Deeeez Knicks wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:Deeeez Knicks wrote:
If anything we jumped off the treadmill
Knicks upgraded the treadmill
I'm just being difficult for fun.
Yea, seems like everyone is just being difficult.
We all know we are not going to tank/go full rebuild right now...we havent done so for the past 20+ years when we have mostly been bad. So def not going to do that after making the playoffs. Even if we end up being a treadmill playoff team, Dolan would probably be happy with that since its a huge improvement.
We have young players, picks, cap space at least...so ways to get better and keep upgrading that treadmill. Maybe get one of those high end treadmills....a few people around here could probably use some time on the treadmill after eating oreos all season
Yeah. I've been venting/making fun of people the last week.
But Moocow was pretty on point. The Knicks may have to get iteratively better before getting really better.
We all get the Knicks need a shot creating wing and/or PG.
They might not get both this offseason. They might get neither.
It's still ok for them to make moves that slightly improve the team, if that's all that is on offer.
I think they were a borderline playoff team as it is and other teams aren't going to stand pat.
Knicks need to improve a little just to make it back into the playoffs.
It sounds simple, but it's a matter of improving the roster but not capping the team out or not capping it out long term.
If the players they get are any good and paid correctly, they won't be impossible to move.
Targeting guys like Dunn or Oubre isn't the worst ideas, though Oubre should be coming as a 6th man
I mean, unless the Knicks are doing something wild, RJ and Randle are givens in the starting lineup.
That means the upgrades are happening at SG or SF (since RJ can move to either position), PG and MAYBE C.
Either the shot creator comes at wing or PG or both.
And actually, guys like Fournier or Powell aren't bad ideas, depending on the amount and length of contract.
Essentially get them from 28 to 31 or 32