Charles Oakley: Julius Randle ‘a better version of Zion Williamson’
NY Post
The Knicks have Julius Randle. New Orleans has Zion Williamson.
Ex-Knicks enforcer Charles Oakley prefers New York’s lefty power forward freight train. “I think [Randle’s] a better version of Zion Williamson to me,” Oakley said Monday on SiriusXM Radio. “Because he can do more. Zion is just hype in the league. But in the playoffs, he’ll be just like the Greek Freak. They’ll have the wall for you. First of all, Zion Williamson got to get the playoffs.”
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