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If this 5 guy's came out of college at the same time ,who would be your #1 pick
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knicks1248
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8/26/2004  11:01 AM
Ewing
Stephon
Reed
Frazier
B. King

This is a tough one, give me a minute.
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8/26/2004  11:02 AM
Ewing
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8/26/2004  11:05 AM
I would have to say walt.

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8/26/2004  11:08 AM
Ewing most likely.
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8/26/2004  11:09 AM
Ewing.... easy. To win a title you have to get deep into the playoffs. Pat always came up short but he carried those teams and for 10 straight years the Knicks advanced to at least round 2 of the playoffs.
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8/26/2004  11:12 AM
Ewing, without question.
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8/26/2004  11:14 AM
There is no question-Ewing. No player can win a champioship by himself but surround a good big with a shooter, a decent (need not be great) point guard, a defensive PF and you win. Why didn't Patrick? How often did he have a consistent shooter?
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8/26/2004  11:16 AM
Well thats nice to know about ewing, but if your drafting, your not going to know what he's capable of.

I'm not sure what the average age is on this board, but i'm betting more then half of us are from the Ewing era.

But when you look at what the others have accomplish, you have to put that into prospective. Walt was one off the best pure pg's to ever play the game ( probably the smartest),
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8/26/2004  11:20 AM
Posted by knicks1248:

Well thats nice to know about ewing, but if your drafting, your not going to know what he's capable of.

I'm not sure what the average age is on this board, but i'm betting more then half of us are from the Ewing era.

But when you look at what the others have accomplish, you have to put that into prospective. Walt was one off the best pure pg's to ever play the game ( probably the smartest),

If you think both Walt and Ewing are going to be stars of approximately the same talent level, you take Ewing. Great centers are much harder to acquire, and have more impact on the game. A great center and a few guys play fundamentals well can win a championship. A great guard and some fundamentally sound big men won't get you past the first round a lot of the time.
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8/26/2004  11:25 AM
Since we're picking out of college I'd go with Ewing. If we were picking with knowledge of how they ended up playing in the NBA I'd take Clyde.
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8/26/2004  11:25 AM
Ewing and Walt on the same team would've won us at least 5 championships!
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8/26/2004  11:32 AM
It's obviously Ewing but after that I'd pick Frazier, Marbury, Reed and then King. Gotta go with the PG's after Ewing. Reed would be too small in today's game plus I don't know how his team first play would mesh with the one on one, flash over substance, that today's game is all about.
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8/26/2004  11:42 AM
If you think both Walt and Ewing are going to be stars of approximately the same talent level, you take Ewing. Great centers are much harder to acquire, and have more impact on the game. A great center and a few guys play fundamentals well can win a championship. A great guard and some fundamentally sound big men won't get you past the first round a lot of the time.


A pg can make anybody better on his team ( kidd, magic) a center (of Ewings caliber) can carry a team for so long .

The biggest knock on Ewing was that he didn't make any of the players around him better, he shouldered the burden, and was never really appreciated until now.
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8/26/2004  12:27 PM
I would without a doubt take Patrick over any of those. Quality big men are hard to get.
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