sol537 wrote:kNicksGmen wrote:bogs for brogdon?
Makes sense…
Bogs for Brogs! Yup, kinda makes sense phonetically.
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sol537 wrote:kNicksGmen wrote:bogs for brogdon?
Makes sense…
sol537 wrote:Bogs for Brogdon
Lock up OG, iHart, Precious and Burks
Extend Brunson and Randle
Bring over Rokas
Draft 2-3 3&D guys
Let’s get to work…
HarthorneWingo wrote:sol537 wrote:Bogs for Brogdon
Lock up OG, iHart, Precious and Burks
Extend Brunson and Randle
Bring over Rokas
Draft 2-3 3&D guys
Let’s get to work…
Even Moocow agrees.
(Obviously not Moocow. Only a two-word response.)
sol537 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:sol537 wrote:Bogs for Brogdon
Lock up OG, iHart, Precious and Burks
Extend Brunson and Randle
Bring over Rokas
Draft 2-3 3&D guys
Let’s get to work…
Even Moocow agrees.
(Obviously not Moocow. Only a two-word response.)
Picks in tact... can do a consolidation blockbuster trade at the trade deadline (Feb '25) if something makes sense then. Otherwise, keep building chemistry and immaculate vibes.
My main concern with Brogdon is that well run teams keep dumping him... (Boston, Milwaukee, Indiana...)
sol537 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:sol537 wrote:Bogs for Brogdon
Lock up OG, iHart, Precious and Burks
Extend Brunson and Randle
Bring over Rokas
Draft 2-3 3&D guys
Let’s get to work…
Even Moocow agrees.
(Obviously not Moocow. Only a two-word response.)
Picks in tact... can do a consolidation blockbuster trade at the trade deadline (Feb '25) if something makes sense then. Otherwise, keep building chemistry and immaculate vibes.
My main concern with Brogdon is that well run teams keep dumping him... (Boston, Milwaukee, Indiana...)
Richard4444 wrote:sol537 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:
Even Moocow agrees.
(Obviously not Moocow. Only a two-word response.)
Picks in tact... can do a consolidation blockbuster trade at the trade deadline (Feb '25) if something makes sense then. Otherwise, keep building chemistry and immaculate vibes.
My main concern with Brogdon is that well run teams keep dumping him... (Boston, Milwaukee, Indiana...)
Maybe we can not trade Randle depending on the date he extends.
HopelessKnick wrote:Is there any plausible scenario where Randle comes back to CAA just to be traded a couple months later in the offseason? Makes no sense to me. Randle wants to remain in NY and last season he completely adjusted his play to what the Knicks demand of him (attacking basketball and cutting out most of the nonsense midrange game). The way he was playing he is actually a very good 2nd option next to Brunson. He is probably a top 5 PF in the league but definitely a top 8 PF.
I think you guys are wasting energy unnecessarily thinking of Randle trade scenarios. I think for the Knicks to consider a deal it would have to be a no-brainer/steal type of deal which is they can't reject. Randle will be a knick next season. There is only one team that may be able to beat a healthy knick squad in the east and that is Boston. There isn't going to be a major shake up. At most they'll be looking at converting the Bogs deal along with picks for another wing player.
Mark my words--On opening day the Knick squad will include Brunson, Hart, DD, OG, Randle for sure and most certainly also Deuce, Ihart, Mitch and Precious. This team has everything. Like I said, I myself am someone calling for trades/changes regularly in the past but this team is a 60 win team and is gonna fight Boston for the 1st seed in the east. They aren't going to break that up easily and neither should they.
rajajackal wrote:HopelessKnick wrote:Is there any plausible scenario where Randle comes back to CAA just to be traded a couple months later in the offseason? Makes no sense to me. Randle wants to remain in NY and last season he completely adjusted his play to what the Knicks demand of him (attacking basketball and cutting out most of the nonsense midrange game). The way he was playing he is actually a very good 2nd option next to Brunson. He is probably a top 5 PF in the league but definitely a top 8 PF.
I think you guys are wasting energy unnecessarily thinking of Randle trade scenarios. I think for the Knicks to consider a deal it would have to be a no-brainer/steal type of deal which is they can't reject. Randle will be a knick next season. There is only one team that may be able to beat a healthy knick squad in the east and that is Boston. There isn't going to be a major shake up. At most they'll be looking at converting the Bogs deal along with picks for another wing player.
Mark my words--On opening day the Knick squad will include Brunson, Hart, DD, OG, Randle for sure and most certainly also Deuce, Ihart, Mitch and Precious. This team has everything. Like I said, I myself am someone calling for trades/changes regularly in the past but this team is a 60 win team and is gonna fight Boston for the 1st seed in the east. They aren't going to break that up easily and neither should they.
are there any true pfs other than giannis and AD one could call better than him at the position?
HopelessKnick wrote:rajajackal wrote:HopelessKnick wrote:Is there any plausible scenario where Randle comes back to CAA just to be traded a couple months later in the offseason? Makes no sense to me. Randle wants to remain in NY and last season he completely adjusted his play to what the Knicks demand of him (attacking basketball and cutting out most of the nonsense midrange game). The way he was playing he is actually a very good 2nd option next to Brunson. He is probably a top 5 PF in the league but definitely a top 8 PF.
I think you guys are wasting energy unnecessarily thinking of Randle trade scenarios. I think for the Knicks to consider a deal it would have to be a no-brainer/steal type of deal which is they can't reject. Randle will be a knick next season. There is only one team that may be able to beat a healthy knick squad in the east and that is Boston. There isn't going to be a major shake up. At most they'll be looking at converting the Bogs deal along with picks for another wing player.
Mark my words--On opening day the Knick squad will include Brunson, Hart, DD, OG, Randle for sure and most certainly also Deuce, Ihart, Mitch and Precious. This team has everything. Like I said, I myself am someone calling for trades/changes regularly in the past but this team is a 60 win team and is gonna fight Boston for the 1st seed in the east. They aren't going to break that up easily and neither should they.
are there any true pfs other than giannis and AD one could call better than him at the position?
Really depends on your definition of PF and who you include in that conversation. Giannis, AD and then I would take Bam above Randle as well due to his defensive prowess. Then you have guys like KAT and Siakam and Banchero as well. I think between KAT and Randle it is close to a wash. Some may prefer Siakam due to defense. Zion is probably better in a vaccuum if he plays but I guess due to injuries you have to exclude him. You also have Jaren Jackson jr.---but again it depends on what he is on your list. For me he is more of a 5 but some may view him as a 4. Some may prefer Markannen due to shooting and off ball ability. Sabonis played the 4 in Indiana but I guess he is a 5 in Sacto and plays more like a Center also so I don't consider him in that conversation anymore. To me the current top 8 thus are:
1. Giannis
2. AD
3. Bam
4.-8. in no particular order KAT, Siakam, Randle, Markannen, Banchero
But even if you take the broadest definition of a 4 and include all possible guys, Randle is still top 10 anyways.
Richard4444 wrote:sol537 wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:
Even Moocow agrees.
(Obviously not Moocow. Only a two-word response.)
Picks in tact... can do a consolidation blockbuster trade at the trade deadline (Feb '25) if something makes sense then. Otherwise, keep building chemistry and immaculate vibes.
My main concern with Brogdon is that well run teams keep dumping him... (Boston, Milwaukee, Indiana...)
Maybe we can not trade Randle depending on the date he extends.
HopelessKnick wrote:Is there any plausible scenario where Randle comes back to CAA just to be traded a couple months later in the offseason? Makes no sense to me. Randle wants to remain in NY and last season he completely adjusted his play to what the Knicks demand of him (attacking basketball and cutting out most of the nonsense midrange game). The way he was playing he is actually a very good 2nd option next to Brunson. He is probably a top 5 PF in the league but definitely a top 8 PF.
I think you guys are wasting energy unnecessarily thinking of Randle trade scenarios. I think for the Knicks to consider a deal it would have to be a no-brainer/steal type of deal which is they can't reject. Randle will be a knick next season. There is only one team that may be able to beat a healthy knick squad in the east and that is Boston. There isn't going to be a major shake up. At most they'll be looking at converting the Bogs deal along with picks for another wing player.
Mark my words--On opening day the Knick squad will include Brunson, Hart, DD, OG, Randle for sure and most certainly also Deuce, Ihart, Mitch and Precious. This team has everything. Like I said, I myself am someone calling for trades/changes regularly in the past but this team is a 60 win team and is gonna fight Boston for the 1st seed in the east. They aren't going to break that up easily and neither should they.
HopelessKnick wrote:rajajackal wrote:HopelessKnick wrote:Is there any plausible scenario where Randle comes back to CAA just to be traded a couple months later in the offseason? Makes no sense to me. Randle wants to remain in NY and last season he completely adjusted his play to what the Knicks demand of him (attacking basketball and cutting out most of the nonsense midrange game). The way he was playing he is actually a very good 2nd option next to Brunson. He is probably a top 5 PF in the league but definitely a top 8 PF.
I think you guys are wasting energy unnecessarily thinking of Randle trade scenarios. I think for the Knicks to consider a deal it would have to be a no-brainer/steal type of deal which is they can't reject. Randle will be a knick next season. There is only one team that may be able to beat a healthy knick squad in the east and that is Boston. There isn't going to be a major shake up. At most they'll be looking at converting the Bogs deal along with picks for another wing player.
Mark my words--On opening day the Knick squad will include Brunson, Hart, DD, OG, Randle for sure and most certainly also Deuce, Ihart, Mitch and Precious. This team has everything. Like I said, I myself am someone calling for trades/changes regularly in the past but this team is a 60 win team and is gonna fight Boston for the 1st seed in the east. They aren't going to break that up easily and neither should they.
are there any true pfs other than giannis and AD one could call better than him at the position?
Really depends on your definition of PF and who you include in that conversation. Giannis, AD and then I would take Bam above Randle as well due to his defensive prowess. Then you have guys like KAT and Siakam and Banchero as well. I think between KAT and Randle it is close to a wash. Some may prefer Siakam due to defense. Zion is probably better in a vaccuum if he plays but I guess due to injuries you have to exclude him. You also have Jaren Jackson jr.---but again it depends on what he is on your list. For me he is more of a 5 but some may view him as a 4. Some may prefer Markannen due to shooting and off ball ability. Sabonis played the 4 in Indiana but I guess he is a 5 in Sacto and plays more like a Center also so I don't consider him in that conversation anymore. To me the current top 8 thus are:
1. Giannis
2. AD
3. Bam
4.-8. in no particular order KAT, Siakam, Randle, Markannen, Banchero
But even if you take the broadest definition of a 4 and include all possible guys, Randle is still top 10 anyways.
KnixinSix wrote:HopelessKnick wrote:Is there any plausible scenario where Randle comes back to CAA just to be traded a couple months later in the offseason? Makes no sense to me. Randle wants to remain in NY and last season he completely adjusted his play to what the Knicks demand of him (attacking basketball and cutting out most of the nonsense midrange game). The way he was playing he is actually a very good 2nd option next to Brunson. He is probably a top 5 PF in the league but definitely a top 8 PF.
I think you guys are wasting energy unnecessarily thinking of Randle trade scenarios. I think for the Knicks to consider a deal it would have to be a no-brainer/steal type of deal which is they can't reject. Randle will be a knick next season. There is only one team that may be able to beat a healthy knick squad in the east and that is Boston. There isn't going to be a major shake up. At most they'll be looking at converting the Bogs deal along with picks for another wing player.
Mark my words--On opening day the Knick squad will include Brunson, Hart, DD, OG, Randle for sure and most certainly also Deuce, Ihart, Mitch and Precious. This team has everything. Like I said, I myself am someone calling for trades/changes regularly in the past but this team is a 60 win team and is gonna fight Boston for the 1st seed in the east. They aren't going to break that up easily and neither should they.
I think unless the superstar frontcourt guy comes available he stays.
KnicksGadfly wrote:HopelessKnick wrote:rajajackal wrote:
are there any true pfs other than giannis and AD one could call better than him at the position?
Really depends on your definition of PF and who you include in that conversation. Giannis, AD and then I would take Bam above Randle as well due to his defensive prowess. Then you have guys like KAT and Siakam and Banchero as well. I think between KAT and Randle it is close to a wash. Some may prefer Siakam due to defense. Zion is probably better in a vaccuum if he plays but I guess due to injuries you have to exclude him. You also have Jaren Jackson jr.---but again it depends on what he is on your list. For me he is more of a 5 but some may view him as a 4. Some may prefer Markannen due to shooting and off ball ability. Sabonis played the 4 in Indiana but I guess he is a 5 in Sacto and plays more like a Center also so I don't consider him in that conversation anymore. To me the current top 8 thus are:
1. Giannis
2. AD
3. Bam
4.-8. in no particular order KAT, Siakam, Randle, Markannen, Banchero
But even if you take the broadest definition of a 4 and include all possible guys, Randle is still top 10 anyways.
I think top 10 is not really the cut-off point. The question is always, can we win a championship? I think Randle is a question mark - he hasn’t really answered many of the doubts. Doesn’t mean the Knicks can’t re-sign him or give him a shot, but it does mean they need to avoid any move that closes all other doors. That’s a quick way to the treadmill.
I think the PF position is weak enough in this league that we should also be looking into small forwards.
aggo wrote:Everyone knows we need to trade Mitch
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aggo wrote:Everyone knows we need to trade Mitch
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HopelessKnick wrote:aggo wrote:Everyone knows we need to trade Mitch
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Actually I disagree. At this stage he has had so many injuries that we'd never get anything close to a fair return----see the suggestion of Luke Kennard for Mitch. We need to keep him and load manage him heavily. Maybe he should consider dropping 15-20 pounds to limit stress on his feet.
I honestly think there has been a major silver lining this season with all the injuries. With the emergence of guys like Hartenstein, Precious, Deuce, Josh Hart, DD our team is so deep and loaded that even someone like Thibs understands that he has the luxury to closely load manage Mitch. Him and Hartenstein are great to have if healthy but both are injury prone. Hartenstein also has those chronic achilles injuries--keep that in mind. It is ideal to have both around and split minutes between them and limit the amount of games to 60. That way you can have enough minutes for Precious as well to keep everybody healthy. Neither Mitch nor Hartenstein are really suited to play 30+ minutes in the NBA regularly.
If Thibs draws the right conclusions from this season---as crazy as it may sound--- this season can potentially have been the perfect setup for multiple title runs in the next 3-4 years. Our role players are oozing with confidence.