Ball or Dunn
Beal
RJ
Randle
Jackson
Does this do anything for the fan base?
I trade IQ and Mitch and picks for Beal. Deal a pick and Knox for Jax, sign RFA Ball or Dunn
Rose
RB
Obi
Noel
Our bench?.
Good find JR is definitely worth those $$$$
Knicks have RJ, MRob, Obi, IQ, and Knox. These are our 5 young assets. We also have 4 picks in top 58 this year (3 of top 33). We have future picks as well….
I think the goal is to make a deal for a DL, Beal, DM and not pull a Melo trade…. Meaning we keep 3/5 young players….
Or, do you trade all 5 if that means 2 stars? Or do you trade Randle? This is a fluid situation.
Randle has flaws and all, but I don’t want to hear from Hawks fans. Swap Young and Randle and Hawks still win.
Randle has no help in playoffs. We saw the caliber player he can be if surrounded by shooting - that was obvious in the regular season.
Not saying I would offer him the max or refuse to trade… but even Westbrook and KD couldn’t get over the hump. It takes a TEAM.
With that said, I think it’s possible PHO thinks their team is ready and may feel it is better served to spread 100 mil around, thus refusing to pay CP3 the 3/100 deal he covets.
With our season and fans returning, I can see Rose going all in on Paul.
Would Paul, Beal, Randle and RJ do anything for people?
I don’t want Paul, but I can’t ignore the clear path that could be open for it to occur
If Lillard isn’t available, the Knicks will pursue other options to upgrade their backcourt this summer, and Ian Begley of SNY.TV hears that Derrick Rose‘s performance after being acquired from the Pistons will affect their strategy. If they can re-sign Rose, the Knicks will be less likely to spend big on another veteran point guard and may turn to restricted free agents such as Devonte’ Graham, Lonzo Ball or Kendrick Nunn. New York talked to the Pelicans about a possible Ball trade before the March deadline, but there’s not a consensus on him among the front office, according to Begley.
With their playoff run over, Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau met with newly signed guard Luca Vildoza on Thursday and watched him in a workout, writes Marc Berman of The New York Post. Former Knicks guard and current Timberwolves assistant coach Pablo Prigioni believes his fellow Argentinian has a bright NBA future. “(Vildoza is) really, really good,’’ Prigioni said. “I really like him. Very talented, got a great shot and knows how to pass. I’m really excited to see Luca next season with the Knicks. Tom’s going to like him.’’
I don’t how I feel about Oubre. The best he has ever shot from 3 point range is 35%. Most seasons he’s been closer to 30%, which is awful. He seems to get injured a lot. Is his defense that good? I’m not sure.
He’s coming off a season where he made 14 million. He seems dramatically overvalued for what he’s done in his career so far.
I’d make a better effort to retain Bull and Burks than to sign Oubre. This front office has proven to be better than to sign Oubre to a multi year deal.I don’t want Oubre at all unless it’s to replace RB and is like 5-10 mil for 2-3 years.
We would be much better if we selected Donovan Mitchell and Mikhal Bridges instead of Knits and Knox. But that?s obvious.
We would be much better if we selected Donovan Mitchell and Mikhal Bridges instead of Knits and Knox. But that?s obvious.