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Bitching about the Knicks draft is actually stupid and I shouldn’t have to explain but here we go. The entire Knicks roster aside from KAT/Mikal… is late firsts/second round picks, even Alvarado is undrafted. Mikal was acquired for late firsts, in reality, are overpriced boujie second round picks. Stop...

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