MiamiSPX wrote:I'm just hoping this is a reset for him. He's always been trying to live up to that draft position and contract. Neither have anything to do with the Raptors, so hopefully he can let it go and just play smart.
I understand taking him was the cost of doing business, but man I just don't like this kid's game at all. I still make this trade every time though.
We got IQ for an expiring, that's all I care about. So long as RJ gets it laid out very clearly he's not here to take 15-20FGA, and rather be an opportunist, I'm ok with him.
I see IQ popping off like Maxey (not in numbers but in a similar type of jump), and as much as I think OG is probably worth more than what we got back, this is a good trade. It's not the fleece a lot of people are calling it, but genuinely I see this as a win-win for both teams. I would not at all be surprised to see OGs averages get back to a 17-18ppg mark, the Knicks are effectively tied for the best OREB team in the NBA, and that means open 3's from defences scrambling.
The Knicks in Randle/Brunson have a legit inside/outside system, which will heavily benefit corner shooters, of which OG has always been one of the best in the league at 45/44% last/this season.
No matter which way you look at this trade, you do it like 9 times out of 10.

















 
 







 
 
