The book is still out on whether that's a mistake or a blessing in disguise. If you ask me, KP still has the most potential out of anyone in that draft class, and he was absolutely killing it during the beginning of the season. It's not KP's fault that he's currently in the most toxic situation any young player could be in right now, and injuries caught up to him. His conditioning could be a little better I suppose, but until the Knicks are purged from it's toxicity, and they get a decent pg( doesn't have to be good, just decent) I wouldn't judge KP so harshly.