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Post#361 » by malik959 » Sun Jun 28, 2020 6:50 pm

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I like dat kid! He look like he can B an offensive juggernaut. But how is dat D? :noway:

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Post#362 » by knickstape4ever » Sun Jun 28, 2020 9:20 pm

w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey
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Post#363 » by moocow007 » Sun Jun 28, 2020 10:53 pm

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Any scouting video that cites Wiseman’s lack of commitment and drive is lazy analysis in my view. Sorry not sorry.

You have to dig deeper to see how Wiseman took defeats in HS and how he locked himself in the gym working on his FTs as this was a reason for one of those losses.

Also one criticism on him back in HS was his lack of motor which is now actually one of his strengths.

Doesn’t mean that if you have a calm demeanor you lack that competitive drive.


I read that analysis as relative not absolute. Hes comparing the two and saying what each guys has above the other. In that instance Okongwu would pretty much beat just about any other player in this draft. I wouldn't take that as a total slight on Wiseman. Heck I voted for Wiseman ahead of Okongwu (and even ahead of Hayes) and I agree with what the guy says. And Wiseman isn't always the most engaged and he does settle at times (that's the honus when you're that physically gifted). If Wiseman played with the same intensity and motor as Okongwu he'd be the sure bet no.1 pick not just in this draft but just about any draft. That hes not even the consensus no.1 in a weak draft says something.


Nah I’ve read that as absolute but could be just me.

A survey conducted by the Stadium revealed that 20 out of 35 league executives said they would be drafting Wiseman with the number 1 pick with the next guy only half of the votes he tallied. I don’t know if there was something wrong with their methodology but am not surprised at all with the result.

If he had played a full season and was not suspended I have little doubt he would have been consensus #1.
I don't disagree on Wisemans position had he played a full season. I said he'd likely have been the Wooden Award winner. Its really a testament to just how dominant Wiseman is even if you don't like his motor compared to a guy like Okongwu. Ive said if Wiseman gets dialed in he would be the top pick in just about any draft. The whole suspension thing definitely hurt him. And this vid is more for me a testament of how good a player like Okongwu is if he actually can be compared to Wiseman than a slight on Wiseman. I would be tickled pink if the Knicks end up with Wiseman.

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Post#364 » by moocow007 » Sun Jun 28, 2020 10:55 pm

knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey
IMO they should be focused on getting the BPA at 27. Just like they should at 6 or whenever they pick. If that BPA is a shooter, great.

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Post#365 » by Signature NYK » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:05 pm

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After LaMelo and Killian, our guy Terry is going to be that Walt Perrin type pick. The T2 club.

We'll need moral support my Dude to hang in there with this pick no matter what :D .

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Post#366 » by Zenzibar » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:24 pm

moocow007 wrote:
knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey
IMO they should be focused on getting the BPA at 27. Just like they should at 6 or whenever they pick. If that BPA is a shooter, great.

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It's a meh move if you just sit there and hope, when you can buddle the last two picks and slide into the teens.
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Post#367 » by mpharris36 » Sun Jun 28, 2020 11:32 pm

knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey


they would have to move up to the lottery to get one of those guys.
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Post#368 » by Strick » Mon Jun 29, 2020 12:14 am

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After LaMelo and Killian, our guy Terry is going to be that Walt Perrin type pick. The T2 club.

We'll need moral support my Dude to hang in there with this pick no matter what :D .

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Post#369 » by 2010 » Mon Jun 29, 2020 1:17 am

knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey


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Post#370 » by knickstape4ever » Mon Jun 29, 2020 3:41 am

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knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey
IMO they should be focused on getting the BPA at 27. Just like they should at 6 or whenever they pick. If that BPA is a shooter, great.

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It's a meh move if you just sit there and hope, when you can buddle the last two picks and slide into the teens.


or take on salary in order to move up. the FO should take advantage of having cap space by using it to move up and/or acquire more picks, something they should have done last offseason

I'd look at a team like the Magic as a target for their 1st rounder (either via trade or trade up). at the moment, they have the 8th highest payroll (121.1M) for 2020/2021, and for a 7/8 seed in a small market, they could be looking to cut salary. Also they didn't sign their 2019 1st rounder Chuma Okeke, which they are going to do now that he is fully healthy. They might not want to pay 2 1st rounders, given their cap situation and the effect on league revenue/the cap due to covid
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Post#371 » by knickstape4ever » Mon Jun 29, 2020 3:44 am

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knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey


they would have to move up to the lottery to get one of those guys.


potentially, but it'd doable. Jazz moved up from #24 to #13 for Mitchell and the cost was just Trey Lyles (who was coming off a poor sophomore season)

I'd try to use the cap space angle of taking on a contract to move up, but maybe some other team wants DSJ, I doubt it, but maybe
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Post#372 » by Richard4444 » Mon Jun 29, 2020 7:02 am

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knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey
IMO they should be focused on getting the BPA at 27. Just like they should at 6 or whenever they pick. If that BPA is a shooter, great.

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Post#373 » by mpharris36 » Mon Jun 29, 2020 1:12 pm

knickstape4ever wrote:
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knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey


they would have to move up to the lottery to get one of those guys.


potentially, but it'd doable. Jazz moved up from #24 to #13 for Mitchell and the cost was just Trey Lyles (who was coming off a poor sophomore season)

I'd try to use the cap space angle of taking on a contract to move up, but maybe some other team wants DSJ, I doubt it, but maybe


if we move up from 27 into the backhalf of the lottery for DSJ I would literally do cartwheels around my house.
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Post#374 » by moocow007 » Mon Jun 29, 2020 1:24 pm

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knickstape4ever wrote:w/ the #27 pick, the FO should prioritize moving up to land 1 of the top shooters: Nesmith, Vassell, Bey
IMO they should be focused on getting the BPA at 27. Just like they should at 6 or whenever they pick. If that BPA is a shooter, great.

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It's a meh move if you just sit there and hope, when you can buddle the last two picks and slide into the teens.


OH sure. If we can move up absolutely. My point was more, if they are stuck at 27 pick BPA. Basically, wherever they pick, pick BPA. If it's a shooter then fine. If it's not then it's not. You can find shooters in free agency so you don't have to 'must draft a shooter'.
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Post#375 » by robillionaire » Mon Jun 29, 2020 1:25 pm

someone good and unexpected will be there at 27 and if we get our PG with our initial pick I'd probably just wait and see who falls, but if we give up something to move up, I hope it's to take someone who we thought would go top 10 that falls down there or if not maybe a raw talent with upside like hampton or a lower tier PG like cole kira maxey or terry if they are still there and we missed out on a PG with the first pick
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Post#376 » by 3toheadmelo » Mon Jun 29, 2020 1:31 pm

robillionaire wrote:someone good and unexpected will be there at 27 and if we get our PG with our initial pick I'd probably just wait and see who falls, but if we give up something to move up, I hope it's to take someone who we thought would go top 10 that falls down there or if not maybe a raw talent with upside like hampton or a lower tier PG like cole kira maxey or terry if they are still there and we missed out on a PG with the first pick

I doubt any of those guys will be there. The only other PG I see falling to 27 would be Theo Maledon aka Malekina
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Post#377 » by robillionaire » Mon Jun 29, 2020 1:39 pm

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robillionaire wrote:someone good and unexpected will be there at 27 and if we get our PG with our initial pick I'd probably just wait and see who falls, but if we give up something to move up, I hope it's to take someone who we thought would go top 10 that falls down there or if not maybe a raw talent with upside like hampton or a lower tier PG like cole kira maxey or terry if they are still there and we missed out on a PG with the first pick

I doubt any of those guys will be there. The only other PG I see falling to 27 would be Theo Maledon aka Malekina


I agree those guys probably won't be there at 27. That's why I would target them if we traded up. I would be looking to find value and not reach

as far as PG who might be there at 27, maledon, terry, nico mannion, maybe tre jones, but I don't think they are sure fire starters. if we stay at 27 I would just be looking to select the BPA as someone else mentioned

Pokusevski and Bolmaro might be a couple to watch at 27 as well as ramsey, stewart, josh green, jalen smith, or achiuwa
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Post#378 » by 3toheadmelo » Mon Jun 29, 2020 1:51 pm

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robillionaire wrote:someone good and unexpected will be there at 27 and if we get our PG with our initial pick I'd probably just wait and see who falls, but if we give up something to move up, I hope it's to take someone who we thought would go top 10 that falls down there or if not maybe a raw talent with upside like hampton or a lower tier PG like cole kira maxey or terry if they are still there and we missed out on a PG with the first pick

I doubt any of those guys will be there. The only other PG I see falling to 27 would be Theo Maledon aka Malekina


I agree those guys probably won't be there at 27. That's why I would target them if we traded up. I would be looking to find value and not reach

as far as PG who might be there at 27, maledon, terry, nico mannion, maybe tre jones, but I don't think they are sure fire starters. if we stay at 27 I would just be looking to select the BPA as someone else mentioned

Pokusevski and Bolmaro might be a couple to watch at 27 as well as ramsey, stewart, josh green, jalen smith, or achiuwa

I think Achiuwa is going lottery

But I am hoping my guy Karim Mane stays in the draft and we can scoop him up with our 2nd round pick. I like his potential more than all the other PG’s in the 27 range and a couple other lottery guys
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Post#380 » by mpharris36 » Mon Jun 29, 2020 2:53 pm

3toheadmelo wrote:Toppin and Haliburton has been working on their weaknesses

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Working out with Myles Powell, being able to guard that type of player -- he's a great guard. Everyone knows what he did at Seton Hall. He's helping me a lot, forcing me to get low and really play defense. If I don't, he's going to destroy me every play.


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