rugbyrugger23 wrote:Rockazoids wrote:loserX wrote:This seems like a HUGE risk for the Knicks. I know they like to make big splashes, but they not only reverse course, they pretty much clear out the cupboard entirely to get left with Beal and Randle and a bunch of prayers that somebody signs there. I might overpay for Beal if he were the *last* piece of the puzzle. I wouldn't risk setting the franchise back another half decade based on this.
The Knicks have not tried to make a big splash sense Derrick Rose & we see how that turned out,
also there is no way NY trade Barrett and 4 FRP for Beal only to watch him ask out because they blow their wad on him.
OP trade is ludicrous.
Knicks really need to get lucky in 2020 lotto. Otherwise any consolidation trade is going to be a large quantity collection vs. quality.
Barrett is a nice player, but no sophomore with his performance does anything but the usual depressed value after driven off lot. He is not worth where he was drafted.
The #6 isn’t a premium draft slot in a already not premium draft.
Dallas FRPs: 2021 unprotected is nice. Very arguable destined to be late FRP in now 2021 draft that is looking highly questionable with every passing Covid crisis day. So again just a “nice” asset — not premium. 2023 is top 10 protected.
Bottom line, Knicks need something to break their way to get more quality over quantity. Getting into top 3 in 2020 would really help.
So are you saying no rookie has got better
A rookie RJ Barrett
14.3 PPG, 5.0 RPG, 2.6 APG, 1.0 SPG, 40.2 FG%, 32.0 3P%, 61.4 FT%, 47.9 TS%
A rookie Brandon Ingram
9.4 PPG, 4.0 RPG, 2.1 APG, 0.6 SPG, 40.2 FG%, 29.4 3P%, 62.2 FT% , 47.4 TS%
20/19 Brandon Ingram
24.2 PPG, 6.3 RPG, 4.2 APG, 1.0 SPG , 46.4 FG%, 38.4 3P%, 85.8 FT%, 58.8 TS%
So your depressed value after driven off lot claim doesn't hold water.
Barrett was only about 3 months older than Ingram in their rookie year.