I think if there’s no more trades involving picks, there could be a good chance of Jordan Hill sliding down to #8, which would be perfect for us.

Chandler’s really the only guy who is self-motivated to play some “D”, so i would hate to lose our most viable 2-way player just to move up a few spots in a weak draft. That would not strike me as a savvy move by Donnie.

Here’s my own personal draft board for the Knicks:

1) Blake (duh)
2) Thabeet
3) Rubio
4) Hill
5) Harden
6) Curry
7) Evans
Lawson

Can’t wait to see how the draft plays out tonight….LGK! =)

I have not watched much Darko but id he could succeed anywhere it would be under Mike D’s system. But I do not know his make-up and mental toughness can he deal with the media here and the tough boo-birds? However Q days here are done

Curry(Eddy) definitely has to show and not tell

As far as the draft I think the Knicks will pick one of the guys who was not talked up(by them) if Curry aint around.

The T’Wolves have stolen headlines today by moving in on the 5th pick, which would give them picks 5, 6, 18, and 28. They would likely use some of those picks to move even higher. Don’t know if this makes it easier or tougher for Donnie to maneuver, but it sure shakes things up.

Marc Stein from ESPN is talking some game about a QRich-for-Darko trade. I would totally support that. Not only does Darko’s contract expire after this season [as opposed to Q's player option], but he has also showed some ability to run, pass, and rebound in the last year or so. There’s no place for Q on the Knicks anymore. Let’s bring in the biggest draft bust in NBA history!

Finally, I would be pretty disappointed if the Knicks trade Chandler to move up in this draft. He’s probably their best player [in spite of his mental...difficulties]. Sure, if they trade him for someone who turns into a superstar, I will happily eat my words, but I just think this draft class is really, really weak.