Naughtyfatboy wrote:while we on big men how yall feel about vernon carey? is his game outdated for todays NBA? i think he can surprise some folks
He’s ok but he can’t guard in space so he’ll probably be a bench big
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Naughtyfatboy wrote:while we on big men how yall feel about vernon carey? is his game outdated for todays NBA? i think he can surprise some folks

3toheadmelo wrote:Naughtyfatboy wrote:while we on big men how yall feel about vernon carey? is his game outdated for todays NBA? i think he can surprise some folks
He’s ok but he can’t guard in space so he’ll probably be a bench big
3toheadmelo wrote:knickstape4ever wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:
probably hedging just in case Knicks fall to 7 or 8. He'd probably rather go top 3 somewhere else than 7/8 to the Knicks
unless there's a disconnect between LaMelo/Jackson and LaVar, which wouldn't be the worst thing b/c LaVar isand I want no part of Gelo
He prob wants New York but also likes other teams as well.
Has Lavar ever said that LaMelo only wants NY though?

knickstape4ever wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:knickstape4ever wrote:
probably hedging just in case Knicks fall to 7 or 8. He'd probably rather go top 3 somewhere else than 7/8 to the Knicks
unless there's a disconnect between LaMelo/Jackson and LaVar, which wouldn't be the worst thing b/c LaVar isand I want no part of Gelo
He prob wants New York but also likes other teams as well.
Has Lavar ever said that LaMelo only wants NY though?
no, he mentioned just his preference is to play for the Knicks. he did say he didn't want GS, and of the teams in the top 10, only Pistons, Bulls, and Suns could use PG's. I dont see the Cavs or Hawks taking him
LaMelo was quick to take to Twitter, where he quoted the report with the simple words “Yo chill.” The tweet was soon deleted but his statement stands. Melo doesn’t want to lose any opportunities and playing alongside Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson could be a once in a lifetime learning experience.


3toheadmelo wrote:This is what I’m talking about. Sounds like he’s disagreeing with Lavar
3toheadmelo wrote:knickstape4ever wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:He prob wants New York but also likes other teams as well.
Has Lavar ever said that LaMelo only wants NY though?
no, he mentioned just his preference is to play for the Knicks. he did say he didn't want GS, and of the teams in the top 10, only Pistons, Bulls, and Suns could use PG's. I dont see the Cavs or Hawks taking him
I looked it up. It’s actually Lavar’s preferences, not Lamelo’s. He never actually said that LaMelo wants to go to NY, it’s what Lavar wants.
Also found this. So when Lavar was saying he doesn’t want LaMelo on Golden State, it looks like LaMelo actually disagrees with that notion.LaMelo was quick to take to Twitter, where he quoted the report with the simple words “Yo chill.” The tweet was soon deleted but his statement stands. Melo doesn’t want to lose any opportunities and playing alongside Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson could be a once in a lifetime learning experience.
So really this whole thing that LaMelo wants to go to NY might be nonsense. It’s just what Lavar wants.

newyorker4ever wrote:HEZI wrote:newyorker4ever wrote:
There's a huge difference between KOQ and P.Milsap...HUGE.
Thank you captain obvious
You're welcome. I figured if you were gonna compare one player to KOQ and then also compare that same player to P.Milsap that you needed some help which i gave you.
knickstape21 wrote:HEZI wrote:
You are BUGGIN if you taking Tillman over Achiuwa.
Tired of lumpy, smaller bigs like that. Give me the versatile, younger, athlete to build on.
Please don’t throw the stats at me, please. Achiuwa would absolutely dominate as a Junior in college.
Naughtyfatboy wrote:HEZI wrote:mpharris36 wrote:
yeah I would say a bit more mobile and maybe a bit more smarter. KOQ was a foul machine.
But Tillman is a grinder. Any team could use him to play solid minutes off the bench. I could see him going anywhere from late 1st to early 2nd. Wouldn't mind him at all could be great front court depth.
He has a Paul Millsap type of potential, maybe he gets there maybe he doesn't but the tools are there. If he can keep improving on that outside shot and bring some consistency there, he could be a really solid pickup for somebody. I like him and Winston
milsap is high praise lol but
Tillman @27
Winston in the 2nd round
They would strengthen our bench at least
Winston
Ntilkina
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Tillman
knickstape21 wrote:HEZI wrote:
You are BUGGIN if you taking Tillman over Achiuwa.
Tired of lumpy, smaller bigs like that. Give me the versatile, younger, athlete to build on.
Please don’t throw the stats at me, please. Achiuwa would absolutely dominate as a Junior in college.


HEZI wrote:knickstape21 wrote:HEZI wrote:
You are BUGGIN if you taking Tillman over Achiuwa.
Tired of lumpy, smaller bigs like that. Give me the versatile, younger, athlete to build on.
Please don’t throw the stats at me, please. Achiuwa would absolutely dominate as a Junior in college.
Versatile? Is that what we are calling dudes with no handles, that can't shoot, turnover prone and can only do straight line drives that are prone to being out of control when attempting to do anything else?
knickstape21 wrote:HEZI wrote:knickstape21 wrote:
You are BUGGIN if you taking Tillman over Achiuwa.
Tired of lumpy, smaller bigs like that. Give me the versatile, younger, athlete to build on.
Please don’t throw the stats at me, please. Achiuwa would absolutely dominate as a Junior in college.
Versatile? Is that what we are calling dudes with no handles, that can't shoot, turnover prone and can only do straight line drives that are prone to being out of control when attempting to do anything else?
He’s incredibly versatile defensively and can play next to Robinson and in his spot.
You don’t think he can build on his handles and shot? Sure he has some tunnel vision. Big question if he can clean it up for sure... Tillman just lumping around out there that is the definition of a bench player today I’m sorry.
He plays big and strong and has shown flashes of handle, shooting open jumpers, straight line drives, and even pull-up jumpers. How is this a guy we couldn’t build on? Cause he struggled in improvement areas as a freshman? Please man.
HEZI wrote:knickstape21 wrote:HEZI wrote:
Versatile? Is that what we are calling dudes with no handles, that can't shoot, turnover prone and can only do straight line drives that are prone to being out of control when attempting to do anything else?
He’s incredibly versatile defensively and can play next to Robinson and in his spot.
You don’t think he can build on his handles and shot? Sure he has some tunnel vision. Big question if he can clean it up for sure... Tillman just lumping around out there that is the definition of a bench player today I’m sorry.
He plays big and strong and has shown flashes of handle, shooting open jumpers, straight line drives, and even pull-up jumpers. How is this a guy we couldn’t build on? Cause he struggled in improvement areas as a freshman? Please man.
You think he's a starter? In the NBA? And next to Robinson?
No thanks. Also it's funny how he's got all this room for improvement but the dude that's less than a year older than him has none? And yeah Tillman is more of a bench player right now but he's way more experienced and polished and savvy for some NBA minutes than Hachiuwa. Won't be surprised one bit if the team that drafts him sends him to the GLeague for development, he sure needs it. We aint drafting him, that's almost certain.

3toheadmelo wrote:This is what I’m talking about. Sounds like he’s disagreeing with Lavar
moocow007 wrote:their upward trend (yeah Knick fans, this team is upward trending).


HighRyzer83 wrote:1. Ball - Hayes if we fall
2. Jalen Smith - demon of a defender and rebounder. Elite athlete with a great motor. Attacks the rim but good on the perimeter as well. He and Mitch could cause havoc.
3. Aleksej Pokusevski - I think this kid could have KP type impact.
That would be my ideal draft realistically.
robillionaire wrote:moocow007 wrote:their upward trend (yeah Knick fans, this team is upward trending).
