dakomish23 wrote:Get more picks
Would you rather give Frank, Knox, and DSJR another shot or try to use them to acquire new picks in this draft?
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dakomish23 wrote:Get more picks
jvsimonetti0514 wrote:dakomish23 wrote:Get more picks
Would you rather give Frank, Knox, and DSJR another shot or try to use them to acquire new picks in this draft?
Jimmit79 wrote:Yea RJ played well he was definitely the x factor
NewYorkPride85 wrote:
At 13 he would be a steal. The more I thought about the hiring of Payne the more I started to look at Wiseman the more I asked myself why he couldn't play the 4 along side with Mitch. From the articles I have read they have his comparison as AD lite but doesnt AD prefer to play the 4 because of his skill set. Why not take him if he is available and have Payne work with him so he can actually reach that potential since AD was coached by Payne in Kentucky. I might be wrong since there isn't a substantial amount of data to prove what type of player he will be since he didn't play much last year much like Mitch didn't play college ball at all. If we cant land any of the top two players, I'd be more than happy with Wiseman. If he were to actually drop to that range (Which I highly doubt) I would package our first round pick from the Clippers and absorb some salary to help get us in that range.
dakomish23 wrote:jvsimonetti0514 wrote:dakomish23 wrote:Get more picks
Would you rather give Frank, Knox, and DSJR another shot or try to use them to acquire new picks in this draft?
Depends on the picks
moocow007 wrote:NewYorkPride85 wrote:
At 13 he would be a steal. The more I thought about the hiring of Payne the more I started to look at Wiseman the more I asked myself why he couldn't play the 4 along side with Mitch. From the articles I have read they have his comparison as AD lite but doesnt AD prefer to play the 4 because of his skill set. Why not take him if he is available and have Payne work with him so he can actually reach that potential since AD was coached by Payne in Kentucky. I might be wrong since there isn't a substantial amount of data to prove what type of player he will be since he didn't play much last year much like Mitch didn't play college ball at all. If we cant land any of the top two players, I'd be more than happy with Wiseman. If he were to actually drop to that range (Which I highly doubt) I would package our first round pick from the Clippers and absorb some salary to help get us in that range.
Not sure about the AD lite thing but Wiseman without question has the potential to be the best player in this draft...BY FAR. The question isn't about his physical tools or his basketball skills, it's about whether he's closer to a Michael Olowakandi or an Alonzo Mourning from a mindset standpoint. That's his realistic range which is pretty huge. You take Wiseman top of the draft and his mentality doesn't come close to matching the physical tools and basketball skills potential, you could be on the hook for drafting the next Olowakandi which will likely get you fired. I think that's the reason why folks are afraid of taking him at the top of the draft. But at 13? That's way too low IMO. My expectation is that Wiseman will go in the top 5 just based on sheer and utter physical tools and skill set potential. It's interesting that Wiseman has been so hyped that him basically him acting like any of the lesser hyped 19 year olds is actually being viewed as a negative when it should just not be a positive (him being a typical 19 year old). It's a real weird double standard that folks for whatever reason are just buying into hook, line and sinker. I still have Ball, Edwards, Wiseman and Okongwu as the 4 top guys (in no particular order) from an overall big board standpoint. All 4 of these guys have tremendous upside (people keep pidgeon holing Okongwu either hasn't watched him play or doesn't understand what he can become and instead is just assuming he's a "defensive shortish big") AND can contribute right away in some manner. Everyone else either isn't ready to contribute or doesn't have the realistic upside (or both).
thebuzzardman wrote:Only 2 days before Knick fans become wildly disappointed in the draft order!
3toheadmelo wrote:DX has updated its best available players which is basically a big board. Precious Achiuwa is now #10. Keep sleeping though lol
Richard4444 wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:Only 2 days before Knick fans become wildly disappointed in the draft order!
Why are we going to be disappointed about the draft order 4 days before the lottery?
3toheadmelo wrote:DX has updated its best available players which is basically a big board. Precious Achiuwa is now #10. Keep sleeping though lol
thebuzzardman wrote:Only 2 days before Knick fans become wildly disappointed in the draft order!
BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:I don’t know if it’s the KP hire or the Post article but I’m becoming more intrigued with Tyrese Maxey as a dark horse candidate outside the top 4.
Richard4444 wrote:BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:I don’t know if it’s the KP hire or the Post article but I’m becoming more intrigued with Tyrese Maxey as a dark horse candidate outside the top 4.
Will we really use KP to refer to Kenny Payne??
Richard4444 wrote:BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:I don’t know if it’s the KP hire or the Post article but I’m becoming more intrigued with Tyrese Maxey as a dark horse candidate outside the top 4.
Will we really use KP to refer to Kenny Payne??
robillionaire wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:DX has updated its best available players which is basically a big board. Precious Achiuwa is now #10. Keep sleeping though lol
he might be good but if we take him with our top 10 pick i'll be furious
jvsimonetti0514 wrote:dakomish23 wrote:jvsimonetti0514 wrote:
Would you rather give Frank, Knox, and DSJR another shot or try to use them to acquire new picks in this draft?
Depends on the picks
Let’s say Knox gets you 25 Frank 31 and DSJR gets you 45?