RedmenBaller wrote:All press for KP. Had big support from crowd. Looked nervous when he first came out but relaxed during warm ups. Biggest observation was definitely how he moved like a 6'8 guy. Also, Effortless 3pt shot. He was shooting long range threes during warm ups and made them look like free throws. He did seem to feel the weight of bigger guys down low but in no way backed off from contact.

Dissappointed in Galloway and Wear. Looked like guys just trying to be noticed and not in their second year.
Ledo just focused on scoring and forced it a bit. But quick and athletic.
The Greek was very intense, frustrated at times but hustled. Was not getting ball.
Grant was a true point guard, directing traffic and aggressive to basket. Understandably nervous with outside shot
Early scored but missed open guys. Definitely the most comfortable.
Ndour, kid from Ohio came in for KP, real athletic.
In general, most were trying to find right spots on floor. Will obviously be better when they get more familiarity with each other and offense. All around good showing. Rookies played well considering the nerves involved. Think most of squad wiil be more relaxed in upcoming games. Will be here for Monday's game then I'm out. Great atmosphere for team fan.

good writeup. thank you.

After his 12-points-in-18-minutes showing against the Spurs in his Knicks debut Saturday, Worthy said on the Lakers broadcast: “He’s a freak of nature. He’s a combination of Dirk Nowitzki and Kevin Durant. It’s a good pick for the Knicks.’’

Thats a pretty high praise, and very sick comparison, but i think he's only getting compared to dirk because he's a white 7 footer with a smooth jumper. Durant was never compared to dirk, yet he's also a smooth 6 11" jump shooter.

But who cares, phil may have truly found us a franchise player