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so is KP still a project right now?
i need clarification lol
KP was not treated like a project in any sense of the word
he started right away.
scouts and "experts" said he was a project, they are wrong all the time
Of course not, but he was taken with expectations that he would need time.

Whole point of this argument is that if they took a shot on an expected project with the 4th pick, it's not crazy that they would do the same with the 8th pick.
 

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Frank, Mitch and Knox need to just get reps on reps on reps. These kids are so full of upside it's insane and yes, they're going to make mistakes and look raw especially when they're up against quality pro's and the fatigue of a long season hits...but these kids could really be something. I was really HYPE to watch Mitch move his feet man. Dude was winning position battles when he set screens or a shot went up on both ends; anticipating where ballhandlers would go and beating them to the spot; and timing his challenges so that he was a deterrant even when he didn't get the block. He can contribute early by outworking people, because his size and agility are really impressive. He was the most exciting aspect of the game for me.

Knox wasn't far behind. From the first two points, Knox seemed determined to kill the motor questions we had. Dude dribbling coast to coast and through pick and rolls for scores or fouls at that size...it's an immediate flash of go-to scorer potential from one of the youngest players in the league. Defensively, if he keeps his hands active and uses his length then you've got potential to switch on everybody without getting you in trouble. The only thing is, it's potential. Expect growing pains; he's young and with aggression will come mistakes. But the scoring potential alone is enough to be excited and the tools to be a quality defender are there.

With Frank, it's as clear as ever that his mindset will define his impact. At one point in the second half, he telegraphed a pass right after the ball cross half court and it was deflected out of bounds. The Knicks took a timeout and instead of being benched, he actually got the ball right back in his hands to attack the basket, draw a big and make a beautiful assist to the cutting big man. If the offense at SL is gonna mimic the pro team, he'll need to be assertive because everyone has the green light to bring that ball up and attack a screen. It's gonna take time for him to get comfortable pushing and being greedy at times, but you can see at the times when he's pushing the pace and letting instincts take over; there's potential to be a PROBLEM.

Dotson shouldn't slip under the radar either. He was legitimately aggressive on both ends and that boy's motor is the truth. I liked that clip of him giving advice in the huddle too, bit of leadership quality showing. I think he's going to be one of the pleasant surprises this year.

Speaking of pleasant surprises; Alan Williams still plays like Alan Williams but everything was a little bit sharper and that can make a big difference. If the whole package is sharper and it's not just streaky stuff, then this dude is gonna be a contributor.

Other than that, Trier is an interesting prospect. He's got good ball handling and range on gunslinger mentality, but then flashes that awareness and passing ability sometimes. He might not always make the best read but he knows how to score and when he wants to be a playmaker there is some ability there. I could see why Fiz would want to make use of someone like that.
 

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@seemorecizzy this post represents how people viewed KP.

You even dapped it.

This is no shade at Nap. Just showing how he was viewed.
:gucci: No shade? Nah, nikka. fukk @Mr. Jack Napier and anybody that love him, and fukk you, too.






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Frank, Mitch and Knox need to just get reps on reps on reps. These kids are so full of upside it's insane and yes, they're going to make mistakes and look raw especially when they're up against quality pro's and the fatigue of a long season hits...but these kids could really be something. I was really HYPE to watch Mitch move his feet man. Dude was winning position battles when he set screens or a shot went up on both ends; anticipating where ballhandlers would go and beating them to the spot; and timing his challenges so that he was a deterrant even when he didn't get the block. He can contribute early by outworking people, because his size and agility are really impressive. He was the most exciting aspect of the game for me.

Knox wasn't far behind. From the first two points, Knox seemed determined to kill the motor questions we had. Dude dribbling coast to coast and through pick and rolls for scores or fouls at that size...it's an immediate flash of go-to scorer potential from one of the youngest players in the league. Defensively, if he keeps his hands active and uses his length then you've got potential to switch on everybody without getting you in trouble. The only thing is, it's potential. Expect growing pains; he's young and with aggression will come mistakes. But the scoring potential alone is enough to be excited and the tools to be a quality defender are there.

With Frank, it's as clear as ever that his mindset will define his impact. At one point in the second half, he telegraphed a pass right after the ball cross half court and it was deflected out of bounds. The Knicks took a timeout and instead of being benched, he actually got the ball right back in his hands to attack the basket, draw a big and make a beautiful assist to the cutting big man. If the offense at SL is gonna mimic the pro team, he'll need to be assertive because everyone has the green light to bring that ball up and attack a screen. It's gonna take time for him to get comfortable pushing and being greedy at times, but you can see at the times when he's pushing the pace and letting instincts take over; there's potential to be a PROBLEM.

Dotson shouldn't slip under the radar either. He was legitimately aggressive on both ends and that boy's motor is the truth. I liked that clip of him giving advice in the huddle too, bit of leadership quality showing. I think he's going to be one of the pleasant surprises this year.

Speaking of pleasant surprises; Alan Williams still plays like Alan Williams but everything was a little bit sharper and that can make a big difference. If the whole package is sharper and it's not just streaky stuff, then this dude is gonna be a contributor.

Other than that, Trier is an interesting prospect. He's got good ball handling and range on gunslinger mentality, but then flashes that awareness and passing ability sometimes. He might not always make the best read but he knows how to score and when he wants to be a playmaker there is some ability there. I could see why Fiz would want to make use of someone like that.
Storyteller analysis is back :banderas:
 

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Why am I getting quoted for something over 3 years ago, and I'm still catching strays :dwillhuh:


And I got 50k coli cash for anyone who negs that cornball @KnickstapeCity.
Send that 50k over here, bruv.:shaq:

Knox, Frank and Robbie can play. Knox got a high BBIQ. Robinson is full of talent and athletic ability, and Frank can get where he wants and defends exceptionally well at both guard spots. You guys are having a heck of a draft run
Much appreciated, breh.

I fo actually hope Trae Young becomes a consistent shooter and silences the hate.

I especially hope he shyts all over doncic
 

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Hey!

Welcome to the Knicks thread, breh.

Take a comfortable seat and shut the fukk up before you continue to embarrass yourself regarding basketball.

Frank was drafted as a project. Do you know what that means?

Nah, you don't :mjlol:

Hey!

Welcome to the Knicks thread, breh.

Take a comfortable seat and shut the fukk up before you continue to embarrass yourself regarding basketball.

Frank was drafted as a project. Do you know what that means?

Nah, you don't :mjlol:



:dead: be a Knicks fan breh
 
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