fishmike wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Panos wrote:They're going neither up nor down. Too many games separating 8, 9, and 10th pick, with too few to play.

Who is your pick at #9?

Bagley
Doncic
Ayton
Jackson Jr.
Bamba
Mikal Bridges
Porter
Carter Jr.
Young
Sexton

There are 10 guys i see as elite prospects. If we land at 9, i am choosing whichever feels like a better fit from the 2 that are likely to be remaining.

If Bridges is on the board, he is my preference.

cant obsess about draft position. Its silly. You do your best to tank and live with what happens. Knicks have lost like 15 of 17 while playing the kids. The Knicks are doing what they can.

Knixkik I dont like those guards. Trey Young is in no way an NBA player. Sexton is better but very small also and his drives will be much less effective at the next level. The guard I like the most is SGA.

This is def a draft where it gets very dicey after 6-7 so a spot lost or won can make a big difference.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder with many of these guys. Like last year, i don't see many superstar/franchise player-types, but some really good starters and a few all-stars. Any of the guys on this list could go in the top 5, or outside of it. Things will sort themselves out with workouts, but a guy like Young can go anywhere between probably 3 and 12 or so. Some love him and some hate him. Point is that i think there is a very specific group of 10 players who will be ranked all over the place, but generally speaking will be the top 10 on most draft boards.