Dzanan Musa from Bosnia & Herzegovina popped on the radar. He got my attention a little. I'm also a believer in what Jarred Vanderberlt from Kentucky can do. He could be a second rounder if he still comes out cuz of injury. There are alot of small fwd projected to go in the second round. Knicks have 2 picks.

EnySpree wrote:I think no matter how many games we lose, these are our choices (unless were lucky). We absolutely need a small fwd in this draft. Who do you like out of the three?

Dzanan Musa from Bosnia & Herzegovina popped on the radar. He got my attention a little. I'm also a believer in what Jarred Vanderberlt from Kentucky can do. He could be a second rounder if he still comes out cuz of injury. There are alot of small fwd projected to go in the second round. Knicks have 2 picks.

We need a scorer--we dont need SF role players. Knox has the highest offensive upside of those 3 bt Im watching Jerome Robinson rest of year--hes be an unreal scorer in the ACC at high level efficiency clips --this is no 3 player menu--there is still a long way to go.

Right now lets hope the Knicks lose to Orlando. I wonder if we get to 5 or 6 if we can trade with Clippers for 9-14 if a few players are gone.

BRIGGS wrote:

EnySpree wrote:I think no matter how many games we lose, these are our choices (unless were lucky). We absolutely need a small fwd in this draft. Who do you like out of the three?

Dzanan Musa from Bosnia & Herzegovina popped on the radar. He got my attention a little. I'm also a believer in what Jarred Vanderberlt from Kentucky can do. He could be a second rounder if he still comes out cuz of injury. There are alot of small fwd projected to go in the second round. Knicks have 2 picks.

We need a scorer--we dont need SF role players. Knox has the highest offensive upside of those 3 bt Im watching Jerome Robinson rest of year--hes be an unreal scorer in the ACC at high level efficiency clips --this is no 3 player menu--there is still a long way to go.

Right now lets hope the Knicks lose to Orlando. I wonder if we get to 5 or 6 if we can trade with Clippers for 9-14 if a few players are gone.

Right now Mikal is the best prospect and i don't think it's really close. He is a role player now, but still has upside to be more. He does 2 things really well (shoot and defend) and can build from there. Playmaking is improving this year. Role player is his downside, but his upside is pretty good too.

BRIGGS wrote:

EnySpree wrote:I think no matter how many games we lose, these are our choices (unless were lucky). We absolutely need a small fwd in this draft. Who do you like out of the three?

Dzanan Musa from Bosnia & Herzegovina popped on the radar. He got my attention a little. I'm also a believer in what Jarred Vanderberlt from Kentucky can do. He could be a second rounder if he still comes out cuz of injury. There are alot of small fwd projected to go in the second round. Knicks have 2 picks.

We need a scorer--we dont need SF role players. Knox has the highest offensive upside of those 3 bt Im watching Jerome Robinson rest of year--hes be an unreal scorer in the ACC at high level efficiency clips --this is no 3 player menu--there is still a long way to go.

Right now lets hope the Knicks lose to Orlando. I wonder if we get to 5 or 6 if we can trade with Clippers for 9-14 if a few players are gone.

We don't need a scorer. We have scorers. We need playmakers. Someone that creates easy shots for others. Can draw doubles and play hella defense between Frank and KP.

The SF position seems deep in this draft though. I am wondering if we should secure a long term big man. And still land a quality SF with our 2nd rounders. Of course it depends on the unicorn level of the big.

BRIGGS wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:Miles has star potential because of the athleticism. Plus, I like idea of pairing KP with a more physical forward. Mikal almost reminds me of a forward of Kerry Kittles. Otto Porter is another comparison. I'm pretty sure Mikal will be solid, but I don't know if he'll be star. Wouldn't be too upset if we picked him. Knox is clearly number three. I can't get over how funny Musa looks running up the court. The hunchback throw me off. He can clearly score, but his defense looks like it will be a problem from a physical standpoint. It may take him a while before he can drive consistently.

I'd bet in the nba world that Kevin knox would rank higher than those two as he has a higher ceiling especially offensively

We rank #30 in 3 pointers made-- we have an older shooting guard(lee) and a drastically inconsistent Sg in hardaway. Th team needs a scorer who can make shots with more effeciency. Also I'm not excluding a player dropping to is like Bambara. Like I said this is no 3 player menu. I would absolutely not draft miles bridges-- I'm passing

It would depend on the game they saw Knox. Some days I'd rank him the top prospect of the three and other days I have him going in the mid-late 20s.

newyorknewyork wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

EnySpree wrote:I think no matter how many games we lose, these are our choices (unless were lucky). We absolutely need a small fwd in this draft. Who do you like out of the three?

Dzanan Musa from Bosnia & Herzegovina popped on the radar. He got my attention a little. I'm also a believer in what Jarred Vanderberlt from Kentucky can do. He could be a second rounder if he still comes out cuz of injury. There are alot of small fwd projected to go in the second round. Knicks have 2 picks.

We need a scorer--we dont need SF role players. Knox has the highest offensive upside of those 3 bt Im watching Jerome Robinson rest of year--hes be an unreal scorer in the ACC at high level efficiency clips --this is no 3 player menu--there is still a long way to go.

Right now lets hope the Knicks lose to Orlando. I wonder if we get to 5 or 6 if we can trade with Clippers for 9-14 if a few players are gone.

We don't need a scorer. We have scorers. We need playmakers. Someone that creates easy shots for others. Can draw doubles and play hella defense between Frank and KP.

The SF position seems deep in this draft though. I am wondering if we should secure a long term big man. And still land a quality SF with our 2nd rounders. Of course it depends on the unicorn level of the big.

we need everything, and we absolutely need more offense, our 2nd and 3rd best offensive players can't be Hardaway and Kanter. Miles strikes me as a tweener, I like mikal a lot more.

awe1028 wrote:Everybody talking about offense. The Knicks' biggest problem is defense - perimer defense specifically. Mikal is the best perimeter defender in the draft. In addition he is an elite 3 pt which will open up the offense even more. The pick is easily Mikal unless NY finds itself in position to draft Doncic or Porter

Yeah, but Miles isn't chopped liver on D, either. In fact, I think he offer more defensive versatility on the the front court. Miles isn't as good a three point shooter, but he's still solid from there.

Miles bridges was way ahead of the other guys this time last year. I 'd like to see more rebounding, defense, and court awareness. The game winner he made against purdue was big. That's just what you want to see.