Re: its time to talk Chris Paul
Posted: Thu Oct 8, 2020 3:15 am
I don't like cp3, don't want him here, won't root for him if he comes here, and hope we keep knox. shoot it down hahn
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dakomish23 wrote:
DaT WaVeY RiCaN wrote:Jay Williams who is very close to Wes implied that Cp3 would be offered a front office role at some point if he were to be traded here
DaGawd wrote:DaT WaVeY RiCaN wrote:Jay Williams who is very close to Wes implied that Cp3 would be offered a front office role at some point if he were to be traded here
Mannnnn just offer him that **** when he's done playing if that's a driving factor in trading for him..
knickstape4ever wrote:dakomish23 wrote:
good to hear that Hahn, who basically works for the team, is willing to call out the CP3 rumors
if they were to pursue CP3 (which they shouldn't IMO), Knicks should have all the leverage. the Thunder dont want that contract on their books for 2 more seasons and we're 1 of the few teams that can absorb his deal
I can understand teams like the 76ers and Bucks going after CP3 as the piece that puts them over the top, but we're the Knicks, we're at the bottom, and a 36 y/o Paul isn't gonna take us to the top. CP3 1) hurts our lottery odds next season, and let's be honest, as of now, we have a bottom 5 roster and next years draft is stacked 2) takes up too much cap space, thus making it harder to pursue FA's next offseason
I get that CP3 would be great for the young players, and I don't dispute that. I just think that good is outweighed by the factors I mentioned (cap space, draft position)
I'd rather make a play for Mike Conley, tbh. KnicksFanTV reported Randle for Conley rumors, which would be perfect IMO. Conley is great b/c 1) doesnt hurt cap future flexibility 2) he's a vet PG who can still play (not what he used to be tho) and can help the younger players 3) he isn't good enough to significantly impact our draft position