if he does--my suggestion is for the Knicks to promise him a pick.
Why
A. I have sen Jeremy Lamb play PG this summer at almost 6-6 with a wingspan that might be 7-3. He's got a great handle for kid that long--in fact he may be a better long term pro prospect than Kemba Walker. He reminds me a LOT of Scottie Pippen--not 6-8 byt plays 6-8 can handle and bring the ball up like scottie--rebound defend score like scottie--hard hard hard worker--already legendary status as a FRESHMEN for staying in and playing ball every night to 1-2 am in the am shooting 1k of J's Hes light but a hard worker like this will but the weight on he can score from 25 feet or 2 feet. Hes one helluva prospect--I do hope he stays at Uconn but he would giver us a third wheel IMHO a guy who could play some PG 2G be a lock down guy and we could have him for 15 yeras at his age.(although Ive learnede no one is safe:)
Would be a great pick
Kemba was the man and Handled ball most of time but Lamb was huge part of them winning
Love his handle and his demeanor
Would love to get him!!
I like that kid.. very skilled and young.. will give us more talent off the bench....
we can't afford to draft a prospect. He's too young and too thin to compete for us right away. Is he fast enough to play SG? I dont know.
We need help right away, the clock is ticking on Amare's knees. We need impact players. or a BIG as a prospect. Hes got a good shot though. Hes good. i just dont know
Hate to say it, but Killa is right, you need NBA ready guys and just make the trade.
Even if you gotta move Fields with the pick. Gotta get a big, and solid back up pg.
We'll move the pick.
Build it for now!!!!
Stay consistent.
orangeblobman wrote:jeremy lamb is gay??
Hahaha. That's how I read it too. Nice one. 
Nalod wrote:Hate to say it, but Killa is right, you need NBA ready guys and just make the trade.Even if you gotta move Fields with the pick. Gotta get a big, and solid back up pg.
We'll move the pick.
Build it for now!!!!
Stay consistent.
yea, after "the trade" drafting projects is no longer an option.. Young, NBA ready guys and trades...
Killa4luv wrote:we can't afford to draft a prospect. He's too young and too thin to compete for us right away. Is he fast enough to play SG? I dont know.We need help right away, the clock is ticking on Amare's knees. We need impact players. or a BIG as a prospect. Hes got a good shot though. Hes good. i just dont know
Jeremy Lamb will be an nba all star--that would be one helluva pick
BRIGGS wrote:Killa4luv wrote:we can't afford to draft a prospect. He's too young and too thin to compete for us right away. Is he fast enough to play SG? I dont know.We need help right away, the clock is ticking on Amare's knees. We need impact players. or a BIG as a prospect. Hes got a good shot though. Hes good. i just dont know
Jeremy Lamb will be an nba all star--that would be one helluva pick
I think you're overstating Lamb's game a little there Briggs. I like the kid, he reminds of a cross between Bob Sura and Kerry Kittles. I think he can learn to play some point guard too. But as Kill stated, he is young and thin and will time to develop. Plus his shot is streaky and he's still trying to figure out his game. The thing is, we have enough scoring wings and guards. I'd rather see us take a chance on someone like Jeremy Tyler, a young athletic big guy who can block shots and maybe help out on the boards.
The NY sports pages would have a field day with that name.
GustavBahler wrote:The NY sports pages would have a field day with that name.
lamb is roasted, put on skewer, lamb kebab
GustavBahler wrote:orangeblobman wrote:GustavBahler wrote:The NY sports pages would have a field day with that name.
lamb is roasted, put on skewer, lamb kebab
Lamb slaughters....
lamb is sheep, wool for my sweater
BigDaddyG wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Killa4luv wrote:we can't afford to draft a prospect. He's too young and too thin to compete for us right away. Is he fast enough to play SG? I dont know.We need help right away, the clock is ticking on Amare's knees. We need impact players. or a BIG as a prospect. Hes got a good shot though. Hes good. i just dont know
Jeremy Lamb will be an nba all star--that would be one helluva pick
I think you're overstating Lamb's game a little there Briggs. I like the kid, he reminds of a cross between Bob Sura and Kerry Kittles. I think he can learn to play some point guard too. But as Kill stated, he is young and thin and will time to develop. Plus his shot is streaky and he's still trying to figure out his game. The thing is, we have enough scoring wings and guards. I'd rather see us take a chance on someone like Jeremy Tyler, a young athletic big guy who can block shots and maybe help out on the boards.
Alot imo. He's not a pg and doesnt have pg handle. That may change but right now he doesn't have it or anything close to it. Hes about 120 pounds soaking wet. Not gonna cut it playing against men.
I would be happy with Jeremy Lamb. I would prefer Doron Lamb though.
Though, how are the Knicks going to get size though if they draft (yet another) swingman?
tkf wrote:Nalod wrote:Hate to say it, but Killa is right, you need NBA ready guys and just make the trade.Even if you gotta move Fields with the pick. Gotta get a big, and solid back up pg.
We'll move the pick.
Build it for now!!!!
Stay consistent.
yea, after "the trade" drafting projects is no longer an option.. Young, NBA ready guys and trades...
The Knicks have done well drafting upperclassman. I would prefer to going after another one and/or getting someone who already excels at something (hence why I'd draft Kenneth Faried)
Lamb reminds me a bit of kerry kittles. I think he'd be a solid pick.
I think it's far more important to grab a big guy though.
BRIGGS wrote:Killa4luv wrote:we can't afford to draft a prospect. He's too young and too thin to compete for us right away. Is he fast enough to play SG? I dont know.We need help right away, the clock is ticking on Amare's knees. We need impact players. or a BIG as a prospect. Hes got a good shot though. Hes good. i just dont know
Jeremy Lamb will be an nba all star--that would be one helluva pick
I don't always agree with you Briggs, but from the second I saw Lamb play, he had superstar written all over him. There's something about his game that makes me think he can be very special. He should stay another year with UConn and enjoy a year of being the man in that system.
Justin Harper... make the pick Donnie. He's a smooth version of Marion.
