Knicks/GS/Kings

[SNPA]

Knicks get: Monk/Carter
Kings get: JK/Kolek
GS gets: Hart/Saric

Mike Brown lets NY in on a secret, that Carter can be a cheaper version of Hart and he wants secondary ball handling and play making and has a great relationship with Monk.

GS gets a guy in Hart ready to go in their system and final runs.

Sac gets JK at around 25 per and start building out a young team that’s not all shooting guards.

[NW]

Pretty sure Hart makes too much for that to happen financially for GS since they can only take back half of what JK gets in a S&T.

Not sure Knicks go for it. Worth exploring in January if they do

[xdrta+]

Pretty sure Hart makes too much for that to happen financially for GS since they can only take back half of what JK gets in a S&T.

Not sure Knicks go for it. Worth exploring in January if they do

It's true that only 50% of Kuminga's contract counts as salary GS is sending out, but they can take back more than that. In this case they would have to send out about $4.1M in addition to $12.5M from Kuminga to make it legal moneywise. A bigger problem is that it would hard-cap them at the 1st Apron, and even sending out enough to make it legal puts them right at the Apron with only 10 players.

[LightTheBeam]

If the Kings actually wsnt to try and win, they take Hart. In fact I think you just take Hart and then sell him later.

Im 100% sure Hart has more value around the league than kuminga and thats without factoring in contracts. GSW owe here

[taikibansei]

What is it with these Hart for Monk trades on this board? Hart is far better at shooting and rebounding, equal at defense, and nearly the same level of play-maker. Both have similar salaries. There is no reason the Knicks would want Monk (and/or Carter). None.

Just kick back and enjoy your final seasons with Monk, Kings fans. You've earned them.

[daoneandonly]

Not to be that broken record, but the market ahs spoken on undersized guards; SImons, Sexton, etc; Monk doesnt have all that much value

[Coxy]

Would really like Hart on the Warriors, so a yes if it can work financially.