Orange21 wrote:Mo Harkless anyone?
For Hardaway Jr? Sure. Doubt Orlando would though.
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Orange21 wrote:Mo Harkless anyone?

Bklyn&company wrote:moocow007 wrote:BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:Does the acquisition of Andre Barrett (a very similar player in terms of physical stature and skill set) to our D-League affiliate, along with the decision to decline Shane's option signify a trade coming with Shane's expiring contract?
More likely it means that the Westchester Knicks are light at point guard. They drafted 2 point guards in the NBDL expansion draft. One of them (Curtis Jerrels ) signed with an overseas team. Left only Stepfon Hannah to handle point duties. Barrett is an experienced veteran point and I'd imagine the Knicks feel they need a vet at the position with their D-League team to help facilitate their player development.
Understandable but Barrett is very old... A fan of his since his HS days but at this point he is more of a euro/streetball player. Wish we had Jerrels he killed it in euro last year (that why he went back plus the money), he is still young. Wish we can reach out to a few other young players who just missed making their teams... That they can actually develop.. Like:
(If even possible to get)
Doron Lamb (22yrs)
James McAdoo (21yrs)
Jordan Hamilton (Actually had a good preseason, with
3yrs NBA experience 24yrs)
Lorenzo Brown (24yrs)
Chris Crawford (22yrs)
Peyton Siva (24yrs)
Aaron Craft (22yrs) Heady PG
Sean Kilpatrick (24yrs)
Khem Birch (22yrs)
Robert Covington (23yrs) Good Player at the 3/4
Jamaal Franklin (23yrs)
Micheal Eric (26yrs)
Kevin Jones (25yrs) Good low post scorer/Rebounder, local product
D.J Kennedy
Peyton Siva (24yrs)
Pierre Jackson (24yrs) Scorer, Defense, Speed
Malcolm Lee (24yrs)
Drew Gordon (24yrs) Had a good preseason, can shoot and pass
Marquis Teague (21yrs)
Darius Morris (23yrs)
Bryce Cotton (22yrs)
JaMychal Green (24yrs)
Fuquan Edwin (23yrs)
Will Cherry (23yrs)
Jack Cooley (23yrs)
Vander Blue (22yrs)
and others....
Isiahthomass wrote:Kawhi Leonard looks like a pretty good option, depending on what he could be had for.
Meat wrote:FemaleDogPlease wrote:Meat wrote:okc is legendarily cheap they're not going to match reggie jackson's offer if it's anything over 10mil.
I consider that overpaying.
when you look at his usage rate v production last year and what other guards are getting this year(kemba, rubio) he'll get around 11 and that might be a low estimate.
FemaleDogPlease wrote:Knicks acquiring Kobe only makes sense if they acquire another legit front court player in another deal. I think Hibbert could be available for the right price.
Besart19 wrote:If Gasol wont come and Noah health wont be at top, I think we should bring Al Jefferson along with Patrick Ewing as lead assistant (and big man coach)... Al fits the triangle offense; only his D is suspect!
Besart19 wrote:If Gasol wont come and Noah health wont be at top, I think we should bring Al Jefferson along with Patrick Ewing as lead assistant (and big man coach)... Al fits the triangle offense; only his D is suspect!
Besart19 wrote:If Gasol wont come and Noah health wont be at top, I think we should bring Al Jefferson along with Patrick Ewing as lead assistant (and big man coach)... Al fits the triangle offense; only his D is suspect!
DowNY wrote:At this point, I'm all for getting rid of Calderon & JR for additional cap space. Keep Shump.
Rajon Rondo
Iman Shumpert
Carmelo Anthony
Quincy Acy
Marc Gasol
Top 3 in East easily.
they do if calderon and jr gets traded\leavesmg wrote:^Yeah but do they have the capspace to sign both Rondo and Gasol if they also have to extend or pick up Shump's qualifying offer? His qualifying offer will be $3.7 mil. Of course I'm guessing they're more likely to keep him if they can dump JR for an expiring before the trade deadline. Considering price and production I believe THJ has a much better chance of being here next season.
knicksh20b wrote:Meat wrote:FemaleDogPlease wrote:
I consider that overpaying.
when you look at his usage rate v production last year and what other guards are getting this year(kemba, rubio) he'll get around 11 and that might be a low estimate.
I like Jackson. I like his versatility and ability to play the 2.
However, if I need to overpay for a PG (even though Calderon is signed), I would aim for Dragic. I think he would be able to take advantage of all the attention Melo gets and shoot 40% from three, he can play and defend the 2 spot, and he's a legitimate 2nd option. Calderon + Dragic spacing the floor for Melo would be so damn devastating---I really believe we would see Melo with some silly NBA 2k stats. It'll be hard to pray Dragic from Phoenix, but that's what every franchise is saying about its FAs now (except maybe the Hawks and Millsap?).
The issue with that, however, is that we probably need more frontcourt help. We can maybe find some three and d guys (unless they all get paid like Jodie Meeks), or even entice them to come ring-chasing, but finding a big man with all the skills for the triangle is hard. I would be absolutely ecstatic if we got Millsap.
My top trade target though? Al Horford. Chris Bosh gets known for having a great jumper, but look up Horford's stats shooting from around the arc. It's 50+%, and he doesn't have Lebron feeding him. He blocks shots, rebounds, can play center, shoots and passes. Total synergy with Melo.
So basically I have a boner for the Hawks big men. And if you don't like it, I'll show you pictures of Eddy Curry and Zach Randolph over and over again.
DowNY wrote:At this point, I'm all for getting rid of Calderon & JR for additional cap space. Keep Shump.
Rajon Rondo
Iman Shumpert
Carmelo Anthony
Quincy Acy
Marc Gasol
Top 3 in East easily.