Monte should seriously consider loading up on youth. Next year he likely has no pick. To improve to the next level, he likely has to trade more picks. Sabonis/Fox aren’t cheap. A long term successful team in this cap environment will need rookie scale guys.
13/45 for 25/25/38
Knicks consulate and move up. Might even look to trade 13 for a player.
Kings draft a 4/5 fit with Sabonis (Holmes type) and a bench gunner in case Monk goes (I’d take Sallis). At 38 there will be mature players Monte will like, a guy like Bridges.
If he hits on one, that’s a good draft. In this draft more options in the middle is better than fewer options at the ends.
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If the Knicks love someone at #13, sure.
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SNPA wrote:Monte should seriously consider loading up on youth. Next year he likely has no pick. To improve to the next level, he likely has to trade more picks. Sabonis/Fox aren’t cheap. A long term successful team in this cap environment will need rookie scale guys.
13/45 for 2524/25/38
Knicks consulate and move up. Might even look to trade 13 for a player.
Kings draft a 4/5 fit with Sabonis (Holmes type) and a bench gunner in case Monk goes (I’d take Sallis). At 38 there will be mature players Monte will like, a guy like Bridges.
If he hits on one, that’s a good draft. In this draft more options in the middle is better than fewer options at the ends.
The Knicks need to replenish their bench so the best move is draft the ready to play players at 24, 25 & 38.
Follow the science not some internet physician & get your shots.
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Fully agree with you SNPA. The Kings need to add as much youth as possible otherwise they're going to be in cap hell and no way to get better.
I think Monte should be looking at making this type of deal. I would still love for him to trade #13 for a late 1st this year and late 1st next year though.
I think Monte should be looking at making this type of deal. I would still love for him to trade #13 for a late 1st this year and late 1st next year though.
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Kings are rightfully looking for a vet as reported by Evan Sidery
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Rockazoids wrote:SNPA wrote:Monte should seriously consider loading up on youth. Next year he likely has no pick. To improve to the next level, he likely has to trade more picks. Sabonis/Fox aren’t cheap. A long term successful team in this cap environment will need rookie scale guys.
13/45 for 2524/25/38
Knicks consulate and move up. Might even look to trade 13 for a player.
Kings draft a 4/5 fit with Sabonis (Holmes type) and a bench gunner in case Monk goes (I’d take Sallis). At 38 there will be mature players Monte will like, a guy like Bridges.
If he hits on one, that’s a good draft. In this draft more options in the middle is better than fewer options at the ends.
The Knicks need to replenish their bench so the best move is draft the ready to play players at 24, 25 & 38.
There is a higher chance of the player at #13 hitting than #24 and #25
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Colbinii wrote:Rockazoids wrote:SNPA wrote:Monte should seriously consider loading up on youth. Next year he likely has no pick. To improve to the next level, he likely has to trade more picks. Sabonis/Fox aren’t cheap. A long term successful team in this cap environment will need rookie scale guys.
13/45 for 2524/25/38
Knicks consulate and move up. Might even look to trade 13 for a player.
Kings draft a 4/5 fit with Sabonis (Holmes type) and a bench gunner in case Monk goes (I’d take Sallis). At 38 there will be mature players Monte will like, a guy like Bridges.
If he hits on one, that’s a good draft. In this draft more options in the middle is better than fewer options at the ends.
The Knicks need to replenish their bench so the best move is draft the ready to play players at 24, 25 & 38.
There is a higher chance of the player at #13 hitting than #24 and #25
NY has drafted IQ @ 25, Quentin Grimes @ 25, Mitchell Robinson @ 36, Miles McBride @ 36 & Jericho Sims @ 58
they have a good change at getting a hit with 3 times at bat. They also will have to use up a lot of cap with OG & Hartenstein.
Follow the science not some internet physician & get your shots.
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I disagree with this premise. People getting worked up over bad draft. Maybe there's no wemby, but seems like plenty of potential starters. I'll let my GM who has a decent draft history make the better pick before diluting like this.
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OxAndFox wrote:Fully agree with you SNPA. The Kings need to add as much youth as possible otherwise they're going to be in cap hell and no way to get better.
I think Monte should be looking at making this type of deal. I would still love for him to trade #13 for a late 1st this year and late 1st next year though.
Sadly Vivek is a short term type of owner and I don’t think we will add youth.
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LightTheBeam wrote:I disagree with this premise. People getting worked up over bad draft. Maybe there's no wemby, but seems like plenty of potential starters. I'll let my GM who has a decent draft history make the better pick before diluting like this.
This draft is inside out and peppered. Talent is going to be scattered in a broader pattern than normal IMO.
For ex.
https://www.tankathon.com/mock_draft
I’d take Homes/George and be thrilled.
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Sactowndog wrote:OxAndFox wrote:Fully agree with you SNPA. The Kings need to add as much youth as possible otherwise they're going to be in cap hell and no way to get better.
I think Monte should be looking at making this type of deal. I would still love for him to trade #13 for a late 1st this year and late 1st next year though.
Sadly Vivek is a short term type of owner and I don’t think we will add youth.
I fear the Kings are going down the same path as the Chicago Bulls.
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