sol537 wrote:KnixinSix wrote:cgf wrote:
"only 20 minutes" is almost half the game where offense would be handicapped and you wouldn't be able to make a superstar offer until the summer of 2026.
Handicapped is an awfully strong word considering Brunson's ability to play off ball and the fact that Murray is a 20 point scorer who is a whole lot more efficient than RJ Barrett at a 45-46% FG and 38% from 3.
You make it seem like this guy is Elfrid Peyton lol.
Yesterday was a glimpse into what improved with the addition of OG and what we still need after losing IQ/RJ.
Murray is a bonafide scorer who is not elite but he isn't a super inefficient volume chucker either. He would be a bigtime improvement over RJboth offensively and defensively and while not as pure a shooter as IQ , he is a more dynamic scorer than IQ is.
Murray’s addition to Atlanta made them worse as he didn’t pair well with Tre… why would it be any different with the Knicks? Please elaborate… I’m honestly curious about how it could work better here.
Tre's game while a better pure scorer/shooter is not as dynamic as Brunson. Brunson played with the ball dominant Luka and thrived as he has a very good off-ball game too.
Murray and Brunson would play 'only' about 20 minutes together and Brunson could play some off ball at that time also saving some wear on his body. Murray would be the best PG on our team after Brunson and be that length guy that Thibs loves at the PG position (like Elfrid Peyton was but with a better offensive game).
Murray is a legit 38% 3 pt shooter this year and a 46% FG is not an inefficent number (like RJs ridiculously low 42 ish %). He also has ability to be a strong defender and is still young.
He comes at a 23M ish price tag vs LaVine at 45 and is less injry prone. That contract allows us to make another bigger move cap wise especially if Randle were to be included.
His contract is also flippable and less likely to be an albatross like the more injury prone LaVine's at 45-50M AAV





















