This guy always had the skills, just seemed like he lacked maturity. Maybe worth another look? Looks like he is playing with high energy and also has worked on his outside shot (which was already pretty decent).

CrushAlot wrote:He looks great and is still only 27. Is this a typical game for him? The score makes it look like a blow out/inferior competition.

I don't know too much about the league - weren't KP and Hernangomez from FC Barcelona?

Here are his stats over there - http://www.basketball-reference.com/euro/players/anthony-randolph-1.html

I have just always thought his game would translate really well if he got it together in his head.

markvmc wrote:Who was the other Randolph we had? Remember Isaiah got some kid who was skipping the draft, and said it was like an extra draft pick?

Randolph Morris? That's a totally different situation.

WaltLongmire wrote:Glad to see he's continued to play and is now in a good league... but the Randolph train passed through MSG a long time ago, and I can't see any reason to bring him back for another ride.

That was six years ago. He was 21. I know I was a lot different at 21 vs 27.

markvmc wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

markvmc wrote:Who was the other Randolph we had? Remember Isaiah got some kid who was skipping the draft, and said it was like an extra draft pick?

Randolph Morris? That's a totally different situation.

Yeah, I know. Just reminded me of him, that's all. I remember we had some bizarre first name/last name chain of players at the time. Carmelo Anthony/Anthony Randolph/Randolph Morris. Was there a Morris someone too?

Morris Day?

crzymdups wrote:Imagine a three man big man rotation of KP, Willy, and Anthony Randolph.

This guy always had the skills, just seemed like he lacked maturity. Maybe worth another look? Looks like he is playing with high energy and also has worked on his outside shot (which was already pretty decent).

Playa were you allowed back on the board?

smackeddog wrote:He is one of my biggest Knick disappointments of all time- I had high hopes he was going to be awesome instead he was beyond trash. Never watch the summer league highlights of him when he was a warrior, it's 100% fools gold!

I'm sure he lost a lot of his hops following a leg injury with the Warriors, just before he was traded here- I remember as Knick he would go up to dunk the ball and end up not getting the lift he was expecting.

He was a guy who had incredible physical talent. A 6-10 guy who was like gumby couldve been a top 5 defensive player great rebounder offense initiater--he had so much potential to be an NBA star type. I do think that injury robbed him a bit but he was also not a smart player which is a big thing. Its possible that he could be a great help to a team now at 27 hes in the right league to get him back.

Nalod wrote:Randolph Morris is 30 years old and plays with Marbles in China.
Regarding the Spanish league, if a player is young and doing really well, its like they are succeeding at Division one ball in the USA.
The next step is the NBA as a rookie. At 27 years old is there room to improve to get to the next level?

Weren't DeMarre Carroll and Hassan Whiteside sort of late bloomers?

Not sure about the answer for Anthony Randolph. His problems always seemed mental and maybe he was on bad team situations. Feel like in the right spot he could have value. But a big part of that is mental, and I obviously have no idea about where he's at on that front.