^ we all want that...i pray by my bed side every night praying for a trade loll
yep. he has to go! sorry to encroach on your conversation. I have been Tasmania`s biggest Knick fan since 1992 and am really enjoying the opportunity to indulge with other Knicks fans.
I think Curry and (I hate to say it) Lee for Adonal Foyle and Al Harrington seems like an option well worth exercising. Lee is everybody`s clean slate player I know, but Harrington would be far better suited to Mikey D`s run and gun mentality. Foyle couldn`t score with a gun up his nose but he most certainly can block a shot! Even one shot blocker/changer would be well received here I`m sure you`ll agree.
He only has one season under contract at $6.8m as well.
Thanks for your reply DatPrince. I know it`s a lot to bank on superstars being acquired but 2010 is not just the Summer of LeBron: It's also the Summer of Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Amare Stoudemire, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, Tyson Chandler, Manu Ginobili, Richard Jefferson, Joe Johnson, Tracy McGrady, Yao Ming, Steve Nash, Dirk Nowitzki and Michael Redd, each of whom can become an unrestricted free agent in 2010.
In the swarm and excitement of big names in new places I honestly think that if an appealing mould is set in The Garden then that, and Mike D`s presence will get us either Wade, LBJ, Bosh, Jefferson or Johnson. The latter 2 of the 5 mentioned less exciting yet more affordable.
I have absolute faith that it`s worth waiting and putting together sufficient pieces in the meantime.
The only issue is the front line. I am utterly stumped to come up with a lasting solution that will carry on through the moulding process. That is yet ANOTHER big glitch in the system.
Curry-Lee for Foyle-Harrington is my best immediate solution.
Thanks for reading if you actually bothered.