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Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.)

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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1841 » by Guano » Fri Apr 21, 2017 1:27 am

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I'm going to freak out if we don't draft a pg. It's a joke at this point how long we have needed a pg.


last heavy pg draft we f*cked up our tank and ended up with a sh*tty big - history has a way of repeating itself.



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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1842 » by 2010 » Fri Apr 21, 2017 1:30 am

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You're wasting your time. Just sit back and read their responses on draft night after Phil drafts Frank or someone else instead of DSJr and a few others mentioned.

Some people didn't pay attention to Phil's chronicles about short point guards, yet they believe Phil is going to waste his draft pick on a player that is 6'1" or 6'2".

I see Phil drafting Frank Ntilikina (6'5) with the 7th pick, or trading down and taking Terrance Ferguson (6'7).



Big PGs like Iman Shumpert always pan out in the NBA.

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Shump wasn't drafted to be a PG, and Shump would've panned out better if he didn't lose his bounce with the ACL


Shump actually was drafted to play PG:

“I think with our team offensively, he probably will play more point than he will two guard, because Chauncey can play ‘two’ probably as good as anybody,” Walsh said. “I think he can run pick-and-roll, I think he’ll see the play, and he’ll get better at it.”
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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1843 » by whocares1 » Fri Apr 21, 2017 1:32 am

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last heavy pg draft we f*cked up our tank and ended up with a sh*tty big - history has a way of repeating itself.


Difference is that management wanted one player and only one player. They had no real plan B. Let's hope that's not the case this time.

And they told everyone who that one player they wanted was


Im not sure how that mattered. The mistake was not being in a position to draft him. Golden State wanted him they just weren't as public about it, it's not like Knicks wanting him uncovered him to the rest of the league.
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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1844 » by 3toheadmelo » Fri Apr 21, 2017 1:35 am

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Pg isn't and shouldn’t be a priority because we run the triangle.

You guys need to understand that. Thats why guys like dsjr were always pipe dreams. A ball Dominant
Guard is not what we need and its not what phil wants.


You're wasting your time. Just sit back and read their responses on draft night after Phil drafts Frank or someone else instead of DSJr and a few others mentioned.

Some people didn't pay attention to Phil's chronicles about short point guards, yet they believe Phil is going to waste his draft pick on a player that is 6'1" or 6'2".

I see Phil drafting Frank Ntilikina (6'5) with the 7th pick, or trading down and taking Terrance Ferguson (6'7).

Then why did Phil trade for Rose? You may say that he will think he made a mistake and won't ever make a move like that again, but it's still a decision made by phil thats counter to the assumed Phil way of thinking. No one really knows what decision he will make on draft day for sure.

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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1845 » by Oscirus » Fri Apr 21, 2017 1:46 am

whocares1 wrote:
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whocares1 wrote:
Difference is that management wanted one player and only one player. They had no real plan B. Let's hope that's not the case this time.

And they told everyone who that one player they wanted was


Im not sure how that mattered. The mistake was not being in a position to draft him. Golden State wanted him they just weren't as public about it, it's not like Knicks wanting him uncovered him to the rest of the league.

Yea, I don't see how anybody would think that people would look at the Knicks as a model of scouting excellencel. Hell, Curry even refused to work out for GS and they still drafted him.
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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1846 » by Mecca » Fri Apr 21, 2017 1:47 am

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Big PGs like Iman Shumpert always pan out in the NBA.

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Shump wasn't drafted to be a PG, and Shump would've panned out better if he didn't lose his bounce with the ACL


Shump actually was drafted to play PG:

“I think with our team offensively, he probably will play more point than he will two guard, because Chauncey can play ‘two’ probably as good as anybody,” Walsh said. “I think he can run pick-and-roll, I think he’ll see the play, and he’ll get better at it.”
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http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/24/sports/basketball/knicks-take-georgia-tech-guard-shumpert.html


Except he was playing the 2 almost 80% of the time. He barely ever ran the 1 as a Knick.
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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1847 » by whocares1 » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:00 am

Mecca wrote:
2010 wrote:
Mecca wrote:
Shump wasn't drafted to be a PG, and Shump would've panned out better if he didn't lose his bounce with the ACL


Shump actually was drafted to play PG:

“I think with our team offensively, he probably will play more point than he will two guard, because Chauncey can play ‘two’ probably as good as anybody,” Walsh said. “I think he can run pick-and-roll, I think he’ll see the play, and he’ll get better at it.”
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http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/24/sports/basketball/knicks-take-georgia-tech-guard-shumpert.html


Except he was playing the 2 almost 80% of the time. He barely ever ran the 1 as a Knick.


You're right but that's not what he said. If that Walsh quote is true then Shump WAS drafted to play point guard. It just didn't happen.
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Post#1848 » by koogiking » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:11 am

Walsh compared Landry Fields to John Havlicek
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Post#1849 » by Mecca » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:24 am

whocares1 wrote:
Mecca wrote:
2010 wrote:
Shump actually was drafted to play PG:

“I think with our team offensively, he probably will play more point than he will two guard, because Chauncey can play ‘two’ probably as good as anybody,” Walsh said. “I think he can run pick-and-roll, I think he’ll see the play, and he’ll get better at it.”
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http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/24/sports/basketball/knicks-take-georgia-tech-guard-shumpert.html


Except he was playing the 2 almost 80% of the time. He barely ever ran the 1 as a Knick.


You're right but that's not what he said. If that Walsh quote is true then Shump WAS drafted to play point guard. It just didn't happen.


You're trying too hard. He barely ever played point with us so your point is moot.
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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1850 » by whocares1 » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:28 am

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Except he was playing the 2 almost 80% of the time. He barely ever ran the 1 as a Knick.


You're right but that's not what he said. If that Walsh quote is true then Shump WAS drafted to play point guard. It just didn't happen.


You're trying too hard. He barely ever played point with us so your point is moot.


It's not even my point. It was his..just saying he's technically right if that's what Walsh said.
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Post#1851 » by Jeff Van Gully » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:31 am

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Iron Mantis wrote:Kill me for this, but if DSJ is off the board, and it comes down to Frank or Isaac I'm picking Isaac and playing him at the 4.

I like his range, mobility, and defensive potential.


I'm going to freak out if we don't draft a pg. It's a joke at this point how long we have needed a pg.


last heavy pg draft we f*cked up our tank and ended up with a sh*tty big - history has a way of repeating itself.


2009? messed up the tank?

team went 7-15 over the last 22... 4-13 over last 17. team was trash from december on. i think 2 short win streaks in january, but straight basura after that.
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Post#1852 » by WargamesX » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:32 am

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Except he was playing the 2 almost 80% of the time. He barely ever ran the 1 as a Knick.


You're right but that's not what he said. If that Walsh quote is true then Shump WAS drafted to play point guard. It just didn't happen.


You're trying too hard. He barely ever played point with us so your point is moot.


If I remember right they asked him to work on his handle over the offseason twice to improve it enough to play PG but he was too busy doing promotional work with the NBA overseas
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Post#1853 » by Jeff Van Gully » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:34 am

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K-DOT wrote:And they told everyone who that one player they wanted was


Im not sure how that mattered. The mistake was not being in a position to draft him. Golden State wanted him they just weren't as public about it, it's not like Knicks wanting him uncovered him to the rest of the league.

Yea, I don't see how anybody would think that people would look at the Knicks as a modeling of scouting potential. Hell, Curry even refused to work out for GS and they still drafted him.


people really think curry and NYK's mutual interest is the reason GS took him? that's silly.
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Post#1854 » by N Y K » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:35 am

mocks mean nothing, but i must say how pleased i am to see how often they have us taking fox at seven
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Post#1855 » by Knickerbock » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:37 am

I was not willing to take the risk with Frank before.. When we were looking at the 4-5-6 seed...

But now that we are in the 7-8-9 pick range.. I am okay with going for Frank Nitlikina..

At worst he will be a defensive guard who can handle and shoot the ball some.. and bring some much needed intelligence to this Knicks roster..
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Post#1856 » by Knickerbock » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:39 am

koogiking wrote:Walsh compared Landry Fields to John Havlicek


I miss Landry Fields.. His rookie season was fun to watch.. Loved his put back dunks on missed free throws!
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Post#1857 » by WargamesX » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:45 am

Knickerbock wrote:I was not willing to take the risk with Frank before.. When we were looking at the 4-5-6 seed...

But now that we are in the 7-8-9 pick range.. I am okay with going for Frank Nitlikina..

At worst he will be a defensive guard who can handle and shoot the ball some.. and bring some much needed intelligence to this Knicks roster..


I actually think if they draft Frank it will be to play mostly 2 guard and they might look to start Baker at PG next year (with randle as his backup) since the two of them seem to understand the offense best.
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Re: Draft Thread Fury's #9 FTW! - Picking 7th Currently (Also, no to Isaac.) 

Post#1858 » by FemaleDogPlease » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:46 am

Shumpert was drafted as a big PG and sucked as a PG.

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Post#1859 » by whocares1 » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:47 am

PorzinGAWD wrote:
Knickerbock wrote:I was not willing to take the risk with Frank before.. When we were looking at the 4-5-6 seed...

But now that we are in the 7-8-9 pick range.. I am okay with going for Frank Nitlikina..

At worst he will be a defensive guard who can handle and shoot the ball some.. and bring some much needed intelligence to this Knicks roster..


I actually think if they draft Frank it will be to play mostly 2 guard and they might look to start Baker at PG next year (with randle as his backup) since the two of them seem to understand the offense best.


Sounds like Phil's trying to build the 16-17 Miami Heat.
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Post#1860 » by Knickerbock » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:53 am

FemaleDogPlease wrote:Shumpert was drafted as a big PG and sucked as a PG.




Shumpert was a SG from Day 1...

But Knicks experimented running him at point... Which worked defensively but failed on the other end.. Mostly ended up giving the ball into iso Melo or handing it over to JR smith..

Frank Nitilkina likes to play off the ball.. But he can actually play point guard.

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