to succeed. So is ball hawking Toney D.

Its pick 17. Let be happy with a rotation player. Just being realistic