EnySpree wrote:Lonzo Ball is the best passer out the group. He's the tallest too...that's the guy I want

Gotta win the lottery to get him. He's going too 3

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wargames wrote:

EnySpree wrote:Lonzo Ball is the best passer out the group. He's the tallest too...that's the guy I want

Gotta win the lottery to get him. He's going too 3

+1 for Ball. Then we can use a future pick on his little brother. Give a whole new meaning to NYC and MSG being THE place for Ball-ers.

BRIGGS wrote:Im going to give us our pick 58-59 this year--Im locking this in.

PG T J Williams Northeastern hes somewhere between 6-3 and 6-4 roughly 210-215. Hes a big smooth athletic PG who is good at every facet of the game. Hes one of the sleepers in this draft. PGs are not deep once you get past 10 but this guy is an NBA player and he could be pretty good--great for 58-59.

Briggs if the Knicks get a pick in say the 8-14 range (bottom half of the lottery), who do you see as good prospects in that range?

crzymdups wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:Im going to give us our pick 58-59 this year--Im locking this in.

PG T J Williams Northeastern hes somewhere between 6-3 and 6-4 roughly 210-215. Hes a big smooth athletic PG who is good at every facet of the game. Hes one of the sleepers in this draft. PGs are not deep once you get past 10 but this guy is an NBA player and he could be pretty good--great for 58-59.

Briggs if the Knicks get a pick in say the 8-14 range (bottom half of the lottery), who do you see as good prospects in that range?

Im not sure in anyway cryz--there are guys I like--but will they fall to 10+ 1 guy I like will but hes a F-C for BPA at that time but that wont be taken well as we have depth there. But I would still take a Marcus Camby type player if the guards and 2 SF I like dont drop.

BRIGGS wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:Im going to give us our pick 58-59 this year--Im locking this in.

PG T J Williams Northeastern hes somewhere between 6-3 and 6-4 roughly 210-215. Hes a big smooth athletic PG who is good at every facet of the game. Hes one of the sleepers in this draft. PGs are not deep once you get past 10 but this guy is an NBA player and he could be pretty good--great for 58-59.

Briggs if the Knicks get a pick in say the 8-14 range (bottom half of the lottery), who do you see as good prospects in that range?

Im not sure in anyway cryz--there are guys I like--but will they fall to 10+ 1 guy I like will but hes a F-C for BPA at that time but that wont be taken well as we have depth there. But I would still take a Marcus Camby type player if the guards and 2 SF I like dont drop.

Is there a PG in the draft worth trading up for? We actually have some tradeable assets this time.

callmened wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:Im going to give us our pick 58-59 this year--Im locking this in.

PG T J Williams Northeastern hes somewhere between 6-3 and 6-4 roughly 210-215. Hes a big smooth athletic PG who is good at every facet of the game. Hes one of the sleepers in this draft. PGs are not deep once you get past 10 but this guy is an NBA player and he could be pretty good--great for 58-59.

Briggs if the Knicks get a pick in say the 8-14 range (bottom half of the lottery), who do you see as good prospects in that range?

Im not sure in anyway cryz--there are guys I like--but will they fall to 10+ 1 guy I like will but hes a F-C for BPA at that time but that wont be taken well as we have depth there. But I would still take a Marcus Camby type player if the guards and 2 SF I like dont drop.

Is there a PG in the draft worth trading up for? We actually have some tradeable assets this time.

yes. there are 3 elite PGs in the draft (ball, fultz,smith) and many more under that tier (Ntilikina, fox) that are worth trading for. but what assets do we have to get in the high lottery?

We have our first round pick this year. Depending on where it is, we could package it with a future pick(s) and throw in Kuz, Willy, Baker. Some combination of one or more of those players, and picks. As I said, depends on what spot our first rd pick lands.

smackeddog wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

callmened wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:Im going to give us our pick 58-59 this year--Im locking this in.

PG T J Williams Northeastern hes somewhere between 6-3 and 6-4 roughly 210-215. Hes a big smooth athletic PG who is good at every facet of the game. Hes one of the sleepers in this draft. PGs are not deep once you get past 10 but this guy is an NBA player and he could be pretty good--great for 58-59.

Briggs if the Knicks get a pick in say the 8-14 range (bottom half of the lottery), who do you see as good prospects in that range?

Im not sure in anyway cryz--there are guys I like--but will they fall to 10+ 1 guy I like will but hes a F-C for BPA at that time but that wont be taken well as we have depth there. But I would still take a Marcus Camby type player if the guards and 2 SF I like dont drop.

Is there a PG in the draft worth trading up for? We actually have some tradeable assets this time.

yes. there are 3 elite PGs in the draft (ball, fultz,smith) and many more under that tier (Ntilikina, fox) that are worth trading for. but what assets do we have to get in the high lottery?

We have our first round pick this year. Depending on where it is, we could package it with a future pick(s) and throw in Kuz, Willy, Baker. Some combination of one or more of those players, and picks. As I said, depends on what spot our first rd pick lands.

Look at the standings, you two- getting a high pick is not beyond the realms of possibility

Haven't hit the all star break yet. We're only 2 1/2 games from the 8 spot. If Hornacek brings Noah off the bench for the rest of the season, and we dont have any serious injury issues, the Knicks should make the playoffs. I dont see us getting a high pick without a deal. If Noah starts again, that might be enough to put us in the lottery.

callmened wrote:#forkintheroad...

Do you tank or try to make the playoffs only to get massacred in the 1st rd.

Ps ...I wouldn't trade anymore picks...especially a 1st Rd pick. Also I don't know if the combo of willy, Kuz and baker will get much.

If it was up to me, I'd try to trade any vet with value...like Lee or rose or noah (if some gm wants to lose their job by trading for him). In the meantime play the young role players like baker, O'Quinn, holiday. That way they get experience but they're not good enough to win games. Lastly pray to the bball gods to land a top 7 pick.

When it comes to trading draft picks for vets, Im on board with not doing that. I am on board with trading a first round pick to move up in the draft if there was a legit PG (star quality) we could put next to KP, to create the next great tandem in the NBA.

The Knicks have two years to make sure that KP doesnt want to go anywhere else. A starting caliber PG, someone KP's age who would be in for the long haul, would be a big help IMO.

As for Willy,Kuz,Baker, not overrating them is a bannable offense I believe.