Poll: Ron Artest or Tayshawn Prince....Choose Now!
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Poll: Ron Artest or Tayshawn Prince....Choose Now!
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Poll: Ron Artest or Tayshawn Prince....Choose Now!
If we were to be able to keep Curry, Zach, Lee, Crawford, Nate, Balkman and still have either Prince or Artest, who would you choose...?
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They do the same thing, but Tayshaun's game is more 'normal.' Artest is kind of a tweener, he can guard 2s, 3s, 4s, sometimes even Cs and PGs. On offense though, he's more of a slow-moving post-up option that can kill your ball movement and makes dumb plays.
Tayshaun's an oversized guard that relies more on leaping ability, reach, and speed. He can guard all the perimeter positions, but I wouldnt put him on a PF with post game. On offense he has all the necessary skills, spot up jumpers, jumpers off the dribble, post ups and excellent dunking ability.
The thing is, the Knicks need a top-5 talent and while Tayshaun IMO would result in more wins, Artest can give the Knicks an identity. I hate to say it but Artest could be invaluable in inserting that blue-collar, 'defense wins championships' mindset. He can't stay more than a few years though... I dont see him being stable enough in the long-term to do more than develop that mindset and then leave.
Tayshaun's an oversized guard that relies more on leaping ability, reach, and speed. He can guard all the perimeter positions, but I wouldnt put him on a PF with post game. On offense he has all the necessary skills, spot up jumpers, jumpers off the dribble, post ups and excellent dunking ability.
The thing is, the Knicks need a top-5 talent and while Tayshaun IMO would result in more wins, Artest can give the Knicks an identity. I hate to say it but Artest could be invaluable in inserting that blue-collar, 'defense wins championships' mindset. He can't stay more than a few years though... I dont see him being stable enough in the long-term to do more than develop that mindset and then leave.
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