This would be great IMO..shakespeare wrote:I’d be satisfied with the 6th.
Porter Jr seems to be able to handle the ball like a SF though..
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At the same time, Miles Bridges hit the game-winning shot last night against 3rd ranked PurdueThe New York Knicks need a small forward who can provide contributions on both ends of the floor. Frank Ntilikina and Emmanuel Mudiay could share the backcourt with Tim Hardaway Jr. at the 3 spot, but Bridges has both immediate and long-term potential.
A 6’9″ wing who can defend multiple positions and shoot the lights out, Bridges has the tools to become the player who brings this team together.
It’s easy to throw out the phrase, “Elite defender,” and forget what it actually means to qualify as such. In Bridges’ case, he overwhelms opponents with his size and length, and plays the angles in a way that few know how—at any level.
Thus, while defense may not normally be enough to warrant a top-10 selection, Bridges has the potential to be an All-Defense mainstay in the NBA.
Offensively, Bridges is an excellent three-point shooter who can work both with and without the ball. He’s improved his handle and finishing ability near the rim, and has displayed the ability to create for his teammates as a distributor.
There may be players with higher ceilings than Bridges, but he looks the part of the best two-way perimeter player in this draft class.
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measured by the POTUS physician...Don Che wrote:ok...hold on....since when was Mikal 6'9? if he's 6'9....i'd take him 6th lol but he was listed 6'7 last year
Lol, that's what I thought. But hey, where there's smoke there's fire. Wouldn't you say the same thing of he turns out to be 6'8? Only an inch but I definitely would.Don Che wrote:ok...hold on....since when was Mikal 6'9? if he's 6'9....i'd take him 6th lol but he was listed 6'7 last year
Totally off subject but every time you post I just stare at your avatar. I just know that people who never saw Pistil Pete play have no idea how good he was. Shot like Jerry West and passed like Magic.PistolPete wrote:If Porter or Doncic are out of range, then Mikal Bridges or Carter would be a solid consolation prize.
Yes.Don Che wrote:oh and if Doncic/Porter are off the board..that means a stud frontline player is on the board. We will be top 8 and we better take the best player available
dcapodic wrote:
Totally off subject but every time you post I just stare at your avatar. I just know that people who never saw Pistil Pete play have no idea how good he was. Shot like Jerry West and passed like Magic.
Yea, I just said that
Bingo, and that's exactly what I see as well. KP shifting to C with a PF who can rotate and switch on defense, while attacking the rim on offense via pick and roll or just eurostep iso. He can shoot also but I'm not gonna sit here and act like its above average for today's nba where every big can shoot, but it's a skill he's got and can improve upon.Don Che wrote:had a dream we got Bagley....the world was happy but I was very skeptical lol...but happy at the same time
i remember thinking Klay and Curry isnt an ideal fit and KP/Bagley kind of remind me of that duo but in the front court.
we would be the fastest team in the nba