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GONYK wrote:Knicker23 wrote:Sheridan has already started back pedaling off that statement
No he hasn't. He never back pedaled, and in fact, he doubled down on it today.
snyknick86 wrote:i was watching NBA TV and McHale and Webber feel he' destined to be a net and will make the playoffs and win 38-40 games and Denver will then have a middle of the road first round pick....
exactly what they don't want I recall, right?
most feel the Nets will land Melo.
Jay10 wrote:nykinoz wrote:alanhahn Alan Hahn
Anthony Randolph has flu-like symptoms and will not dress for tonight's game vs POR
lmao
Knicker23 wrote:
That right? Got the quote / link? Perhaps I took his seemingly moving on from that statement and tweeting about the nets specifics and deal as him distancing himself from it. .
Also, Nuggets look awful..against the Suns.
Chris Sheridan wrote:One league source told ESPN.com that acquiring Derrick Favors and Batum is the "grand slam" that Nuggets general manager Masai Ujiri would like to hit, but he remains handcuffed by Anthony's preference for a trade to the New York Knicks. As I reported last month, Anthony has made it known to the Nuggets that if he is traded, he will not sign his $65 million contract extension with any team other than New York. The source said Anthony has steadfastly maintained that stance in his recent discussions with Nuggets officials, despite the Nets being told that Anthony would sign the extension with them if he is traded to New Jersey.
http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/knicks ... atch-batumAnother league source said Knicks officials were perturbed to hear that Anthony was being told they were "dragging their heels" in their efforts to acquire Anthony. (Which could lend some sort of an explanation to the origins behind the latter part of this quote from Anthony after practice Monday in Denver): "Who wouldn't want to play in New York?" Anthony said. "I told you that last year. I think that's how all this stuff started, by me making that comment. New York is playing well right now. I don't think they're looking at me, they don't want me to come in here and mess what they have up. That's what I've read."
TheBluest wrote:So to be clear if he's waived on or before Aug 15th the whole $12.5mil is unguaranteed but if not, he's guaranteed $9mil even if he's waived some time after correct?
KnicksGod wrote:TheBluest wrote:So to be clear if he's waived on or before Aug 15th the whole $12.5mil is unguaranteed but if not, he's guaranteed $9mil even if he's waived some time after correct?
Where did you get that August 15 screenshot anyway? You got me in trouble with Sham which is always a dangerous venture.
Listen, if you ... or any site ... says anything about Rip having anything less than $9M guaranteed in 12/13, it is incorrect.
TheBluest wrote:KnicksGod wrote:TheBluest wrote:
CP3's free agent year coincides with Rip's non guaranteed year. Now after looking up some things I appear to be somewhat close. Actually it's 25-40% is what's non guaranteed by a certain date comes to about $9mil Rip would receive........ from other threads discussed on RealGM but fully unguaranteed if waived on or before August 15th, which couples Shamsports website on his contract.
No. It's $9M guaranteed.
LOUD BUZZER WRONGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!! The only thing I was wrong about is I had the portion of guarantee inverted but you clearly didn't do enough research
http://www.pistonpowered.com/2010/07/page/2/
Mathematically Possible
DENVER - The Knicks remain very much in the hunt for Carmelo Anthony mostly because New York remains the Denver Nuggets All-Star forward's preferred destination.
A person familiar with the negotiations told the Daily News that talks between the Nuggets and Knicks are on-going and classified the possibility of a deal with New York at "50-50."
"He'd like to play in New York," said the source, who requested anonymity. "But I don't see anything happening soon."
In order for the Knicks to acquire Anthony, team president Donnie Walsh would have to acquire at least one first-round pick to include in the deal.
The Nets can offer Denver the best package because they have multiple first-round picks.
The dilemma for the Knicks is whether or not to gut their roster for a player they could sign as a free agent after July 1. A deal for Anthony would likely have to include two of these three starters -- Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler, Landry Fields -- plus Eddy Curry's expiring contract and at least one first-round pick. The Knicks may also have to take on a player with a long-term contract. Al Harrington could be that player.
The Nets are in serious negotiations to complete a deal for Anthony, but the source indicated that no trade is imminent.
As for whether Anthony would sign a three-year, $65 million extension to play for the Nets, the source said "it hasn't gotten to that point yet.
"He's willing to listen to them if he gets close."
NYMNYKFN10 wrote:DENVER - The Knicks remain very much in the hunt for Carmelo Anthony mostly because New York remains the Denver Nuggets All-Star forward's preferred destination.
A person familiar with the negotiations told the Daily News that talks between the Nuggets and Knicks are on-going and classified the possibility of a deal with New York at "50-50."
"He'd like to play in New York," said the source, who requested anonymity. "But I don't see anything happening soon."
In order for the Knicks to acquire Anthony, team president Donnie Walsh would have to acquire at least one first-round pick to include in the deal.
The Nets can offer Denver the best package because they have multiple first-round picks.
The dilemma for the Knicks is whether or not to gut their roster for a player they could sign as a free agent after July 1. A deal for Anthony would likely have to include two of these three starters -- Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler, Landry Fields -- plus Eddy Curry's expiring contract and at least one first-round pick. The Knicks may also have to take on a player with a long-term contract. Al Harrington could be that player.
The Nets are in serious negotiations to complete a deal for Anthony, but the source indicated that no trade is imminent.
As for whether Anthony would sign a three-year, $65 million extension to play for the Nets, the source said "it hasn't gotten to that point yet.
"He's willing to listen to them if he gets close."
Isola
KNEMESIS wrote:Can I just say f**** Denver's front office. Bunch of bitchy little girls.
KnicksGod wrote:NYMNYKFN10 wrote:DENVER - The Knicks remain very much in the hunt for Carmelo Anthony mostly because New York remains the Denver Nuggets All-Star forward's preferred destination.
A person familiar with the negotiations told the Daily News that talks between the Nuggets and Knicks are on-going and classified the possibility of a deal with New York at "50-50."
"He'd like to play in New York," said the source, who requested anonymity. "But I don't see anything happening soon."
In order for the Knicks to acquire Anthony, team president Donnie Walsh would have to acquire at least one first-round pick to include in the deal.
The Nets can offer Denver the best package because they have multiple first-round picks.
The dilemma for the Knicks is whether or not to gut their roster for a player they could sign as a free agent after July 1. A deal for Anthony would likely have to include two of these three starters -- Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler, Landry Fields -- plus Eddy Curry's expiring contract and at least one first-round pick. The Knicks may also have to take on a player with a long-term contract. Al Harrington could be that player.
The Nets are in serious negotiations to complete a deal for Anthony, but the source indicated that no trade is imminent.
As for whether Anthony would sign a three-year, $65 million extension to play for the Nets, the source said "it hasn't gotten to that point yet.
"He's willing to listen to them if he gets close."
Isola
50-50 wow. Isola's source is Leon Rose by the way.
Knicker23 wrote:50- 50 now for NY huh?
GONYK wrote:KNEMESIS wrote:Can I just say f**** Denver's front office. Bunch of bitchy little girls.
Burn Notice fan?
KnicksGod wrote:TheBluest wrote:So to be clear if he's waived on or before Aug 15th the whole $12.5mil is unguaranteed but if not, he's guaranteed $9mil even if he's waived some time after correct?
Listen, if you ... or any site ... says anything about Rip having anything less than $9M guaranteed in 12/13, it is incorrect.
Where did you get that August 15 screenshot anyway? You got me in trouble with Sham which is always a dangerous venture.
Anders wrote:The sweetest revenge is living well! Darius Rucker said it, so you know its real!
GONYK wrote:KNEMESIS wrote:Can I just say f**** Denver's front office. Bunch of bitchy little girls.
Burn Notice fan?
cgmw wrote:GONYK wrote:KNEMESIS wrote:Can I just say f**** Denver's front office. Bunch of bitchy little girls.
Burn Notice fan?
Sam Axe in the house!
