Who's is the better #8 pick, 2017 frank or 2018 sexton. and it's not even close, it's by a land slide

knicks1248 wrote:we have lost to the bull, nets, and cavs, we look very attractive right now.

Who's is the better #8 pick, 2017 frank or 2018 sexton. and it's not even close, it's by a land slide

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:we have lost to the bull, nets, and cavs, we look very attractive right now.

Who's is the better #8 pick, 2017 frank or 2018 sexton. and it's not even close, it's by a land slide

AgendaBoy continues to go off the rails. By the way that draft thread you claimed didnt exist was just pulled up in this thread.

I knew you would be the first to defend your love interest....did you pee the bed last night?

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:we have lost to the bull, nets, and cavs, we look very attractive right now.

Who's is the better #8 pick, 2017 frank or 2018 sexton. and it's not even close, it's by a land slide

AgendaBoy continues to go off the rails. By the way that draft thread you claimed didnt exist was just pulled up in this thread.

I knew you would be the first to defend your love interest....did you pee the bed last night?

Wow thats so original, I guess getting exposed gets you pissy. No to answer your weird question I didnt BUT Kevin Knox throwing down that big dunk certainly got me pumped

https:/http:///en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_NBA_draft

go look at this list , of the 60 players that were drafted 4 yrs ago, less than 10 are on the team that drafted them, half are not even in the league any more..

Only 1 player (embiid) is an all star..

so who is getting expose.

smackeddog wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:we have lost to the bull, nets, and cavs, we look very attractive right now.

Who's is the better #8 pick, 2017 frank or 2018 sexton. and it's not even close, it's by a land slide

AgendaBoy continues to go off the rails. By the way that draft thread you claimed didnt exist was just pulled up in this thread.

I knew you would be the first to defend your love interest....did you pee the bed last night?

Wow thats so original, I guess getting exposed gets you pissy. No to answer your weird question I didnt BUT Kevin Knox throwing down that big dunk certainly got me pumped

https:/http:///en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_NBA_draft

go look at this list , of the 60 players that were drafted 4 yrs ago, less than 10 are on the team that drafted them, half are not even in the league any more..

Only 1 player (embiid) is an all star..

so who is getting expose.

I never suggested every draft pick is a guarantee. But just trading picks and youth for veterans like we did for 15 years obviously didn’t work. With KP coming back,along with a free agent,another top pick mixed with the kids we already have developing under fiz is a much better plans. Yes you want win right away but the reality is with a young team missing their top player wins are gonna be tough the first year. I rather have a chance of long sustainable success than just selling off assets to barely make the playoffs and get bounced the the first round...then being back to square one

It's maddening trying to get knicks1248 to understand this basic concept. High pick= best chance to land a star (and on a cheap locked in contract), because you get first dibs at them. Best chance of getting high pick= lose games. He retorts with "oh but there are lots of times drafted players have been bad", oblivious to the basic point you've just tried to make. Give yourself best chance= best chance of success. Yes you can get lucky outside of that, but the odds are less.

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:we have lost to the bull, nets, and cavs, we look very attractive right now.

Who's is the better #8 pick, 2017 frank or 2018 sexton. and it's not even close, it's by a land slide

AgendaBoy continues to go off the rails. By the way that draft thread you claimed didnt exist was just pulled up in this thread.

I knew you would be the first to defend your love interest....did you pee the bed last night?

Wow thats so original, I guess getting exposed gets you pissy. No to answer your weird question I didnt BUT Kevin Knox throwing down that big dunk certainly got me pumped

https:/http:///en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_NBA_draft

go look at this list , of the 60 players that were drafted 4 yrs ago, less than 10 are on the team that drafted them, half are not even in the league any more..

Only 1 player (embiid) is an all star..

so who is getting expose.

I never suggested every draft pick is a guarantee. But just trading picks and youth for veterans like we did for 15 years obviously didn’t work. With KP coming back,along with a free agent,another top pick mixed with the kids we already have developing under fiz is a much better plans. Yes you want win right away but the reality is with a young team missing their top player wins are gonna be tough the first year. I rather have a chance of long sustainable success than just selling off assets to barely make the playoffs and get bounced the the first round...then being back to square one

It didn't work for us because we traded for the wrong type of players, it worked for Boston, it worked for Toronto, it worked for the Lakers, it worked for Houston, it worked for Denver.

Making bad trades and drafting bad players will give you the same results. You could tank and draft mario or trey burke, then wtf do you tell your fan base..be patient

The problem with you is that your so caught up on the IT ERA and the Bargiani trade(which scared us into not trading for lowry) that you think it's almost impossible for this franchise to make a good trade.

If the average length of an NBA player is 4.8 yrs, how many can you afford on development, which is why so many young players get moved after yr 2 if they don't show a vast improvement..

Im not banking on no draft pick to move the needle, just like im not banking on lottery #s to pay my bills..

Cartman718 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:we have lost to the bull, nets, and cavs, we look very attractive right now.

Who's is the better #8 pick, 2017 frank or 2018 sexton. and it's not even close, it's by a land slide

AgendaBoy continues to go off the rails. By the way that draft thread you claimed didnt exist was just pulled up in this thread.

I knew you would be the first to defend your love interest....did you pee the bed last night?

Wow thats so original, I guess getting exposed gets you pissy. No to answer your weird question I didnt BUT Kevin Knox throwing down that big dunk certainly got me pumped

https:/http:///en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_NBA_draft

go look at this list , of the 60 players that were drafted 4 yrs ago, less than 10 are on the team that drafted them, half are not even in the league any more..

Only 1 player (embiid) is an all star..

so who is getting expose.

I never suggested every draft pick is a guarantee. But just trading picks and youth for veterans like we did for 15 years obviously didn’t work. With KP coming back,along with a free agent,another top pick mixed with the kids we already have developing under fiz is a much better plans. Yes you want win right away but the reality is with a young team missing their top player wins are gonna be tough the first year. I rather have a chance of long sustainable success than just selling off assets to barely make the playoffs and get bounced the the first round...then being back to square one

It didn't work for us because we traded for the wrong type of players, it worked for Boston, it worked for Toronto, it worked for the Lakers, it worked for Houston, it worked for Denver.

Making bad trades and drafting bad players will give you the same results. You could tank and draft mario or trey burke, then wtf do you tell your fan base..be patient

The problem with you is that your so caught up on the IT ERA and the Bargiani trade(which scared us into not trading for lowry) that you think it's almost impossible for this franchise to make a good trade.

If the average length of an NBA player is 4.8 yrs, how many can you afford on development, which is why so many young players get moved after yr 2 if they don't show a vast improvement..

Im not banking on no draft pick to move the needle, just like im not banking on lottery #s to pay my bills..

You have already gone on record to say that you don't trust perry and mills to make the right trade and yet you want them to pull the trigger. Read the thread: How we won the Melo trade.

SMH.

sidsanders wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:

StarksEwing1 wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:we have lost to the bull, nets, and cavs, we look very attractive right now.

Who's is the better #8 pick, 2017 frank or 2018 sexton. and it's not even close, it's by a land slide

AgendaBoy continues to go off the rails. By the way that draft thread you claimed didnt exist was just pulled up in this thread.

I knew you would be the first to defend your love interest....did you pee the bed last night?

Wow thats so original, I guess getting exposed gets you pissy. No to answer your weird question I didnt BUT Kevin Knox throwing down that big dunk certainly got me pumped

https:/http:///en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_NBA_draft

go look at this list , of the 60 players that were drafted 4 yrs ago, less than 10 are on the team that drafted them, half are not even in the league any more..

Only 1 player (embiid) is an all star..

so who is getting expose.

I never suggested every draft pick is a guarantee. But just trading picks and youth for veterans like we did for 15 years obviously didn’t work. With KP coming back,along with a free agent,another top pick mixed with the kids we already have developing under fiz is a much better plans. Yes you want win right away but the reality is with a young team missing their top player wins are gonna be tough the first year. I rather have a chance of long sustainable success than just selling off assets to barely make the playoffs and get bounced the the first round...then being back to square one

It didn't work for us because we traded for the wrong type of players, it worked for Boston, it worked for Toronto, it worked for the Lakers, it worked for Houston, it worked for Denver.

Making bad trades and drafting bad players will give you the same results. You could tank and draft mario or trey burke, then wtf do you tell your fan base..be patient

The problem with you is that your so caught up on the IT ERA and the Bargiani trade(which scared us into not trading for lowry) that you think it's almost impossible for this franchise to make a good trade.

If the average length of an NBA player is 4.8 yrs, how many can you afford on development, which is why so many young players get moved after yr 2 if they don't show a vast improvement..

Im not banking on no draft pick to move the needle, just like im not banking on lottery #s to pay my bills..

how do you make a trade when you dont have anything of value someone would want -- triplet has mentioned this to you in this very thread. if you do have things of value, you may not want to unload them. context matters, situation matters. always be prepared to take advantage. the knicks have stunk doing this. just because they have does not mean they always will.

so you dont like the draft, dont think the FO can make a trade and dont see how they can get fa cuz the team stinks. why are you a fan again? you have nothing to look forward to based on your posting style. however, carry on with angry fist shakes at a situation you cannot change. i have learned my lesson on that as a sports fan.

You forgot KP may not be a real franchise player and he may be injury prone and Perry should sign him to a 1 5mil prove it contract just to be sure. And if he doesn't then he doesn't know what he is doing.