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NYKfan77 wrote:El Poochio wrote:How deluded you must be for not agreeing on trades saying you cant be away from New York but push for a buyout to go to Cleveland
At least man up for once and say I will only go to Cleveland to chase rings, or hookers, oh but maybe you dont want them to give up any asset, the same thing you never did for New York while in Denver
Decarmeluded
Phil has never even said he has presented Melo with a trade. Melo has never said he has rejected a trade. Phil has said he hasn't found an acceptable trade for both parties. Melo's job isn't to go out and make trades. Melo's stance in public has always been to bring him and trade and he would look at it then.
Capn'O wrote:god shammgod wrote:King of Canada wrote:I'm ok with a buyout ONLY if he's leaving a lot of money on the table. I don't want to pay Melo really close to his full contract and let him walk to a contendor for nothing.
the full amount counts against the cap no matter what. so what's the difference ? all of a sudden people are worried about james dolan's money ?
I don't like that the rumor has been floated that the Knicks would be willing to buy him out. I think Phil should have closed the door on that a few days ago when he was going on about KP. They finally did today, which is good I guess, but letting that fester... nobody's gonna offer anything now. Only a complete **** garbage goddamn idiot of a GM would offer anything of value for a guy about to be bought out anyway.Spoiler:
Knox wrote:Handledatruth wrote:K P 6 wrote:Now we jealous because he has money? This board has hit an all time low lol.
Melo fans talk about everything but actual flaws in his game and the fact that he doesn't want to play for a winner.
Person 1:"Melo is almost last in the league in defensive rating"
Person 2: "You just mad cuz he styling on you"
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God forbid someone wants to play for their hometown team and finish out a contract he signed. Such a loser to want to hang around in the city where his children have grown up and his brand has expanded. What a selfish scumbag.
As a Father I respect the part about his Kids. Keep in mind I have had to leave my own country and risk not coming back to see my own Children. I have that perspective, but how is it okay for us to say it is okay for NBA players to remind us it is a business when it comes to leaving teams that drafted them. Then turn around and use the humanity card when it fits their convenience ? Either it is a business or it is not NBA players can't have it both ways.
Greenie wrote:Capn'O wrote:god shammgod wrote:
the full amount counts against the cap no matter what. so what's the difference ? all of a sudden people are worried about james dolan's money ?
I don't like that the rumor has been floated that the Knicks would be willing to buy him out. I think Phil should have closed the door on that a few days ago when he was going on about KP. They finally did today, which is good I guess, but letting that fester... nobody's gonna offer anything now. Only a complete **** garbage goddamn idiot of a GM would offer anything of value for a guy about to be bought out anyway.Spoiler:
NYKfan77 wrote:His boss game him the option in his is going to exercise. The boss then can't blame the employee for exercising the option he gave him in the first place. The fans should be mad at the boss who did a terrible job and gave the employee the option in his contract.
Handledatruth wrote:Knox wrote:Handledatruth wrote:
God forbid someone wants to play for their hometown team and finish out a contract he signed. Such a loser to want to hang around in the city where his children have grown up and his brand has expanded. What a selfish scumbag.
As a Father I respect the part about his Kids. Keep in mind I have had to leave my own country and risk not coming back to see my own Children. I have that perspective, but how is it okay for us to say it is okay for NBA players to remind us it is a business when it comes to leaving teams that drafted them. Then turn around and use the humanity card when it fits their convenience ? Either it is a business or it is not NBA players can't have it both ways.
How is him playing for New York not a business decision? Notice I mentioned his children and his brand. Is it only business if he plays for a championship? I'm not understanding the thought process here.
Greenie wrote:god shammgod wrote:newyorker4ever wrote:
Is that true?? So we owe him lets say $54 mil, so if he took a buy out of lets say $45 mil we would still have the $54 coming off our cap??
correct
People forget STAT.
NYKfan77 wrote:newyorker4ever wrote:DaGawd wrote:I'm not even mad at Melo from an objective standpoint tho...Phil tried to drag his name thru the dirt and took every opportunity to **** on him when he could to drive home the point he wants him out. If that was me I'd make Phil's ass pony up and give me my cake so I can eat it too.. This whole thing is a ****
Is telling the truth about someone dragging their name through the mud?? Phil never said anything that wasn't true about Melo.
I hate that i've become someone that's against what Melo is doing cause i've always been such a fan of his but he needs to let this Phil shyt go, grow up and get out of New York to a winning team to finish his career on a winner.
As a fan he didn't say anything that is false about Melo. But he isn't a fan he should have kept his mouth shut and shot rainbows up the nations A** about Melo. That is his job as a president to maximize his assets. He is not doing his job well when he devalues them.
El Poochio wrote:NYKfan77 wrote:El Poochio wrote:How deluded you must be for not agreeing on trades saying you cant be away from New York but push for a buyout to go to Cleveland
At least man up for once and say I will only go to Cleveland to chase rings, or hookers, oh but maybe you dont want them to give up any asset, the same thing you never did for New York while in Denver
Decarmeluded
Phil has never even said he has presented Melo with a trade. Melo has never said he has rejected a trade. Phil has said he hasn't found an acceptable trade for both parties. Melo's job isn't to go out and make trades. Melo's stance in public has always been to bring him and trade and he would look at it then.
This is all speculation based on sauces being legit or been leaked in purpose
El Poochio wrote:NYKfan77 wrote:El Poochio wrote:How deluded you must be for not agreeing on trades saying you cant be away from New York but push for a buyout to go to Cleveland
At least man up for once and say I will only go to Cleveland to chase rings, or hookers, oh but maybe you dont want them to give up any asset, the same thing you never did for New York while in Denver
Decarmeluded
Phil has never even said he has presented Melo with a trade. Melo has never said he has rejected a trade. Phil has said he hasn't found an acceptable trade for both parties. Melo's job isn't to go out and make trades. Melo's stance in public has always been to bring him and trade and he would look at it then.
This is all speculation based on sauces being legit or been leaked in purpose
newyorker4ever wrote:NYKfan77 wrote:His boss game him the option in his is going to exercise. The boss then can't blame the employee for exercising the option he gave him in the first place. The fans should be mad at the boss who did a terrible job and gave the employee the option in his contract.
But Melo should of done what he told his boss he was going to do which is to change his game to play in his boss' system which he didn't do. If he would of told his boss that he wasn't going to do it then maybe his boss wouldn't have given him not only the NTC but the contract all together.
Buttah304 wrote:Greenie wrote:god shammgod wrote:
correct
People forget STAT.
Its such a **** joke. Phoenix was NEVER going to give him more then 3 years. And this was coming after he put up 23.1 and 8.9 on 56% FG on 15.4 FGA. I just don't get it. Was STAT that much of a good soldier that people seem to forget it was impossible to get Melo the help he needed because Amare's Knees ate up our cap space. People have never vibed with Melo. Not from the jump. This **** is music to their ears. Everyone still pissed about the assets we gave up to get Melo. I am still pissed about Amare's salary all those years.
K P 6 wrote:Greenie wrote:K P 6 wrote:Now we jealous because he has money? This board has hit an all time low lol.
Melo fans talk about everything but actual flaws in his game and the fact that he doesn't want to play for a winner.
Person 1:"Melo is almost last in the league in defensive rating"
Person 2: "You just mad cuz he styling on you"
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Then why keep bringing up a trade and his contract? Why keep calling him selfish...financially. Greedy? All about his brand? All about the money?
It comes off as salt.
We had to gut the team to get him because he wanted to make sure he got his money before a lockout. His value was already "New york only" so we had no competition. However you see common sense as fans being jealous. Just stop. I should stop watching ball since they have all this bread and nice chit. How you sound?
If Phil Jackson can’t bully Carmelo Anthony into accepting a trade, maybe Carmelo Anthony can bully Phil Jackson into a buyout.
While Anthony’s preference remains to stay in New York, an ESPN report cautioned, his camp has tried to start buyout discussions with the Knicks. By allowing Anthony to become a free agent after a buyout, the path would be cleared for him to join buddy LeBron James with the Cavaliers and his quest to knock off the Warriors.
According to the report, the Knicks have not yet entertained this idea, still wanting to rid themselves cleanly of Anthony’s contract and bring back a return via trade. But with Anthony’s no-trade clause, that has proven tricky.
If the Knicks decide they can’t convince Anthony to accept a trade — or if they can’t find a deal that both satisfies the franchise and works with a trade partner, who would absorb the two years and $54.1 million left on his deal, plus a 15 percent trade kicker — they could use the stretch provision on the 33-year-old fading star.
The Post detailed earlier this month that using the provision would free Anthony and reduce his cap hit, giving the Knicks an extra $15.4 million of space to spend this summer in free agency, which begins July 1.
newyorker4ever wrote:NYKfan77 wrote:His boss game him the option in his is going to exercise. The boss then can't blame the employee for exercising the option he gave him in the first place. The fans should be mad at the boss who did a terrible job and gave the employee the option in his contract.
But Melo should of done what he told his boss he was going to do which is to change his game to play in his boss' system which he didn't do. If he would of told his boss that he wasn't going to do it then maybe his boss wouldn't have given him not only the NTC but the contract all together.
K-DOT wrote:Buttah304 wrote:Greenie wrote:People forget STAT.
Its such a **** joke. Phoenix was NEVER going to give him more then 3 years. And this was coming after he put up 23.1 and 8.9 on 56% FG on 15.4 FGA. I just don't get it. Was STAT that much of a good soldier that people seem to forget it was impossible to get Melo the help he needed because Amare's Knees ate up our cap space. People have never vibed with Melo. Not from the jump. This **** is music to their ears. Everyone still pissed about the assets we gave up to get Melo. I am still pissed about Amare's salary all those years.
Amare's contract did us in way more than anything we traded to get Melo