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Post#101 » by Clyde Ward » Wed Feb 12, 2020 6:30 pm

how does the board feel about buddy hield?

i've been an advocate for trying to snag bogdonovic from sac - but with the team potentially trying to retain him (and hield not loving the bench role).

would he be the board is willing to make a move for this offseason?

he's not the youngest (27) not great on the defensive end, but is a lights out shooter who would create a ton of space for RJ and Mitch.

just look at how almost competent our offense looks with ellington as a three point threat? and he on his best day will only give you 12-15 off the bench, not the 20-25 that hield can get you.

thoughts?
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Post#102 » by the_antz_nest » Wed Feb 12, 2020 6:50 pm

Clyde Ward wrote:how does the board feel about buddy hield?

i've been an advocate for trying to snag bogdonovic from sac - but with the team potentially trying to retain him (and hield not loving the bench role).

would he be the board is willing to make a move for this offseason?

he's not the youngest (27) not great on the defensive end, but is a lights out shooter who would create a ton of space for RJ and Mitch.

just look at how almost competent our offense looks with ellington as a three point threat? and he on his best day will only give you 12-15 off the bench, not the 20-25 that hield can get you.

thoughts?


I’ve always loved him.
What do you think the asking price would be?
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Post#103 » by RShahNyC89 » Wed Feb 12, 2020 7:05 pm

the_antz_nest wrote:
Clyde Ward wrote:how does the board feel about buddy hield?

i've been an advocate for trying to snag bogdonovic from sac - but with the team potentially trying to retain him (and hield not loving the bench role).

would he be the board is willing to make a move for this offseason?

he's not the youngest (27) not great on the defensive end, but is a lights out shooter who would create a ton of space for RJ and Mitch.

just look at how almost competent our offense looks with ellington as a three point threat? and he on his best day will only give you 12-15 off the bench, not the 20-25 that hield can get you.

thoughts?


I’ve always loved him.
What do you think the asking price would be?


I think he would work and fit really well with Frank/Hield/RJ as our 1-3, Mitch as our center and potentially a 2 year 30/year for Gallo with a team option for the 2nd year. (Overpay for control)

That team is a good mix of shooting, spacing, high-IQ and Mitch/Frank on D. I would be entertained watching games at the very least and Hield's price tag in terms of contract is eatable at a productive 25ish mil/year

Would SAC take Randle (for production/flexibility), Knox and a Dallas 1st? Or is that too much
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Post#104 » by the_antz_nest » Wed Feb 12, 2020 7:22 pm

RShahNyC89 wrote:
the_antz_nest wrote:
Clyde Ward wrote:how does the board feel about buddy hield?

i've been an advocate for trying to snag bogdonovic from sac - but with the team potentially trying to retain him (and hield not loving the bench role).

would he be the board is willing to make a move for this offseason?

he's not the youngest (27) not great on the defensive end, but is a lights out shooter who would create a ton of space for RJ and Mitch.

just look at how almost competent our offense looks with ellington as a three point threat? and he on his best day will only give you 12-15 off the bench, not the 20-25 that hield can get you.

thoughts?


I’ve always loved him.
What do you think the asking price would be?


I think he would work and fit really well with Frank/Hield/RJ as our 1-3, Mitch as our center and potentially a 2 year 30/year for Gallo with a team option for the 2nd year. (Overpay for control)

That team is a good mix of shooting, spacing, high-IQ and Mitch/Frank on D. I would be entertained watching games at the very least and Hield's price tag in terms of contract is eatable at a productive 25ish mil/year

Would SAC take Randle (for production/flexibility), Knox and a Dallas 1st? Or is that too much


Yeh, his fit I don’t think would be in question. Randle, Knox, probably add trier in and a 1st.

We are buyers and he hasn’t actually requested a trade.
He’s also under contract till 31 for a what is not a bad price considering the market. It would be worth it imo
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Post#105 » by spree2kawhi » Wed Feb 12, 2020 9:26 pm

Yeah I've changed my mind on him since his contract extension, which really is great value. He's not the type of player you should overpay, but on that deal I hope we go get him (ideally in a trade for Randle, the league's worst three point shooter).
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Post#106 » by HarthorneWingo » Wed Feb 12, 2020 9:52 pm

RShahNyC89 wrote:
the_antz_nest wrote:
Clyde Ward wrote:how does the board feel about buddy hield?

i've been an advocate for trying to snag bogdonovic from sac - but with the team potentially trying to retain him (and hield not loving the bench role).

would he be the board is willing to make a move for this offseason?

he's not the youngest (27) not great on the defensive end, but is a lights out shooter who would create a ton of space for RJ and Mitch.

just look at how almost competent our offense looks with ellington as a three point threat? and he on his best day will only give you 12-15 off the bench, not the 20-25 that hield can get you.

thoughts?


I’ve always loved him.
What do you think the asking price would be?


I think he would work and fit really well with Frank/Hield/RJ as our 1-3, Mitch as our center and potentially a 2 year 30/year for Gallo with a team option for the 2nd year. (Overpay for control)

That team is a good mix of shooting, spacing, high-IQ and Mitch/Frank on D. I would be entertained watching games at the very least and Hield's price tag in terms of contract is eatable at a productive 25ish mil/year

Would SAC take Randle (for production/flexibility), Knox and a Dallas 1st? Or is that too much


I'd bring back Marcus Morris before I brought back Gallo for that obscene amount of money.
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Post#107 » by Clyde Frazier » Wed Feb 12, 2020 11:32 pm

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Post#108 » by knickstape4ever » Wed Feb 12, 2020 11:55 pm

RShahNyC89 wrote:
the_antz_nest wrote:
Clyde Ward wrote:how does the board feel about buddy hield?

i've been an advocate for trying to snag bogdonovic from sac - but with the team potentially trying to retain him (and hield not loving the bench role).

would he be the board is willing to make a move for this offseason?

he's not the youngest (27) not great on the defensive end, but is a lights out shooter who would create a ton of space for RJ and Mitch.

just look at how almost competent our offense looks with ellington as a three point threat? and he on his best day will only give you 12-15 off the bench, not the 20-25 that hield can get you.

thoughts?


I’ve always loved him.
What do you think the asking price would be?


I think he would work and fit really well with Frank/Hield/RJ as our 1-3, Mitch as our center and potentially a 2 year 30/year for Gallo with a team option for the 2nd year. (Overpay for control)

That team is a good mix of shooting, spacing, high-IQ and Mitch/Frank on D. I would be entertained watching games at the very least and Hield's price tag in terms of contract is eatable at a productive 25ish mil/year

Would SAC take Randle (for production/flexibility), Knox and a Dallas 1st? Or is that too much


if that's all it would cost to land Hield, id do it in a heartbeat; but I bet his price would be higher because he's an elite shooter
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Post#109 » by dakomish23 » Thu Feb 13, 2020 7:33 am

Buddy Hield is on a declining contract

2020/21 $26,431,817
2021/22 $24,477,272
2022/23 $22,522,728
2023/24 $20,568,183

Just throwing it out there
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Post#110 » by the_antz_nest » Thu Feb 13, 2020 9:37 am

dakomish23 wrote:Buddy Hield is on a declining contract

2020/21 $26,431,817
2021/22 $24,477,272
2022/23 $22,522,728
2023/24 $20,568,183

Just throwing it out there


Yeh that will prob cost us a add on 2nd round pick in a trade....

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Post#111 » by KnicksGadfly » Thu Feb 13, 2020 12:18 pm

Clyde Ward wrote:how does the board feel about buddy hield?

i've been an advocate for trying to snag bogdonovic from sac - but with the team potentially trying to retain him (and hield not loving the bench role).

would he be the board is willing to make a move for this offseason?

he's not the youngest (27) not great on the defensive end, but is a lights out shooter who would create a ton of space for RJ and Mitch.

just look at how almost competent our offense looks with ellington as a three point threat? and he on his best day will only give you 12-15 off the bench, not the 20-25 that hield can get you.

thoughts?


I think he would be good for our yoots. Also, he's the type of young guy we could invest in. Young, on a longer term contract. Not some Bobby Portis type of trash.
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Post#112 » by dakomish23 » Thu Feb 13, 2020 8:07 pm

The LAC pick 2020 is unprotected? In the worst case scenarios where they go through a ton of injuries.

2020 first round draft pick from L.A. Clippers
L.A. Clippers' 2020 1st round pick to New York [L.A. Clippers-New York-Washington, 2/6/2020]

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Charlotte's 2020 2nd round pick to New York [Charlotte-New York, 2/7/2018]

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Post#113 » by thebuzzardman » Thu Feb 13, 2020 9:31 pm

You proposing the above for Hield? Seems steep. Or just listing the extra assets?

Basically, want Dallas to stay out of the lottery so their 2023 pick comes to the Knick in the extra deep College/HS draft, correct?
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Post#114 » by Dave DaButcher » Thu Feb 13, 2020 11:07 pm

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Post#115 » by iLLmatic860 » Thu Feb 13, 2020 11:16 pm

Dave DaButcher wrote:Do we want this guy?
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Yes ill trade Randle and Frank for Gordan
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Post#116 » by HerSports85 » Fri Feb 14, 2020 12:00 am

Dave DaButcher wrote:Do we want this guy?
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Post#117 » by DLTGWH » Fri Feb 14, 2020 2:44 am

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Post#118 » by spree2kawhi » Fri Feb 14, 2020 10:20 am

thebuzzardman wrote:You proposing the above for Hield? Seems steep. Or just listing the extra assets?

Basically, want Dallas to stay out of the lottery so their 2023 pick comes to the Knick in the extra deep College/HS draft, correct?

I hope I'm not wrong, don't wanna look it up again, but I think:

Their 2021 pick is unprotected and could very well end up in the lottery. Dallas isn't a very good team actually and the West is so tough, they might finish 10th that year.

In 2023 the pick is top 10 protected and it doesn't get much better going forward. That's a heavily protected pick that iirc might very well convey as a second rounder in 2025 after all.

We really shouldn't touch the 2021 pick, not even for Hield. That said, going after Buddy is a must and I'm also comfortable with Harrison Barnes given our ability to swallow bad deals. He has become a very, very consistent shooter and defender over the years. He's not bad at all if you look into it - most of that is narrative and a bad environment. Kings haven't been ready so far.

Edit: imo Barnes > A. Gordon > Randle
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Post#119 » by spree2kawhi » Fri Feb 14, 2020 10:33 am

By now, this is my ideal result of the 2020 offseason (includes draft, one trade, one FA), a 10 man roster to that point:

Edwards (or Cole/Haliburton) / Frank
Hield / Edwards / Frank
RJ / Bullock / Barnes
J. Grant / Barnes / Knox
Mitch / Wooten

I think that's really an exciting payoff team with a very good second unit.
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Post#120 » by thebuzzardman » Fri Feb 14, 2020 10:56 am

spree2kawhi wrote:
thebuzzardman wrote:You proposing the above for Hield? Seems steep. Or just listing the extra assets?

Basically, want Dallas to stay out of the lottery so their 2023 pick comes to the Knick in the extra deep College/HS draft, correct?

I hope I'm not wrong, don't wanna look it up again, but I think:

Their 2021 pick is unprotected and could very well end up in the lottery. Dallas isn't a very good team actually and the West is so tough, they might finish 10th that year.

In 2023 the pick is top 10 protected and it doesn't get much better going forward. That's a heavily protected pick that iirc might very well convey as a second rounder in 2025 after all.

We really shouldn't touch the 2021 pick, not even for Hield. That said, going after Buddy is a must and I'm also comfortable with Harrison Barnes given our ability to swallow bad deals. He has become a very, very consistent shooter and defender over the years. He's not bad at all if you look into it - most of that is narrative and a bad environment. Kings haven't been ready so far.

Edit: imo Barnes > A. Gordon > Randle


I doubt Dallas is a lotto team in 2023. Which, other than weird lotto odds if their record is LATE lotto and they move up (whatever the last lotto pick is 14? 16?) to top 10, it's GOOD news they'll be good, since the pick will convey and it's a supposed to be a very deep draft.
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