Don’t be fooled by New York Knicks forward Danilo Gallinari’s adorable good looks, the second year player from Italy is deadly from deep and leads the NBA in Three-Point Field Goals Made (30), Three-Point Field Goal Attempts (66), Three-Point Field Goals Per 48 Minutes (5.21) and hottest European player in the NBA. OK, so I made that last category up.
Danilo who’s just 21 years old played for three years in Europe before joining the Knicks, a team coached by his dad’s former teammate Mike D’Antoni. Just one game into 2008, his rookie season, Danilo developed back problems which kept him sidelined for a couple of months. However, Gallinari, who measures out at 6-10 and 225 lbs, has seen his playing time double this year as he demonstrates he can play an important role in the ongoing efforts to rebuild the Knicks.
And with the Knicks picking up the option on Danilo’s contract through the 2011-12 NBA season, gay sports fan in New York will have plenty to cheer for during those cold NY winters.
Official Website: Danilo Gallinari
(it’s in Italian, but if you are just looking to bookmark it for hot photos of Danilo then who cares if you speak Italiano)
Danilo shows off his pretty boy good looks
Danilo Gallinari strikes a pose
Danilo Gallinari's got tats
Danilo Gallinari on the bench
Danilo Gallinari's hot ass schoolboy look
Danilo Gallinari's dimples
Danilo Gallinari even looks good with that just rolled out of bed look
I'd be hot for that teacher
Danilo Gallinari's dimples while wearing glasses, please don't stop
Danilo Gallinari online.
Danilo Gallinari shows some love for his fans
Danilo Gallinari getting ready to elevate for the three
Danilo Gallinari in black and white
Danilo Gallinari's deadly 3-point shot
Shirtless Danilo Gallinari showing his undewear
Danilo Gallinari no shirt, hoodie look
Danillo feeling the pressure of being on our list of hotties
UPDATE: The Marketing folks from the Knicks suggested we add this video to our story, much appreciated.
Danilo Interview: MSG Interviews Danillo, his father and friends at an Italian restaurant in NY. Click here to visit blogs.msg.com!
