DaGawd wrote:Knicksfan1992 wrote:god shammgod wrote:kat's 29 in a month but he's gonna pass a lot more now, he's gonna play defense, i hear he's gonna start performing surgery at cornell weill too on his off days
Nobody (in good faith anyways) is arguing that KAT is going to transform his game just because he's joining the Knicks. The point of the trade, from the Knicks perspective, is that KAT's positives and flaws are better fits than Randle's are even if you think they're similar level of players. The added spacing as a big in and of itself is going to make life for Brunson, Hart and OG easier on offense.
I'm not the biggest fan of the trade because I think they overpaid a bit and KAT does have flaws you need to work around but arguing that KAT is a worse basketball fit than Randle is certainly a choice...
this. mfers are looking at things way too black and white. it’s more nuisance to it than meets the eye, probably why you get so many varying views about who won the trade if anyone did
I think this kind of reaction was naturally going to happen when you trade one polarizing player for another. There's going to be wild extremes taken.
Like most trades this is going to be a wait and see type of deal and honestly we won't know if it was truly worth it until the playoffs.