Yo, what’s up, everyone? It’s your boy back again with another story from my own experiences, and today we’re talking about my time digging into Pablo Prigioni’s career when he was with the Knicks.
So, picture this: it was back during those 2014-2019 seasons when I was deep into following the Knicks. I started noticing this guy, Pablo Prigioni, and I wanted to know what he was really about. The dude was impressive, even when the Knicks were not doing so great, and I wanted to see all his best moments, so I started to look him up online. I mean, 9 assists, 6 points, and 3 steals in a game? That’s not something you see every day.
I spent hours, days even, going through articles, forums, and any website that had his name on it. I watched a ton of videos, looking at his best plays, reading comments from other Knicks fans. There was this one IG post that really stuck with me. Fans were talking about how much they appreciated Prigioni, showing the dedication we had even during the rough times.
Dive into the Stats
- EuroLeague Career:
- Average of 6.1 points per game
- Average of 4.3 assists per game
- Average of 2.5 rebounds per game
- Average of 1.7 steals per game
- NBA Regular Season Career:
- Average of 3.5 points per game
- Average of 2.8 assists per game
- Average of 1.9 rebounds per game
- Average of 1.0 steals per game
I even checked out a box score from a game where he totally showed out. Then I found out he played for the Argentina national team, which was a cool tidbit. I remember reading about how Tyson Chandler and Carmelo Anthony got to see him play during the London Games. That added another layer to the whole thing, right?
I was also digging into the history of the Knicks, and I got to compare the 1993-1994 team with the 1972-1973 team. It was awesome to see how each team had its own special place in Knicks history. One was known for its regular-season success and playoff performance, and the other for winning the championship.
So yeah, that was my deep dive into Pablo Prigioni’s time with the Knicks. It was a trip down memory lane and a way to appreciate a player who brought his all, even when the team was struggling. Hope you enjoyed this little journey with me. Catch you in the next one!
