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Philly needs this man in the absolute worst way possible.
Who should draft Stephen Curry?
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- Dec 14, 2001
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- Apr 28, 2009
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I say he holds out on some Eli Manning draft day type deal. They need him in a big market like Philly or New York.
- Nov 22, 2006
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A rumor that has been gaining steam is that the Knicks will select Stephen Curry with their 8th pick. We've received word that there could be truth to thisfrom inside sources claiming that Curry chose to put his name into the draft this year based on the Knicks assuring Curry that they would use their lotteryselection to draft him.
Obviously a lot could happen between now and the draft. The Knicks could always win the lottery (they're not using a top 3 pick on him) or trade theirpick.
But it appears to be a legitimate possibility that if the Knicks have the 8th pick on draft night they will use it on Curry. Curry's game would fitextremely well in Mike D'Antoni's wide open style and his scoring ability would be enhanced.
Obviously a lot could happen between now and the draft. The Knicks could always win the lottery (they're not using a top 3 pick on him) or trade theirpick.
But it appears to be a legitimate possibility that if the Knicks have the 8th pick on draft night they will use it on Curry. Curry's game would fitextremely well in Mike D'Antoni's wide open style and his scoring ability would be enhanced.
- May 19, 2004
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He can shoot? Ok, Don Nelson wants him really badly
- Dec 27, 2002
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Europe.
- Sep 23, 2004
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Yep, I read about that also Nasmatic.. We'll end up drafting him.
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- May 11, 2004
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i really didn't watch him play much, but how do u guys think he will fare in the league on the defensive end? i mean i know he's not going to be astopper, but i'm looking at picks like curry and gallinari as how these players can fit into a championship caliber team if we land a star or 2 in 2010.the reason i wouldn't mind the pick is that it's always important to have shooters if u have a star who gets doubled and draws defense, which is why ithink gallinari is a good pick. but defense is another thing u need to look at when it comes to complimentary pieces.
- Sep 23, 2004
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Originally Posted by Proshares
Looks like I'll be booing again at the draft this year
I mean, it aint that bad
THIS Curry on the Knicks def will be >>>>
No matter how much weight he loses.
- Dec 19, 2007
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You can't be serious -_-
You compared a point guard to a center -_-
Back to the topic
knicks will draft him enough said close thread.
You compared a point guard to a center -_-
Back to the topic
knicks will draft him enough said close thread.
- Jul 18, 2008
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i can't help but think that curry can be a mo williams clone if someone sign with the knicks in 2010.
- Feb 9, 2009
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Whoever needs a combo guard
Not lottery worthy imo
Not lottery worthy imo
- Jul 10, 2005
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Absolutely lottery worthy. He's a top top talent to me, especially in this weak draft. But go ahead and reach on some big men with zero feel for the game..Please..
D'Antoni will turn this dude into an All-Star within 3 years..
D'Antoni will turn this dude into an All-Star within 3 years..
- Jul 18, 2008
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there was an article that said a doctor told curry he could grow an extra 2 inches when he examined his ephyseal plates. if its true and he cangrow to be 6-5, he would be a legit 2 guard.
- Mar 20, 2007
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Knicks giving him a guarantee at EIGHT!?!?
, OK
- Feb 12, 2006
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I just wanna see him on a squad that will give him a chance to develop.
And a squad that gets TV time.
So, not the Knicks.
And a squad that gets TV time.
So, not the Knicks.
- Oct 5, 2006
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His jumper is
. Dude still need to work a lot on his first step and upper strength
- Oct 3, 2005
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We (sixers) need him baddddd
- Jul 23, 2007
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6ers already have two 2 guards built like PGs who cant defend either position. why would we need a 3rd?
It doesnt make sense, it be like signing and overpaying a PF/C to $10+ mill per yr, signing a injury Prone FA to a Max contract, then drafting another6'10 guy in the 1st round after trading a 1st for a Big the previous yr.
- Sep 16, 2004
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I'm ok with the little douche on the knicks. As long as it's no higher than 7 or 8.
WORST case scenario, is he ends up filling that D'Antoni 6th man spot that Nate and Barbosa have thrived in. which when you think about an 8th pickisn't the worst thing that could happen.
I don't put it beyond this staff to really turn him into a PG. He'll be a big time shooter in the system regardless.
Ideally, I want Flynn...but i know that's just not gona happen.
WORST case scenario, is he ends up filling that D'Antoni 6th man spot that Nate and Barbosa have thrived in. which when you think about an 8th pickisn't the worst thing that could happen.
I don't put it beyond this staff to really turn him into a PG. He'll be a big time shooter in the system regardless.
Ideally, I want Flynn...but i know that's just not gona happen.
- Mar 7, 2007
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I can see Curry on the Knicks
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