Deeeez Knicks wrote:Even if we tanked we would have just picked Duarte with our standard 8 pick. That may have been more painful
If it were Pills in charge, it'd have been Ziaire with the 8th pick
Don't know if that's better or worse, though.
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Deeeez Knicks wrote:Even if we tanked we would have just picked Duarte with our standard 8 pick. That may have been more painful
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Y’all already in panic mode
A Schroder / Fournier backcourt is a 5 alarm fire.
El Poochio wrote:HerSports85 wrote:Gary Trent Jr @ 17–18 mil Is intriguing
Toronto is losing Lowry they are definitely focusing on youth now, 18 mil is nothing

Richard4444 wrote:NoDopeOnSundays wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Y’all already in panic mode
A Schroder / Fournier backcourt is a 5 alarm fire.
It's an improvement over Payton/Bullock duo.
god shammgod wrote:it's what you all deserve to be honest. i hope the other signing is kelly oubre.


mpharris36 wrote:Richard4444 wrote:NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
A Schroder / Fournier backcourt is a 5 alarm fire.
It's an improvement over Payton/Bullock duo.
Just throwing out a McBride/Grimes duo would be an improvement over Payton/Bullock.
I don't think anyone is arguing it wouldn't be an improvement. Are you willing to lock that duo up for 40 MM a season for the foreseeable future?

Richard4444 wrote:mpharris36 wrote:Richard4444 wrote:
It's an improvement over Payton/Bullock duo.
Just throwing out a McBride/Grimes duo would be an improvement over Payton/Bullock.
I don't think anyone is arguing it wouldn't be an improvement. Are you willing to lock that duo up for 40 MM a season for the foreseeable future?
The strategy of keeping cap space open and get one-year deals is not working. We eventually need to cap out and cumulate contracts and better players.
I think Fournier OK considering the market. I dont like Dennis very much after his last season.
We can use these contracts as fillers to get a real star. They should not be hard to move. Youngish players.
mpharris36 wrote:Richard4444 wrote:mpharris36 wrote:
Just throwing out a McBride/Grimes duo would be an improvement over Payton/Bullock.
I don't think anyone is arguing it wouldn't be an improvement. Are you willing to lock that duo up for 40 MM a season for the foreseeable future?
The strategy of keeping cap space open and get one-year deals is not working. We eventually need to cap out and cumulate contracts and better players.
I think Fournier OK considering the market. I dont like Dennis very much after his last season.
We can use these contracts as fillers to get a real star. They should not be hard to move. Youngish players.
I disagree there. 20 MM for role players you most likely have to attach draft capital to move them.

NotDikembeSayNo wrote:mpharris36 wrote:Richard4444 wrote:
The strategy of keeping cap space open and get one-year deals is not working. We eventually need to cap out and cumulate contracts and better players.
I think Fournier OK considering the market. I dont like Dennis very much after his last season.
We can use these contracts as fillers to get a real star. They should not be hard to move. Youngish players.
I disagree there. 20 MM for role players you most likely have to attach draft capital to move them.
A 20 mil expiring deal is not hard to move at all in today’s day and age. Not to mention that’s a nice piece to have midseason if a star shakes loose. Also not to mention… Fournier is good.

NotDikembeSayNo wrote:mpharris36 wrote:Richard4444 wrote:
The strategy of keeping cap space open and get one-year deals is not working. We eventually need to cap out and cumulate contracts and better players.
I think Fournier OK considering the market. I dont like Dennis very much after his last season.
We can use these contracts as fillers to get a real star. They should not be hard to move. Youngish players.
I disagree there. 20 MM for role players you most likely have to attach draft capital to move them.
A 20 mil expiring deal is not hard to move at all in today’s day and age. Not to mention that’s a nice piece to have midseason if a star shakes loose. Also not to mention… Fournier is good.
Jose7 wrote:Y'all tryna talk yourself into Fournier. Y'all are sick individuals
mpharris36 wrote:NotDikembeSayNo wrote:mpharris36 wrote:
I disagree there. 20 MM for role players you most likely have to attach draft capital to move them.
A 20 mil expiring deal is not hard to move at all in today’s day and age. Not to mention that’s a nice piece to have midseason if a star shakes loose. Also not to mention… Fournier is good.
who is saying either is signing one year deals.
Both want 4 year deals by the reports.
Schroder turned down 4/84...to sign with the knicks 1/20? come on now
Richard4444 wrote:mpharris36 wrote:Richard4444 wrote:
It's an improvement over Payton/Bullock duo.
Just throwing out a McBride/Grimes duo would be an improvement over Payton/Bullock.
I don't think anyone is arguing it wouldn't be an improvement. Are you willing to lock that duo up for 40 MM a season for the foreseeable future?
The strategy of keeping cap space open and get one-year deals is not working. We eventually need to cap out and cumulate contracts and better players.
I think Fournier OK considering the market. I dont like Dennis very much after his last season.
We can use these contracts as fillers to get a real star. They should not be hard to move. Youngish players.


Adelheid wrote:Knicks team payroll is less than 50m. Need to reach salary floor. Somebody will get paid nonetheless