Williams!

I'd trade it down for a couple of more picks, but still one pick within the top 10 is a must.

If the Knicks were to get the #1, and wouldn't trade it down, it would probably be Ming.

I'd rather have

Drew Gooden,
Chris Wilcox,
Quintel Woods,
Marcus Haislip,
Chris Marcus or my favorite

Smush Smush (he's not a top 10 pick thopugh, maybe even a second rounder if he declares at all)

Actually I would like to know if any of the european prospects would declare themselves, "Nickoloz Tskitishvili 6-11 PF (Georgia) 1983" is thinking about following Pau Gasol his footsteps and make himself eligible this year (and he might be better guys watch out for him).

http://nbadraft.net/2003.htm

http://si.telebasket.com/player_info.asp?id_player=10960

sidenote: is anyone a memebr of this site? Would like to know if they have any good scouting reports on which to further base our preferences.

http://nbadraftreport.rivals.com/

Eventhough I like Drew someone raised the question whether Drew isn't to small to be a good 4 and hasn't a good enough jumper to be a 3. We really should consider the difference between college and the nba as well.

I would take Wilcox or Stoudemire in a heartbeat.

sidenote: I read Tyson Chandler grew an entire inch this year making him 7'1". That's another advantage of selecting young players.

[Edited by - knicksbabyyeah on 03/12/2002 03:55:15]