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[QUOTE="newmexicuse, post: 2562150, member: 57"]
Agree the Knicks need a frontcourt player. I think Burke is coming into his own and that there is a great chance he is the answer at PG. If Burke doesn't work out they have two other young players behind him in Ntilikina and Mudiay who might develop as PGs. In view of this I would not like to see them take a PG. I also like Carter a lot for what he is, but the Knicks do not need him as they have Kantor, unless Kantor is not part of their long term plans. Carter plays similar to Kantor, but with a little bit more range. However, his range does not go to the three line. If it did, then it would be different.

Pretty clearly the Knicks need to increase their frontcourt athleticism. If they find a SF starter then Hardaway can be moved back to 2G.

There is a good chance that Bridges would be available for the knicks. Agree w Newhouser above that Bridges would be a contributor, and also a likely starter, but not a superstar. He would be a solid pick. Haven't seen enough of the other guys who might be available @ #9 to have a preference. But from what i read, Knox might also be a solid pick at that spot. Knicks are overdue for the lottery gods to be kind.  Would love to see them move up and snag Bagley.
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