The New York Knicks absolutely nailed the draft this year. With pick 9 they snagged Kevin Knox who has the athleticism and skillset to develop into a fantastic wing. And then with pick 36 they grabbed Mitchell Robinson who has perhaps the most athletic potential I have seen in the second round. But the third win they had was when Allonzo Trier ended up going undrafted. The talented guard wasn’t selected by any of the 60 teams and the Knicks pounced and signed him to a two-way contract with their D-League affiliates. But throughout the preseason and in the first regular season game it has become clear that Trier has a place in the NBA and will be on a guaranteed contract sooner rather than later. This video will take a look at Trier as a player, how he fits in with the Knicks, both in the future and in their current guard rotation. But I wanted to begin by taking a look at the circumstances that lead to Trier not getting drafted. Usually players that are this athletic, with this scoring ability, get drafted SOMEWHERE in the first round, or at least the second - and it is so rare that they don’t get drafted at all.