That type of thinking can’t get you nowhere/someone has to care.

It’s that time of year again, for the most disrespectful (and in some cases, respectful!) of player comparisons for the NBA Draft. Welcome back to the roast, hosted by Prez.

The Knicks might not currently have a draft pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, but there are plenty of talented players they should consider pursuing and stashing — either on the bench or in the G League — if they’re able to trade back in.

It’s pretty clear the Knicks have a “type” when they take players in the NBA Draft. But what do they value? Enter: the extremely scientific PERRIN System.

Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Lack of Ping Pong Balls

Barttorvik is one of the more intriguing tools available to draft analysts, potentially allowing for the construction of a road map to a player’s future out of college. But how do you use it properly?

It increasingly looks like the Knicks might have a late lotto pick from the Mavericks in this year’s draft… so time to check out some more prospects!

There’s just 22 games left and the Knicks appear playoff-bound, but the draft still looms as a potential source for talent for years to come. The Strickland’s draft primer series continues.

The NBA’s middle-class players have to do more than ever to keep up with the Joneses — making shots isn’t even the baseline anymore.

The Knicks are skidding a little right now. What better time to check in on some more prospects coming up in this year’s draft?

Are your draft questions unclear? The Strickland draftniks are here with what you need to know about the next gen.