thebuzzardman wrote:Knicks activate the corpse of Warren yet?
What do you think about Chuma Okeke?
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thebuzzardman wrote:Knicks activate the corpse of Warren yet?
HarthorneWingo wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:Knicks activate the corpse of Warren yet?
What do you think about Chuma Okeke?
nykballa2k4 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:Knicks activate the corpse of Warren yet?
What do you think about Chuma Okeke?
averaging 18 rebounds per 36 for Philly
HarthorneWingo wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:
What do you think about Chuma Okeke?
averaging 18 rebounds per 36 for Philly
wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
nykballa2k4 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:averaging 18 rebounds per 36 for Philly
wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
Philly also is unleashing Grimes, so that's another thing to look out for!
R-DAWG wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
Philly also is unleashing Grimes, so that's another thing to look out for!
I don’t understand why Grimes is being passed around the league like a hot potato. He has decent size, is an above average 3 point shooter and defender. Doesn’t every team need a guy like that?
Grimes is turning into a modern day Courtney Lee - an average 3 and D guard that teams settle for but always try to upgrade.

thebuzzardman wrote:Can't wait until the season restarts so people can get back to disparaging Brunson and Bridges and eagerly awaiting Mitch and OG's return, except then they don't return for at least 7 more games.
HarthorneWingo wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:
What do you think about Chuma Okeke?
averaging 18 rebounds per 36 for Philly
wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:averaging 18 rebounds per 36 for Philly
wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
The NBA isn't baseball, you can't just "send players down". Moreover, if you want to add players to the roster you have to have financial space to do so - which the Knicks only will have - for one vet min contract - from March 1st (and an open roster spot, which the Knicks do have).
The long and short of it is that the Knicks can't simply remove Dadiet from their roster and could not have already used Okeke or Warren.
fwiw, Dadiet has played 14 G-league games this year, averaging 31.6 minutes/game.
KnixinSix wrote:R-DAWG wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:Philly also is unleashing Grimes, so that's another thing to look out for!
I don’t understand why Grimes is being passed around the league like a hot potato. He has decent size, is an above average 3 point shooter and defender. Doesn’t every team need a guy like that?
Grimes is turning into a modern day Courtney Lee - an average 3 and D guard that teams settle for but always try to upgrade.
Im going to guess its his offensive basketball IQ or just lack of agression on offense. He is a very one dimensional player offensively. And to be a more coveted one dimensional 3 and D guy your 3 ball needs to be truly elite.
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:averaging 18 rebounds per 36 for Philly
wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
The NBA isn't baseball, you can't just "send players down". Moreover, if you want to add players to the roster you have to have financial space to do so - which the Knicks only will have - for one vet min contract - from March 1st (and an open roster spot, which the Knicks do have).
The long and short of it is that the Knicks can't simply remove Dadiet from their roster and could not have already used Okeke or Warren.
fwiw, Dadiet has played 14 G-league games this year, averaging 31.6 minutes/game.
R-DAWG wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
Philly also is unleashing Grimes, so that's another thing to look out for!
I don’t understand why Grimes is being passed around the league like a hot potato. He has decent size, is an above average 3 point shooter and defender. Doesn’t every team need a guy like that?
Grimes is turning into a modern day Courtney Lee - an average 3 and D guard that teams settle for but always try to upgrade.
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:averaging 18 rebounds per 36 for Philly
wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
The NBA isn't baseball, you can't just "send players down". Moreover, if you want to add players to the roster you have to have financial space to do so - which the Knicks only will have - for one vet min contract - from March 1st (and an open roster spot, which the Knicks do have).
The long and short of it is that the Knicks can't simply remove Dadiet from their roster and could not have already used Okeke or Warren.
fwiw, Dadiet has played 14 G-league games this year, averaging 31.6 minutes/game.
WaltFrazier wrote:B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
The NBA isn't baseball, you can't just "send players down". Moreover, if you want to add players to the roster you have to have financial space to do so - which the Knicks only will have - for one vet min contract - from March 1st (and an open roster spot, which the Knicks do have).
The long and short of it is that the Knicks can't simply remove Dadiet from their roster and could not have already used Okeke or Warren.
fwiw, Dadiet has played 14 G-league games this year, averaging 31.6 minutes/game.
Not even on a 10 day? Are Knicks not able to bring in a guy on a 10 day at all?
And as Wingo asked, what about waiving Ryan?
B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:averaging 18 rebounds per 36 for Philly
wise ass!
I've been begging us to bring him up and drop Dadiet down (he never plays, so what's the point). Okeke would give us the backup minutes we need at the 3-4. We'll see what Philly does with him. At least it gives me a reason to watch the local Sixers games. Looks like they're ready to tank.
The NBA isn't baseball, you can't just "send players down". Moreover, if you want to add players to the roster you have to have financial space to do so - which the Knicks only will have - for one vet min contract - from March 1st (and an open roster spot, which the Knicks do have).
The long and short of it is that the Knicks can't simply remove Dadiet from their roster and could not have already used Okeke or Warren.
fwiw, Dadiet has played 14 G-league games this year, averaging 31.6 minutes/game.
HarthorneWingo wrote:WaltFrazier wrote:B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:The NBA isn't baseball, you can't just "send players down". Moreover, if you want to add players to the roster you have to have financial space to do so - which the Knicks only will have - for one vet min contract - from March 1st (and an open roster spot, which the Knicks do have).
The long and short of it is that the Knicks can't simply remove Dadiet from their roster and could not have already used Okeke or Warren.
fwiw, Dadiet has played 14 G-league games this year, averaging 31.6 minutes/game.
Not even on a 10 day? Are Knicks not able to bring in a guy on a 10 day at all?
And as Wingo asked, what about waiving Ryan?
We also have Delon Wright's contract.
JayTWill wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:WaltFrazier wrote:
Not even on a 10 day? Are Knicks not able to bring in a guy on a 10 day at all?
And as Wingo asked, what about waiving Ryan?
We also have Delon Wright's contract.
The Knicks waived Ryan's unguaranteed contract and converted him to a 2-way contract when they added Shamet in December I believe. They have a limited amount of room under the second apron where they were hard capped after aggregating salaries to complete the Mikal deal. I assume the date where they can fit a prorated vet min deal of a player of 2 years of experience or more is around March 1st.
Cutting fully-guaranteed contracts like Wright or Shamet would not open up more money under the cap. 10 day contracts count against the cap. I assume signing guys to 10 day contracts would simply push back the March 1st date another 10 days for the opportunity to sign someone to a vet min deal for the 15th roster spot which may not make sense if they have a specific guy they want/promised to add to the roster on March 1st and the longer they wait the less talent will be available.
Someone can correct me if i'm wrong.

Jalen Bluntson wrote:JayTWill wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:
We also have Delon Wright's contract.
The Knicks waived Ryan's unguaranteed contract and converted him to a 2-way contract when they added Shamet in December I believe. They have a limited amount of room under the second apron where they were hard capped after aggregating salaries to complete the Mikal deal. I assume the date where they can fit a prorated vet min deal of a player of 2 years of experience or more is around March 1st.
Cutting fully-guaranteed contracts like Wright or Shamet would not open up more money under the cap. 10 day contracts count against the cap. I assume signing guys to 10 day contracts would simply push back the March 1st date another 10 days for the opportunity to sign someone to a vet min deal for the 15th roster spot which may not make sense if they have a specific guy they want/promised to add to the roster on March 1st and the longer they wait the less talent will be available.
Someone can correct me if i'm wrong.
You're not wrong. We have been telling Wingo this for months it seems.It must have slipped his mind.
