Not a fan of rubio. Hoping the knicks don't get him.
Agreed.
Rubio is NOT the answer. Not even close.
I doubt he's gonna be breaking ankles & dishing lots of assists once these NBA assistant coaches start watching tapes & planning strategies.
- His highlight reel is not spectacular.
- He shot is slow as molasses.
- And he got ZERO elevation.
Reminds me of how some people were hyping Gallinari last year.

And Gallinari is nothing to 'write home about', either.
He's a lightweight who is still about 1 or 2 years away FROM BEING PHYSICALLY ABLE TO COMPETE FOR EVEN 1 FULL NBA SEASON.

(I predict he will miss AT LEAST 25-30 games next season... and that's being generous.)
The Knicks have a bad habit of passing up talented players, who are ready to contribute on Day1... for these '3-yr project'-type players

... if they don't trade away the pick completely, that is.
Especially since 2000, if they ever DO happen to acquire a decent player... (aside from Nate & D. Lee)... they get NO significant run. Then get traded and enjoy SUCCESS on other squads. (Think: Ronaldo Balkman & Trevor Ariza

to name a few)
I can name 4 players (off-the-top) I would have drafted instead of Gallinari.
- CHA Drafted #9: D.J. Augustin, PPG 11.1
- ORL Drafted #22: Courtney Lee, PPG 8.4
- POR Drafted #13: Brandon Rush, PPG 8.1
- NJN Drafted #9: Brook Lopez, PPG 13.0
- NYK Drafted #6: Danilo Gallinari, PPG 6.1 (only played 28 games
)
And I can name at least 4 (off-the-top) I would draft instead of Rubio.
- Stephen Curry (might not be available, so I added 1 more to the list)
- DeJuan Blair
- Gerald Hendersen
- Sam Young
- Ty Lawson
