If he could have his choice as he hails from the area and was a fan of them growing up. Doesn't sound as if he'd be disappointed being drafted by us as he stated he cheered for New York but makes the Nets his clear preference
But most of all he wants to be drafted as high as possible
http://www.hoopsworld.com/Story.asp?stor...
Now if he works out from them and they like him which teams ahead of us try to pick block us if we like him too in efforts to swing down and make a trade. I'm not real high on Faried but he's on my big board overall.
Good keep that 6'6 power forward as far away from the Knicks as possible.
masud wrote:Good keep that 6'6 power forward as far away from the Knicks as possible.
thank you.
Let him drop to the 27th pick then...or the 36th.
He actually makes sense for the nets next to their non rebounding 7 footer. but off the bench.
uhmmm they have humphries who i think they want to resign? so why would they get faried, if they have humphries?
Bye Bye, been nice not knowing ya!
Thank God. Let him take his ass to the Nets. Well take Darius Morris/Chris Singelton thank you very much.
This guy is a 2nd round pick. I could care less.
masud wrote:Good keep that 6'6 power forward as far away from the Knicks as possible.
I hear what you are saying, but if he has the same standing reach as a 7 footer (9ft) and a long wingspan, then what is the problem? Being shorter gives you better leverage and mobility due to a lower center of gravity and having the long arms and VERY quick hops (not to mention high) means that his height won't even be a hindrance, but rather be of benefit.
It's hard to insult the guy or his game. However, if you are going to be a 6'6" PF, I want to hear serious, and I mean absolutely positively serious, Charles Barkely and/or Larry Johnson comparisons. Meaning, can't miss. Otherwise, it's not going to work.
