This young kid is a baller. He has a complete game. Too bad that he is in a small market and is not getting the recognition that he deserves, but this dude plays defense and can score at will. Last night Detroit failed to use this young kid as a go 2 guy despite the fact that he was killing whomever was guarding him. He was on fire, and his team-mates have selfishly ignored him even when he was open. Rip, Ben Wallace, and the PGs could have done a much better job at dumping the ball to this dude. He was calling for the ball at every possession, but never got served. Frankly, that is the reason why they lost. I know that Larry was extremely pissed, because he called several plays for Prince, but his teammates failed to execute as they should have......At this point, I think that Prince and Wade are the two best guards in the game. Lebron is good, but Prince is much better than Carmelo and Bron.

Much better than Bron? I think thats a reach and very hard to tell at this point because of the team TP plays with. But if you put Bron on that team, I think they are significantly better.

TP is a lockdown defender and Bron's D is average at best. I would absolutely love to have a guy like this on our team.

Anyway, I love Prince's game, and I'd love to have him in New York. I think we may have our own Tayshaun in Ariza.

ariza would need a lot of offensive polish. tayshaun doesn't look amazing on O, but he can consistently knock down jumpshots and score on drives to the hoop not ending in dunks. ariza needs a lot of work, he came into the league less experienced than tayshaun, but he's definitely got that potential.

Posted by diderotn:

Too bad that he is in a small market

Detroit is the 10th largest TV market in the US. Hardly "small".

Okay, sorry to interrupt, as I am no longer a Knick fan and have nothing to say about them other than "I come back when Dolan leaves NYC!" Still, I enjoy seeing Bonn1997 and diderotn spin their wheels, hoping that Marbury will suddenly become useful in the NBA. The fact that he couldn't lead the USA to a gold medal, with Duncan no less, tells me all I need to know about that punk b#$%h.

Carry on. Good luck in there, fishy!

T got amazing instincts for being at the right place at the right time. He makes amazing clutch plays. Last year he blocks reggies shot that would have won it.

He is not a go to guy, but a very important player who will do things on defense, and on offense that are not stats.

Reezy shows similar promise.

Posted by DefAndReb:

Posted by diderotn:

Too bad that he is in a small market

Detroit is the 10th largest TV market in the US. Hardly "small".

Okay, sorry to interrupt, as I am no longer a Knick fan and have nothing to say about them other than "I come back when Dolan leaves NYC!" Still, I enjoy seeing Bonn1997 and diderotn spin their wheels, hoping that Marbury will suddenly become useful in the NBA. The fact that he couldn't lead the USA to a gold medal, with Duncan no less, tells me all I need to know about that punk b#$%h.

Carry on. Good luck in there, fishy!

You can't really tell me that you think Marbury was the reason the team didn't win the gold. He was the only player on the US that played well in the medal round. He played better than Lebron, Iverson, and Wade in the medal round.