https://empiresportsmedia.com/new-york-knicks/knicks-open-nba-summer-league-against-raptors/
List of Team Confirmed Rosters
https://therookiewire.usatoday.com/lists/2021-nba-summer-league-roster-tracker/
Schedule
https://www.nba.com/knicks/features/2021-knicks-summer-league-schedule
Sounds like Quick, Toppin, Vildoza (after Olympics), Knox, possibly Barrett will be joining our draft picks in Las Vegas. At the very least, you know those practices will set the tone early.
PG- Vildoza/McBride/Jokubaitis
SG- Quickley/Grimes
SF- Barrett/Knox
PF- Toppin
C- Sims/Simms
We have some other familiar names on the roster?
Travis Reid (formerly Kentucky)
Justin Patton (former Westchester)
I would like for Knox to start playing closer to the paint on defense to dominate the boards by playing both forward position alongside of Obi to confuse opponents, plus both forwards blocking as many shots as they can throughout the SLG.
On offense I want both Knox & Obi slashing to the hoop for alley-oop passes, plus taking the majority of their shots inside the paint. As forwards practice on switching and staying on the same-page with teammates without living on the perimeter. Save the 3-Ball shooting for the regular season games.
I'm hoping to see my young-core super-star Quickley play the PG position alongside rookie Grimes, then switch it up to have Quickley play the SG position alongside rookie McBride.
Rookie Sims may show us in his SLG performance why he should've been drafted way before 58. A Knicks Steal !!!
The Knicks don't have one decent SF to help-out on offense or defense on the SL roster.
Hopefully, some of the familiar names we added to the SL roster step-up to fulfill the SF position. A lot of Knicks fans believe the Knicks were gonna trade down from their 19th draft pick to get a 6.7 shooter SF-Corey Kispert the missing piece in last season performance.
I'm not a fan of RJ Barrett, because he's been inconsistent at the SG position for 2 seasons, plus Barrett has problems defending the average NBA SF.
I actually wanted RJ Barrett's individual performance traded on draft night.
List of Team Confirmed Rosters
https://therookiewire.usatoday.com/lists/2021-nba-summer-league-roster-tracker/
Schedule
https://www.nba.com/knicks/features/2021-knicks-summer-league-schedule
Sounds like Quick, Toppin, Vildoza (after Olympics), Knox, possibly Barrett will be joining our draft picks in Las Vegas. At the very least, you know those practices will set the tone early.
PG- Vildoza/McBride/Jokubaitis
SG- Quickley/Grimes
SF- Barrett/Knox
PF- Toppin
C- Sims/Simms
We have some other familiar names on the roster?
Travis Reid (formerly Kentucky)
Justin Patton (former Westchester)
I would like for Knox to start playing closer to the paint on defense to dominate the boards by playing both forward position alongside of Obi to confuse opponents, plus both forwards blocking as many shots as they can throughout the SLG.
On offense I want both Knox & Obi slashing to the hoop for alley-oop passes, plus taking the majority of their shots inside the paint. As forwards practice on switching and staying on the same-page with teammates without living on the perimeter. Save the 3-Ball shooting for the regular season games.
I'm hoping to see my young-core super-star Quickley play the PG position alongside rookie Grimes, then switch it up to have Quickley play the SG position alongside rookie McBride.
Rookie Sims may show us in his SLG performance why he should've been drafted way before 58. A Knicks Steal !!!
The Knicks don't have one decent SF to help-out on offense or defense on the SL roster.
Hopefully, some of the familiar names we added to the SL roster step-up to fulfill the SF position. A lot of Knicks fans believe the Knicks were gonna trade down from their 19th draft pick to get a 6.7 shooter SF-Corey Kispert the missing piece in last season performance.
I'm not a fan of RJ Barrett, because he's been inconsistent at the SG position for 2 seasons, plus Barrett has problems defending the average NBA SF.
I actually wanted RJ Barrett's individual performance traded on draft night.