Knixkik wrote:Jmpasq wrote:Knixkik wrote:Who knows but I definitely see him being our starting center. This guy can really play. He will compliment KP very nicely offensively. Defensively is another story but we will have to see. This guy can flat out score though. Probably replaces most of melo's offense to be honest. He's likely our second option behind KP, especially since he looks much more athletic and in better shape.
Kanter isnt the problem the screwed up roster is. The best thing to do is bench Noah.
Kanter
KP
Lance Thomas
Hardaway
Baker
Willy
Beasley
Lee
Ntilikina
Jack or Sessions
I agree. Noah isn't even a thought in my mind. He's a 3r string center at this point, who will be useful as a veteran and locker room presence, but there is no way he will see regular rotation minutes as things stand.
Things will work themselves out during the season. If Noah is in shape, he can do some good things on the court, and he might have some value come the trade deadline.
If the Knicks' brass, Hornacek, and the players can accept that this is a coming of age season, this can be one of the most entertaining seasons of recent years.
We have a large mix of interesting players, a lot of youth, and, to be honest, a good amount of talent on this team. Got a lot of guys to root for, and I'll be happy to watch players rise and fall to the occasion.
Should be a lot of fun.
EnySpree: Can we agree to agree not to mention Phil Jackson and triangle for the rest of our lives?