EnigmatiC wrote:he's remedial and makes absolutely no sense. either he's 14 and has little understanding of things or is mentally handicapped, i see no other explanation for his reasoning.
The power of wishful thinking.
I don't think he'd be here if he was not worried about the Knicks.
He should keep his wishful thinking on his board, like we do

If the Raptors love Noah and are willing to take Hinrich with him, as well as James, then I suppose this guy's plan has some chance. But I don't think it's a great chance. I don't think BC will think that keeping Noah is such a great chance. They can control him only as a RFA and Noah grew up rich -- if he doesn't want to play in Toronto, which is distinctly possible, he'd simply take the QO and leave after one year. The Raptors could also just bid for Noah after a year if he is willing to play there. Why take on Kirk's bad contract if they can just try to sign him? So their plan has holes for sure.
Most all of this depends on where LeBron *prefers* to play and I think NY has a good case to make to him.
We'll seeeeeeeeee.
If he prefers Chicago, they have the edge. I'm suspect of that. If he prefers NY, which he's basically made as clear as he can without saying it, then we will be in the driver's seat.
Honestly I'd personally take Noah over Lee but Lee's value is also a factor in all this and he might be willing to play in Toronto. This guy (boy?) didn't take into account Lee as a possible trade chip, as strong as Noah potentially to BC. The other thing is that we have Chandler too and I don't think Walsh will let LeBron and Bosh go to Chicago over Wilson do you? I don't. Wilson has more value than James Johnson (a lot) and more than Kirk and Deng on bad contracts. So we have flexibility for a S&T too.
But most importantly, what I like most about or position is that we don't need to rely on a team like the Raptors with a strange GM like BC. We can just sign two guys outright, which gives us a lot of power in this negotiation.
That and LeBron still preferring NY puts us in nice position. Doesn't *necessarily* guarantee us anything (unless Walsh has gotten some concrete inside word), but we have our ducks lined up
