from nypost

Positives: Ming's sparkling outside shooting and his grace in running the floor for a big man, dribbling between his legs and around his back, ensured himself of being the first or second pick in the draft. The best part of the Chicago trip was the Knicks worked him out privately the day before and spoke with him later at length - the strongest indication he wants to play in New York.

Negatives: During a low-post drill, Christoffersen, a 300-pounder who probably will go in the second round, backed in on Ming and sent the 240-pounder flying back. Christoffersen turned and sank the uncontested shot.

These are the best and worst things i could find on him after the work-outs. He wants to play in New York and has more skills at 7-6 than anyone else in history. They also say he's only 240lbs which isn't great, but hopefully we'll see him listed around 270lbs by next season. I definetly see us looking to make a trade for him because he will likely be the next great NBA center.

There have been more negatives than positives publicized since the workout. This could be very good for the Knicks. Even Jerry West said something like "I expect him to be a top 5 or 6 pick". That, and all the other negative stuff, could make a team like Chicago think twice about taking him ahead of a Jason Williams or Dajuan Wagner.

It has been suggested that Ming purposely performed below par with the intention of falling in the draft so that he can come to NY. This sounds good to me! I think he would be a steal with the #6 pick. It's not the #1 pick we're talking about. It's worth the gamble.

I know, I'm probably reading too much into all this stuff and it's unlikely he will drop that far, but I can dream can't I?