[PaulJ]

Greg Packer, according to this article.
This guy is like Zelig!

[NittanyLion]

NBA.com

When they entered The Theater, Knicks fans were already buzzing about a rumored trade bringing Antonio McDyess to the Big Apple for the Marcus Camby, Mark Jackson and the rights to the No. 7 pick. Fans were working their cell phones as tirelessly as general managers.

"What's the deal?" was the most asked question on those phones. Even the women who were selling the 2002 NBA Draft caps were weighing in on the Knicks pick.

"I think they need to add a bug guy," said one. Greg Packer, of Huntington, N.Y., who was attending his second draft, had an opinion as to who the Knicks would draft.

"They need Wilcox," Packer said. "They need to get bigger."

[ewing]

Good to know, Tourist Guy fills potholes for a living on the highway crew..

[TontoKowalski]

What a gem this article is! I especially like the part on how he works for the local government, but takes unplanned days off at the drop of a hat to wait in line for celebrities.

Also, a very good quote about how he'd do it even if he were fired, because he knows the public will support him. LMAO!

This guy comes across as a first class loser, and to have him quoted in so many news articles is just hilarious.

[ewing]

[Im Your Huckleberry]

And the NY Times just happens to pick him out and quote him for each story?

I find that highly suspect regardless of whether he's real or not...

[in the Arena]

Greg Packer holds a missing person flyer.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/1548045.stm

Greg Packer, from Huntington, N.Y., looks up Monday on Dec. 31, 2001, at where the traditional crystal ball will drop to ring in the year 2002, in New York's Times Square. (Stephen Chernin/AP Photo) http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/DailyNews/poll_newyear020101.html