What type of player was Ray Williams (Knicks)?
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He played mainly shooting guard some point. He played 10 years. He went to the Unv of Minnesota. Power Rating - Points + Rebounds + Assists = pr = p + r + a\n\nRay Williams - 15.5 + 3.6 + 5.8 = 24.9\nHe was an all-around average to good player.His last 2 years he played 47 games and 32 games.
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Jay Williams's jersey was retired after he lead them two national title. He then was drafted by the bulls, but messed up his career in a motocycle accidents after his rookie year in the Nba in 2003 and havent came back yet
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29. Knicks: PJ Tucker\n30. Trailblazers: Shannon Brown\n\nPJ Tucker\nNBA Position: SG/SF\nCollege: Texas\nClass: Junior\nHt: 6-5\nWt: 225\nStats: PPG 16.1 | APG 2.9 | RPG 9.5\nHas a great combination of strength and athleticism ... Intense competitor ... Scores a lot of baskets by overpowering defenders with his tremendous body strength ... Plays with a lot of toughness. Extremely aggresive, intimidates opponents with his nasty demeanor ... Explosive leaping ability and has the strength to go inside and finish ... Strong one on one skills and looks to drive to the basket ... His ability to create shots for himself off the dribble has improved ... Strong defender ... Tremendous rebounder for a 6-5 player ... Great speed in the open court ... Free throw shooting has shown steady improvement \n\nPJ Tuker fits for the Knicks.  There's no need for a shooting guard in New York (Shannon Brown), given the fact that both Jamaal Crawford and Jalen Rose are on the roster. Tucker could be groomed to replace Quenton Richardson at the small forward spot, who appears to be on the decline in New York.  \n\n30. Knicks:\nShannon Brown\nNBA Postion: Shooting Guard\nCollege: Michigan St.\nClass: Junior\nHt: 6-3\nWt: 200\nShannon Brown, clearly the best player on the board fits better in Portland, given its need to replace Juan Dixon at the two guard spot.  This upgrade to Brown would provide fellow MSU allum Zack Randoph some help on offence.\n\nMichigan State Junior shooting guard Shannon Brown has been very impressive in workouts, so impressive a number of scouts feel he has leap-frogged his teammate Maurice Ager and should be selected in the 15-20 range. \n\nThe knock on him has always been that he is too small and lacks a position, but with his incredible athleticism he's able to overcome that.\n\nBrown is one of the most athletic guards in the draft, his jump shot has vastly improved. \n\nMr. Jones, though we didn't see eye to eye on some picks (I still think the Lakers need a bigman), I belive overall you did a fine job on your mock draft.  Only time will tell how things will work out.\n\nIn addition, please go to this link and answer my draft question:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=20060630091221AAQIwU1&pa=FYd1D2bwHTHwIbtgHOkyRQHp_K_.39obzD1YQxtCxpZ5Pg--&msgr_status=
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You all should be ashamed of yourselves...\n\n\nWalt Frazier, #10 of the New York Knicks, was better than every player that's been listed...\n\nFrazier actually was a teammate of Henry Bibby, Mike Bibby's father, on the 1973 NBA champion Knicks.  (That year, Bibby became the 2nd player in NBA history to win an NCAA championship one year, and an NBA Championship the next year -  he won with UCLA in 1972)...  Bill Russell was the first guy to do this (1956-57) then Magic Johnson (1979-80)... Billy Thompson also played for Louisville (86) and the 87 Lakers...\n\n\nAlso, Clyde Drexler wore #22, not #10.
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Jay Williams recently tried out for the New Jersey Nets and made their pre-season roster.  Unfortunately, Jay was cut from the Nets line-up prior to the start of the NBA regular season.\n\nHaving lost his explosive first-step as well as his vertical leaping ability, Jay Williams is no longer the player he once was, but according to sport scribes, he has improved his decision making when distributing the basketball and his outside jump shot.\n\nWilliams still hopes to one day make it back in the NBA.  He has be quoted to see his recent dismissal as "a bump in the road."\n\nHope this helps.
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Yes, right before the trade deadline for expiring contract of Penny Hardaway, who was waived right after getting traded to Orlando, as well as small forward Trevor Ariza.  Probably the most horrible move by the Knicks this season, but Isiah Thomas said he wanted him to play with Marbury in a 2006 version of Dumars-Thomas.  Problem is both need the ball, both shoot rather than pass, and both can't play defense.  Look for one of them to be traded this offseason, probably marbury in what may be a reunion with Kevin Garnett
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Despite the KNICKS being a perennial bottom dweller in the NBA for years and MANY quesitonable trades having taken place , one thing is for certain . Isaiah Thomas who drafted Damon Stoudemire and many other NBA great talents has an eye for talent . OBVIOUSLY he saw something in this player that others did NOT see  , and having played with Dennis Rodman , he reminded him of Dennis . I don't know where the KNicks will end up , but Isiah has NEVER had a bad NBA draft , just bad seasons .
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Shammond Williams\nAdemola Okulaja\nVince Carter\nAntawn Jamison\nSerge Zwikker
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Through the first seven games of the season, Deron Williams looks to be your man if you are primarily looking for assists (8.7).  He also gives you about 17 points, 50% from the field, 80% from the line, and a surprising 1.6 steals per game.  On the flip side, it may take some time before you will get any three-point makes from him.  Overall, I am wondering if Williams can keep this pace up.  \n\nIn Rafer Alston, you get a veteran who will first and foremost be solid for the whole year.  Right now he will give you at least 2 to 3 three-point shots a game, 5 assists, 4 rebounds, and 1.6 steals per game.  While his negatives at 3 errors per game.\n\nHope this was helpful.  Good luck to you this season.
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Pound for Pound, I would have to say Allen Iverson. He is an amazing player for his size and he has great heart. He has a "Never say die" attitude that makes him a competitor. He isn't even six foot tall, and yet he still averages over 30 points a game in a leage that the average height is more around 6'5". He is an all around, truly amazing player. Not to mention my idol!
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Ron Artest, Stephon Marbury, Rodman, latrell Spreewell, and any of the portlant trail blazers players. Talk about head cases.
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1. Tyrus Thomas\n2. Adam Morrison\n3. J.J. Redick\n4. Lamarcus Aldrigde\n5. Rudy Gay
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I wanted the Knicks but look were they are.  Big knicks fan.  But, D Wade is my fav player so its all good him tearin up the nba playoffs.  I think each team deserved to be in there cause they had good records, but if yao and mcgrady were healthy, i too would say that rockets should've been in the playoffs.
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I'm thinking Bing,Coleman,Sherman Douglas,Rony Seikley   and the name escapes me right now but he was from Reading PA. I think he went on to play with the Clippers?? Oh yea,the name was Billy Owens.
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Looks like he's been playing for the NY Knicks...check this site out for his stats:\n\nhttp://basketball-reference.com/players/h/hardaan01.html
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I hope so!! I have Chauncy Billups and Richard Hamilton on my fantasy basketball team. Plus I've Liked Detroit for along time. Way back in their bad boy days!! Dennis Rodman!! Enough Said!!
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I'd have to say Ray Allen.  There are a lot of other great shooters from the past such as Larry Bird, Walter Davis, Reggie Miller, Rick Barry, Isiah Thomas, Kevin Johnson, Jim Paxson, John Stockton, etc.  And even now, Michael Redd, J.J. Redick, Richard Hamilton, Allan Houston, Kyle Korver, etc.  I've watched all of em', but Ray Allen has the "purest shot".  If you just watch him, his shot just looks so easy.  His release is perfect and fairly quick.  And looking at it, it just looks so natural, a thing of beauty.  Not only does his shot look nice, but he has one of the highest FG%'s.  Ray Allen, the "purest" shooter in nba history.