Not only that, he sees a team that traded UP to get him. In one of his interviews, he talked about expecting to go in the 2-7 range. Perhaps he thought the Pistons were his floor, since Knight has struggled with trying to be a true PG. I can just imagine his disappointment as he slides down the board, only to be blindsided by then getting picked by Minnesota. There had to be a "WTH?" (what the heck) moment as he thought about how he could possibly fit in with a team that already had a franchise PG in Rubio. Then he finds out about the trade in his interview while he's feigning excitement over playing in Minnesota. I was incredibly impressed by his poise, composure and graciousness in all his interviews. And now as he and his family sit and reflect, they realize that even though he was drafted lower than expected - and it costs some money initially - he's probably in the best situation he could have hoped for: a franchise that loves PG's, practically invented the P&R, and will be desperate for his scoring.
