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Dr. Detfink wrote:I keep telling you guys, Leon Rose has it in for NYK. He's Angry at the way the Knicks treat Curry. He scared Lebron from NY. He's doing all he can to get Melo NOT to come to NYK.
knicks742 wrote:KnicksGod wrote:alanhahn
Source with knowledge of CAA plans says the top priority is to get Melo what he wants: NYK WITH extension. But if can't, Nets are Plan 1b.
3 minutes ago via ÜberTwitter
Of course they are going to say that. They are taking a lot of bad press recently. Everyone can see through them though, they want him in NJ.
PrecociousNeoph wrote:knicks742 wrote:KnicksGod wrote:alanhahn
Source with knowledge of CAA plans says the top priority is to get Melo what he wants: NYK WITH extension. But if can't, Nets are Plan 1b.
3 minutes ago via ÜberTwitter
Of course they are going to say that. They are taking a lot of bad press recently. Everyone can see through them though, they want him in NJ.
exactly. that's nonsense. They have been pushing him towards the nets while scheming, manipulating, lying about everything Knicks related.
to me, the most surprising part about all this is how easily melo is letting himself be used and lied to. I mean youre telling me that every NBA fan with half a brain can see through their agendas, but melo himself, who has them right under his nose, can't?
NYK0605 wrote:This is getting really **** annoying. I feel like this will never end.
Why can't Melo just save DEN/NJ thei time and say "doesn't matter what the trade is, i ain going to NJ"...Why can't he say this?
Is this his fallback plan? Does he have an interest there?
Knickplaya wrote:Leon Rose, Your firedddddd (trump voice)
god shammgod wrote:Starksfor3 wrote:The faces of evil
If you see either of these men, feel free to punch them in their rotund faces.
looks more like the faces of wendys late night drive thru
Knicker23 wrote:You'd think they'd consult with the guy that needs to sign off on the deal before letting it drag out for so long. . I don't think Melo has 'okay-ed' it, but it seems like he certainly hasn't said 'no' - though you never know. .
Regardless, if the Nets wanted to get the most from the Knicks, now would be the time to do it..we'd probably be most willing to give things up....certainly if this falls through we'll be the ones making the decisions.
Marc Berman, Ny Post wrote:...the Knicks went into Miami feeling their only chance of survival was to bomb away from the 3-point line, and see where the chips fall.
It's 90 to 95 per cent done, a source tells Fred Kerber. So optimistic are the Nets, he writes, that the team has a schedule that it hopes will put Carmelo Anthony in a Nets uniform vs. the Pistons next Friday.
"The deal could be agreed to principle before Tuesday, then finalized later next week. If completed, Anthony is expected to meet with Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov on Tuesday or Wednesday," he writes. "One person directly involved in the trade scenario suggested that if all goes as planned and the deal is finalized, Anthony could play his first game for the Nets next Friday against the Pistons."
Thorn wrote:I would love to have Melo on this team, but giving up too much to do so does not make sense to me. If he wants to be a Knick he will be. If he wants to be a Net good luck in Brooklyn.
My question would be if they manage to pull off this three team trade is NJ a better team than us?
Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
What Team do you think that Carmelo Anthony will be traded to before the Trading Deadline?
Ric Bucher
(1:24 PM)
I'm going to stay with New Jersey. The question is, will they do it without a signed extension in hand. I'm told Prokhorov is willing to make that gamble, confident he can charm Melo once he gets there.
Jordan45822 wrote:this From Ric Bucher's Chat:Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
What Team do you think that Carmelo Anthony will be traded to before the Trading Deadline?
Ric Bucher
(1:24 PM)
I'm going to stay with New Jersey. The question is, will they do it without a signed extension in hand. I'm told Prokhorov is willing to make that gamble, confident he can charm Melo once he gets there.
NYMNYKFN10 wrote:It's 90 to 95 per cent done, a source tells Fred Kerber. So optimistic are the Nets, he writes, that the team has a schedule that it hopes will put Carmelo Anthony in a Nets uniform vs. the Pistons next Friday.
"The deal could be agreed to principle before Tuesday, then finalized later next week. If completed, Anthony is expected to meet with Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov on Tuesday or Wednesday," he writes. "One person directly involved in the trade scenario suggested that if all goes as planned and the deal is finalized, Anthony could play his first game for the Nets next Friday against the Pistons."
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Jordan45822 wrote:this From Ric Bucher's Chat:Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
What Team do you think that Carmelo Anthony will be traded to before the Trading Deadline?
Ric Bucher
(1:24 PM)
I'm going to stay with New Jersey. The question is, will they do it without a signed extension in hand. I'm told Prokhorov is willing to make that gamble, confident he can charm Melo once he gets there.
siar617 wrote:Thorn wrote:I would love to have Melo on this team, but giving up too much to do so does not make sense to me. If he wants to be a Knick he will be. If he wants to be a Net good luck in Brooklyn.
My question would be if they manage to pull off this three team trade is NJ a better team than us?
I don't get this line of thinking. GEt Melo next to Chandler Amare and Felton and deal with the rest in the off season. There are no other stars after Melo so Donnie will be getting killed if he doesn't bring him in
Jordan45822 wrote:this From Ric Bucher's Chat:Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
What Team do you think that Carmelo Anthony will be traded to before the Trading Deadline?
Ric Bucher
(1:24 PM)
I'm going to stay with New Jersey. The question is, will they do it without a signed extension in hand. I'm told Prokhorov is willing to make that gamble, confident he can charm Melo once he gets there.
