symbiotic wrote:At this rate, the Knicks will go on trading an unprotected first round pick for Marcus Smart.
Maybe two if the Celtics pushes the Knicks limits.
No but I see a Lee and a pick for Reggie Jackson type of trade as frightfully possible.
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symbiotic wrote:At this rate, the Knicks will go on trading an unprotected first round pick for Marcus Smart.
Maybe two if the Celtics pushes the Knicks limits.


levendis wrote:I'll say this, different situations obviously, but if the nets made this offer they'd be praised
Jimmit79 wrote:Yea RJ played well he was definitely the x factor
EchelonNYK wrote:
Sums up the Knicks perfectly.
Guano wrote:Fourni3r forgetting he has Bob cousy handles
Woodsanity wrote:Imagine trusting a team with World B Flat on it without Lebron keeping him in check.


NYKnicksFTW wrote:Yes, more highlights!
Some of you guys are ridiculous. Tim Hardaway Jr. does one thing well and that's score. He can't rebound, he can't shoot FTs, he's a 35% 3-point shooter, he can't defend, he can't pass the ball.
But yeah, more highlights!
phatmanscoop wrote:AmazingJason wrote:phatmanscoop wrote:
Your not forced to trade him? You could slide him over to the 3 once Melo is out the picture, and a productive 2-way player on a decent contract is definitely worth a first rounder. I mean look at the previous post with people saying Celtics should get a first for Smart/Crowder/Bradley but they technically HAVE to trade for it. I could see a team like the Spurs, Clippers trading for him.
Would any team believe that they would need to trade a 1st rounder for Lee after they gave Hardaway that deal with a trade kicker?Even the Hawks - a good organization - were thinking $45M for THJ.
Yes, a playoff team definitely would. You're not getting a lotto pick but a future first or late first rounder. The Hardaway deal is inflated but not as bad as everyone is making it seem. I don't believe the smokescreen of Atlanta was going to pay "around 45 mill" When they gave bazemore basically the same contract as THJR.
Red Vines wrote:From Hawks Fansided blog few months back:
"It would not be surprising to see a team give him an offer in the neighborhood of four years/$75 million, the same figure that Allen Crabbe drew this past summer. That number is a bit high but could be a better value than the contract that the Hawks gave to Kent Bazemore (four years/$70 million) before this season.
Realistically, Hardaway Jr.’s value is probably closer to the four years/$60-$68 million, for an average annual value of $15-$17 million. That would be a good number for the Hawks given that he is just now entering his prime at age 25."


whocares1 wrote:dakomish23 wrote:At
10 it's solid
12 it's flat
14 it's reaching
16 it's a bad deal
18 it's wtf
Who were we competing with?
The Hawks.

Jimmit79 wrote:Yea RJ played well he was definitely the x factor
NYKnicksFTW wrote:Yes, more highlights!
Some of you guys are ridiculous. Tim Hardaway Jr. does one thing well and that's score. He can't rebound, he can't shoot FTs, he's a 35% 3-point shooter, he can't defend, he can't pass the ball.
But yeah, more highlights!

Yankeeknickfan wrote:Kristaps6_NYK wrote:Im sure we have some Landry Fields put backsYankeeknickfan wrote:I could do this for anyone.
I choose this one, because greenie hates Iman
Marty McFly wrote:EchelonNYK wrote:
Sums up the Knicks perfectly.
i don't why this made me laugh so hard.
Guano wrote:Fourni3r forgetting he has Bob cousy handles
Woodsanity wrote:Imagine trusting a team with World B Flat on it without Lebron keeping him in check.
Marty McFly wrote:levendis wrote:I'll say this, different situations obviously, but if the nets made this offer they'd be praised
you're really going to compare us to a team that hasn't had a first round pick since jesus ascended into heaven? you're going to have a victim complex over the **** nets?

Jables120 wrote:aq_ua wrote:Jables120 wrote:It will cost money to get a player that has potential to break out. Look at Gordon Hayward's stats after his 4th year before he signed his big contract: 16/5/5 on .413/.304.
Hayward always played defense and knew how to position himself. Hardaway is a brainless chicken on defense.
Is he? How many games of his did you watch last season?
Kristaps6_NYK wrote:Not gonna lie. THJr can be real good. Like really good. But that contract is awful as of right now. HUGE risk. If the Knicks deal Carmelo + Lee it'll be a decent move. If we do trade Melo. Tim will average 18+ ppg. Then sign Mack for tank purposes and then...
Mack - Baker
THJr - Dotson
Kuz - LT
KP - KOQ
Willy - Noah