2023-24 NY Knicks trade ideas, Part 4
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Harrison Barnes, wow.
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spree2kawhi wrote:Jonathan2347 wrote:Fournier + Grimes for Derozan
Worth the risk and the chance to go deep in the PO this year.
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I’d love it. It’s because Brunson can shoot. So with the ball in DeRozan’s hand, Brunson remains a threat, but he can coast a little sometimes. DeRozan is a great player and he would also take the ball out of Randle’s hands. Randle as a finisher and catch & shoot guy (if he insists on shooting outside shots) is better than Randle dribbling the ball. DeRozan could also lead the second unit at point guard, even though he’d start too. I think it makes a lot of sense, even though Bridges would be a lot better obviously.
Yeah, several games when there were scoring droughts, not last night obviously, I've thought a professional scorer like Demar would be helpful here.
There goes my hero. Watch him as he goes.
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I mean, come on, this is an awesome team too:
Irving
THJr/Grimes
Williams
Randle
Robinson/Lively
Irving
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Williams
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Robinson/Lively
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Zach Lowe on the bench deficiencies, supporting the need for another back-up PG:
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Is the Lakers-Hawks holdup really only due to them not finding a team that is willing to take on Russell? The guy is playing a pretty solid season, shooting Brunson-like percentages. The Hawks are rumored to want an expiring contract and 2 picks. It seems as if the Lakers are offering the kid they took at 17 in last year's draft and the 29 pick. Wouldn't it make sense for us to swoop in and give the Hawks Fournier and take on Russell , essentially for nothing and he is a FA next season again?
Russell is averaging 17points/6assists on 48% from the field and 42% from 3. The upside would be that he would cost next to nothing, the downside he would disrupt the stalwart defense.
Russell is averaging 17points/6assists on 48% from the field and 42% from 3. The upside would be that he would cost next to nothing, the downside he would disrupt the stalwart defense.
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HopelessKnick wrote:Is the Lakers-Hawks holdup really only due to them not finding a team that is willing to take on Russell? The guy is playing a pretty solid season, shooting Brunson-like percentages. The Hawks are rumored to want an expiring contract and 2 picks. It seems as if the Lakers are offering the kid they took at 17 in last year's draft and the 29 pick. Wouldn't it make sense for us to swoop in and give the Hawks Fournier and take on Russell , essentially for nothing and he is a FA next season again?
Russell is averaging 17points/6assists on 48% from the field and 42% from 3. The upside would be that he would cost next to nothing, the downside he would disrupt the stalwart defense.
I feel like players like Bron are able to keep a guy like Dlo in check
Dlo will go back to bad habits without him.
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If we’re 2 games back of the 3 spot then make a move to improve the bench without sacrificing too much. And then let’s hope we get someone like Hayward in the buyout market.
Brogdon and Hayward. 2 major injury risks but when healthy they are both efficient and solid veteran players.
Then keep your assets for a major move this summer.
Brogdon and Hayward. 2 major injury risks but when healthy they are both efficient and solid veteran players.
Then keep your assets for a major move this summer.
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iLLmatic860 wrote:HopelessKnick wrote:Is the Lakers-Hawks holdup really only due to them not finding a team that is willing to take on Russell? The guy is playing a pretty solid season, shooting Brunson-like percentages. The Hawks are rumored to want an expiring contract and 2 picks. It seems as if the Lakers are offering the kid they took at 17 in last year's draft and the 29 pick. Wouldn't it make sense for us to swoop in and give the Hawks Fournier and take on Russell , essentially for nothing and he is a FA next season again?
Russell is averaging 17points/6assists on 48% from the field and 42% from 3. The upside would be that he would cost next to nothing, the downside he would disrupt the stalwart defense.
I feel like players like Bron are able to keep a guy like Dlo in check
Dlo will go back to bad habits without him.
You mean as a trouble maker or on court?
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Hes_On_Fire wrote:If we’re 2 games back of the 3 spot then make a move to improve the bench without sacrificing too much. And then let’s hope we get someone like Hayward in the buyout market.
Brogdon and Hayward. 2 major injury risks but when healthy they are both efficient and solid veteran players.
Then keep your assets for a major move this summer.
I would go as far as saying that if we add Brogdon and Hayward and Mitch and Isiah are fit for the playoffs we can likely beat anybody. Boston may still be slightly ahead but I would have confidence in our chances against any team.
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TrueWarrior wrote:cgf wrote:It's time to call the Bulls bluff and offer them both our 24 FRPs for Caruso.
Here’s what I keep going back to:
Any of these guards we’re talking about getting would take most, if not all, of Grimes and Deuce’s minutes.
Like Caruso, Brogdon, Clarkson, Brown, Burks etc would essentially take the backup PG and SG spots from them.
So whats the point of keeping Grimes if we get Caruso? They’re similar 3/D players. We wouldn’t give up picks for Caruso and only play him 15 mpg.
I like Grimes but it feels like we’re going to trade him to save a 1st, and because he wouldn’t play as much anyway behind these guys. We’re gonna just keep him for insurance? Thats what Deuce would be for.
Caruso isn't a scorer, but he has legit PG skills and can initiate the offense in a way Grimes & Deuce can't which I think would really help Randle & Grimes in the non-Brunson minutes...as well as giving us another strong defensive option for the closing lineup. That's why I think he would be a great fit for us.
And I don't think that would guarantee less PT for Grimes even if nobody got hurt banged up and Donte stayed hot:
Brunson 34-36 | Caruso 12-14 | McBride
DDV 20-24 | Grimes 16-20 | Caruso 8-12
Anunoby 20-24 | Hart 20-24 | Caruso 0-4
Randle 34-36 | Anunoby 12-14
RobinHart 48 | Sims/Achiuwa
Leaving Grimes around the 18mpg he's currently getting while Caruso, DiVincenzo, and Hart land in that 20-24mpg range.
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begley saying we're interested in daniel gafford. i would not give up grimes for him though.
Washington’s interest in Grimes is noteworthy for several reasons. One of them? The Knicks have Wizards big man Daniel Gafford on their radar, sources confirm.
The interest in Gafford comes while New York is dealing with injuries to Isaiah Hartenstein and Mitchell Robinson. Earlier this month, the Knicks were optimistic that Robinson could return before the end of the regular season. Hartenstein has missed two games due to a left Achilles issue. He played with a similar ailment last season. As you’d expect, there is some concern over Hartenstein’s health and his availability moving forward.
Hence, the interest in the 25-year-old Gafford. Gafford is averaging 10 points, seven rebounds, two blocks and one steal per game in 38 starts for the Wizards.

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WaltFrazier wrote:spree2kawhi wrote:Jonathan2347 wrote:Fournier + Grimes for Derozan
Worth the risk and the chance to go deep in the PO this year.
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I’d love it. It’s because Brunson can shoot. So with the ball in DeRozan’s hand, Brunson remains a threat, but he can coast a little sometimes. DeRozan is a great player and he would also take the ball out of Randle’s hands. Randle as a finisher and catch & shoot guy (if he insists on shooting outside shots) is better than Randle dribbling the ball. DeRozan could also lead the second unit at point guard, even though he’d start too. I think it makes a lot of sense, even though Bridges would be a lot better obviously.
Yeah, several games when there were scoring droughts, not last night obviously, I've thought a professional scorer like Demar would be helpful here.
I wouldn't mind DDR, but I don't think he's ready to accept a 6th man role. I think he still wants a quality starter's contract, so we'd need to give him the RJ role...starter who spend most of his time with the bench because he's a defensive liability, not the best fit next to Brundle, and because he's just not as efficient a scorer as our top 2...at least since those first 6 games that Julius was so hideously bad in.
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HopelessKnick wrote:Is the Lakers-Hawks holdup really only due to them not finding a team that is willing to take on Russell? The guy is playing a pretty solid season, shooting Brunson-like percentages. The Hawks are rumored to want an expiring contract and 2 picks. It seems as if the Lakers are offering the kid they took at 17 in last year's draft and the 29 pick. Wouldn't it make sense for us to swoop in and give the Hawks Fournier and take on Russell , essentially for nothing and he is a FA next season again?
Russell is averaging 17points/6assists on 48% from the field and 42% from 3. The upside would be that he would cost next to nothing, the downside he would disrupt the stalwart defense.
That’s a resounding “no” from me.
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3toheadmelo wrote:begley saying we're interested in daniel gafford. i would not give up grimes for him though.Washington’s interest in Grimes is noteworthy for several reasons. One of them? The Knicks have Wizards big man Daniel Gafford on their radar, sources confirm.
The interest in Gafford comes while New York is dealing with injuries to Isaiah Hartenstein and Mitchell Robinson. Earlier this month, the Knicks were optimistic that Robinson could return before the end of the regular season. Hartenstein has missed two games due to a left Achilles issue. He played with a similar ailment last season. As you’d expect, there is some concern over Hartenstein’s health and his availability moving forward.
Hence, the interest in the 25-year-old Gafford. Gafford is averaging 10 points, seven rebounds, two blocks and one steal per game in 38 starts for the Wizards.
Yes, he’s nice, but I think we’re good. If we got him, we’d be in great position to make a big trade in the summer though.
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3toheadmelo wrote:begley saying we're interested in daniel gafford. i would not give up grimes for him though.Washington’s interest in Grimes is noteworthy for several reasons. One of them? The Knicks have Wizards big man Daniel Gafford on their radar, sources confirm.
The interest in Gafford comes while New York is dealing with injuries to Isaiah Hartenstein and Mitchell Robinson. Earlier this month, the Knicks were optimistic that Robinson could return before the end of the regular season. Hartenstein has missed two games due to a left Achilles issue. He played with a similar ailment last season. As you’d expect, there is some concern over Hartenstein’s health and his availability moving forward.
Hence, the interest in the 25-year-old Gafford. Gafford is averaging 10 points, seven rebounds, two blocks and one steal per game in 38 starts for the Wizards.
Yeah, they can have their pick back for Gafford, but not Grimes...or if they help us get Caruso, we can help them get a good price for Kuzma
CHI: Kuzma
NYK: Caruso + Gafford
WSH: Ball + Fournier + Sims + WSH FRP + POR FRP + 24 NYK FRP
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cgf wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:begley saying we're interested in daniel gafford. i would not give up grimes for him though.Washington’s interest in Grimes is noteworthy for several reasons. One of them? The Knicks have Wizards big man Daniel Gafford on their radar, sources confirm.
The interest in Gafford comes while New York is dealing with injuries to Isaiah Hartenstein and Mitchell Robinson. Earlier this month, the Knicks were optimistic that Robinson could return before the end of the regular season. Hartenstein has missed two games due to a left Achilles issue. He played with a similar ailment last season. As you’d expect, there is some concern over Hartenstein’s health and his availability moving forward.
Hence, the interest in the 25-year-old Gafford. Gafford is averaging 10 points, seven rebounds, two blocks and one steal per game in 38 starts for the Wizards.
Yeah, they can have their pick back for Gafford, but not Grimes...or if they help us get Caruso, we can help them get a good price for Kuzma
CHI: Kuzma
NYK: Caruso + Gafford
WSH: Ball + Fournier + Sims + WSH FRP + POR FRP + 24 NYK FRP
i'd pass on caruso and gafford if that's the price. good players but not necessary enough for us to give up picks for them. save those picks for a star.

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3toheadmelo wrote:cgf wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:begley saying we're interested in daniel gafford. i would not give up grimes for him though.
Yeah, they can have their pick back for Gafford, but not Grimes...or if they help us get Caruso, we can help them get a good price for Kuzma
CHI: Kuzma
NYK: Caruso + Gafford
WSH: Ball + Fournier + Sims + WSH FRP + POR FRP + 24 NYK FRP
i'd pass on caruso and gafford if that's the price. good players but not necessary enough for us to give up picks for them. save those picks for a star.
Don’t think that wiz pick that may never convey and a FRP in this draft will move the needle much in any star player trade. It’s our unprotected future FRPs and maybe that Detroit pick that we’ll need to trade for a star.
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cgf wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:cgf wrote:
Yeah, they can have their pick back for Gafford, but not Grimes...or if they help us get Caruso, we can help them get a good price for Kuzma
CHI: Kuzma
NYK: Caruso + Gafford
WSH: Ball + Fournier + Sims + WSH FRP + POR FRP + 24 NYK FRP
i'd pass on caruso and gafford if that's the price. good players but not necessary enough for us to give up picks for them. save those picks for a star.
Don’t think that wiz pick that may never convey and a FRP in this draft will move the needle much in any star player trade. It’s our unprotected future FRPs and maybe that Detroit pick that we’ll need to trade for a star.
eh you're still giving up 2 other picks. we might have something in sims too. fournier's contract will be needed for a star. i'll pass lol

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KOA wrote:Jose7 wrote:assuming Dejonte not an option...
get me Clarkson.. attempt to without giving up Grimes if you can.
Clarkson is garbage. He's even worse than Rozier and that's saying a lot.
He's a brick machine and is a door on defense.
Why on earth would you prefer him over Grimes?
b/c there is this irrational hate for a great young two way player on this board. they consider a slump he's having as regression. They consider the fact that he was benched a sign that he sucks when the reality is that the move was a fit move --- that skill and salary wise, the Knicks actually have an exellent 2 guard rotation in Ragu and Grimes.
Meanwhile the love of a bum like Hart, who has never been and will never be a better player than Grimes or IQ, oozes like throwup all over this board.
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Either get Murray or Brogdon at the right price or just leave it alone. Grimey and Deucey are getting it done.











