RJ Barrett’s rise from Knicks draft doubts to budding All-Star
NY Post
As the Knicks’ brass debated whether to stay at No. 3 in the 2019 draft and take RJ Barrett or trade down to pick up another asset, general manager Scott Perry stuck to his instincts.
Legitimate offers were out there, including one from the Hawks, who wanted to send the eighth and 10th picks to the Knicks to move up to No. 3 for Barrett. Some members of the basketball operations staff thought that could be the route to take: They were unconvinced about Barrett’s athleticism and 3-point shooting and concerned by his inability to use his weak right hand on rumbles to the basket.
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