Knicks · Better sign Dink (page 1)
ToddTT wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:martin wrote:2 minutes of Dinkalicious highlightsJavascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://www.twitter.com/NBA_NewYork/status/1996328269306794309?s=20
Click here to view the Tweet"Dinkalicious"? I think that's grounds for a ban.
That would be bantastic.
martin wrote:TheGame wrote:Dink looks to have more offensive potential than Pacome or McCullar. I would definitely give him a two-way to see how he develops over the next year but the Knicks are smart. If we see, then they see it. They have watched all the practices and games. If they think he is the real deal, they will keep him in the fold.Haven’t been paying attention to all the games but the above may have been his first really good game.
Consistently will be his big hurdle. Got a lot of tools
Recent stat lines
35% field goal percentage... 
BigDaddyG wrote:martin wrote:TheGame wrote:Dink looks to have more offensive potential than Pacome or McCullar. I would definitely give him a two-way to see how he develops over the next year but the Knicks are smart. If we see, then they see it. They have watched all the practices and games. If they think he is the real deal, they will keep him in the fold.Haven’t been paying attention to all the games but the above may have been his first really good game.
Consistently will be his big hurdle. Got a lot of tools
Recent stat lines
35% field goal percentage...
For a 19 yo, I can overlook it. His FT% is 85%, which suggests he can be a good shooter eventually. 600 shots a day over the summer and working on eliminating bad shots should boost his FG% substantially. The real issue as Martin said is consistency and showing steady improvement. Still too early to tell, but given we have limited draft assets, we have to hope at least one of our young guys turns into a solid rotation player.
TheGame wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:martin wrote:TheGame wrote:Dink looks to have more offensive potential than Pacome or McCullar. I would definitely give him a two-way to see how he develops over the next year but the Knicks are smart. If we see, then they see it. They have watched all the practices and games. If they think he is the real deal, they will keep him in the fold.Haven’t been paying attention to all the games but the above may have been his first really good game.
Consistently will be his big hurdle. Got a lot of tools
Recent stat lines
35% field goal percentage...
For a 19 yo, I can overlook it. His FT% is 85%, which suggests he can be a good shooter eventually. 600 shots a day over the summer and working on eliminating bad shots should boost his FG% substantially. The real issue as Martin said is consistency and showing steady improvement. Still too early to tell, but given we have limited draft assets, we have to hope at least one of our young guys turns into a solid rotation player.
And can't loose him for nothing. Sign him to a pro deal we don't need all of three players we already have on two ways