Via Dime Magazine:

Randolph has already been compared to L.A. Lakers forward Lamar Odom — a lefty who hovers around 6-10 and can play multiple positions — and in turn, Odom has high praise for Randolph.

“It’s like looking in the mirror a little,” Odom said of Randolph in a 2009 article in the Contra Costa Times. “He’s also 6-11, he’s left-handed and he can put the ball on the floor. He’s two times as athletic as I was at that age.

“He should set his goals high,” Odom said. “He has All-Star potential, Hall of Fame potential, with that size, his ability to put the ball on the floor, he can shoot the three, he can pass. If he stays focused, the sky is the limit for him.”

If Randolph manages to stay healthy this season, New York and the rest of the League is going to find out why they call him the “UFO.” -Dime.com

I also have high hopes for Randolph. On the Knicks he will finally get a chance to get major playing time to prove doubters wrong. The key for him Randolph is to stay healthy and be consistent.