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What should the Knicks approach be with Frank

Try to develop until prime years (~26) - essentially hold until it's 100% clear what he is
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Hold and try to develop until the end of rookie contract
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Hold until season's end/middle of next season to make a decision
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Look to trade him now for assets and/or a salary dump
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Other
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Re: Knicks plan on exploring trade scenes for Frank Ntilikina 

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Post#2202 » by thebuzzardman » Wed Mar 20, 2019 12:17 pm

Mario better watch out. Frank coming for his backup PF minutes.
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Post#2203 » by Stannis » Wed Mar 20, 2019 1:40 pm

B8RcDeMktfxC wrote:What is the value of the 2nd draft "peeps saved by flat"? If you go on the FA market as Mudiay, Vonleh, Hezonja, even Jordan, ... what is your actual worth? And what kind of team (given its reasonable future prospects) would want them?

Speaking for myself, but I want none of those guys back. Those 4 combined will eat up at least 45 million dollars in 2019-2020 salary, imo.

Other teams might have use for them, but Knicks are still the worst team in the NBA with those 4. Pass! They made no difference. And I'm definitely not going to be paying them more to do what they did.
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Post#2204 » by taj2133 » Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:13 pm

Knicks are in a tricky situation with frank if he plays well final 11 games his trade value goes up, but if he doesn't do well these final 11 games and his numbers go down his value sinks incredibly . I wished the knicks just shut frank down completely there is a strong possibility he struggles these last 11 games and his trade value goes down.
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Re: Knicks plan on exploring trade scenes for Frank Ntilikina 

Post#2205 » by thebuzzardman » Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:20 pm

taj2133 wrote:Knicks are in a tricky situation with frank if he plays well final 11 games his trade value goes up, but if he doesn't do well these final 11 games and his numbers go down his value sinks incredibly . I wished the knicks just shut frank down completely there is a strong possibility he struggles these last 11 games and his trade value goes down.


I don't think it matters either way. The league has a book on him and while there might be some variance between one team and another about what they think about him, that variance is probably pretty slight.

These 11 games aren't changing anything, if he played 40 mpg or 4.

But it'll be closer to 4, so I don't think they'll be this body of work either way.

In any event, don't really care. The entire team sucks and hopefully most of these guys will be gone because of that fact.
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Post#2206 » by Stannis » Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:35 pm

taj2133 wrote:Knicks are in a tricky situation with frank if he plays well final 11 games his trade value goes up, but if he doesn't do well these final 11 games and his numbers go down his value sinks incredibly . I wished the knicks just shut frank down completely there is a strong possibility he struggles these last 11 games and his trade value goes down.


Do you really think Frank's value can get lower though? I don't see any team offering any first rounders for him. That's why I don't see the point in trading him for a 2nd round pick. He's just turning 21 this summer. May as well keep him at this point. He only played half of this season. I think giving him 3 seasons is fair and better for the team.

Truthfully, at this point, I think this management is just trying to rid themselves of any remnants from the Phil Jackson regime. Which is dumb, because Knicks will probably use that 2nd round pick to draft a backup guard who is a defensive specialist.
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Post#2207 » by Phish Tank » Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:43 pm

PC would trade Frank for Plankton Galloway I see....
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Post#2208 » by newyorker4ever » Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:49 pm

Newyorknick94 wrote:I don’t get the hate that Frank gets and the love that Mudiay gets doesn’t make sense



Does Mudiay get love? I hate how Fiz used Frank earlier in the season when he was healthy. The kid should of been getting at least 25 minutes a game no matter how bad he was playing. On a good team guys like Frank are a asset that every good team should want. Let the kid play Fiz. You know there was a lot of talk about how Fiz doesn't like the euro players before we signed him as our HC and he sure as hellz hasn't done anything to prove those rumors might have some substance to them. KP is gone, don't know if Fiz has any say in that but i'm sure they talked to him about it before the trade was made, he wasn't playing Kanter much and the way he handled Frank when he was healthy.

He better play Frank as much as possible when he gets back.
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Re: Knicks plan on exploring trade scenes for Frank Ntilikina 

Post#2209 » by taj2133 » Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:57 pm

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taj2133 wrote:Knicks are in a tricky situation with frank if he plays well final 11 games his trade value goes up, but if he doesn't do well these final 11 games and his numbers go down his value sinks incredibly . I wished the knicks just shut frank down completely there is a strong possibility he struggles these last 11 games and his trade value goes down.


Do you really think Frank's value can get lower though? I don't see any team offering any first rounders for him. That's why I don't see the point in trading him for a 2nd round pick. He's just turning 21 this summer. May as well keep him at this point. He only played half of this season. I think giving him 3 seasons is fair and better for the team.

Truthfully, at this point, I think this management is just trying to rid themselves of any remnants from the Phil Jackson regime. Which is dumb, because Knicks will probably use that 2nd round pick to draft a backup guard who is a defensive specialist.

I think team like portland could use him and would trade late first for him because they don't have cap room for hood, layman, curry, aminu, and kanter. I also could see a team like the jazz trading there first round pick for frank they need shooting guard with rubio going to be free agent and also exum is always injured he would be valuable piece. I also think the thunder could use him they don't really have good shooting guards on there team fegurson and diallo are just okay players. Also the thing about the thunder is roberson is injured and hasn't recover frank would work fell with paul george and westbrook in there starting line up.
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Re: Knicks plan on exploring trade scenes for Frank Ntilikina 

Post#2210 » by Jscratch1200 » Wed Mar 20, 2019 4:12 pm

taj2133 wrote:
Stannis wrote:
taj2133 wrote:Knicks are in a tricky situation with frank if he plays well final 11 games his trade value goes up, but if he doesn't do well these final 11 games and his numbers go down his value sinks incredibly . I wished the knicks just shut frank down completely there is a strong possibility he struggles these last 11 games and his trade value goes down.


Do you really think Frank's value can get lower though? I don't see any team offering any first rounders for him. That's why I don't see the point in trading him for a 2nd round pick. He's just turning 21 this summer. May as well keep him at this point. He only played half of this season. I think giving him 3 seasons is fair and better for the team.

Truthfully, at this point, I think this management is just trying to rid themselves of any remnants from the Phil Jackson regime. Which is dumb, because Knicks will probably use that 2nd round pick to draft a backup guard who is a defensive specialist.

I think team like portland could use him and would trade late first for him because they don't have cap room for hood, layman, curry, aminu, and kanter. I also could see a team like the jazz trading there first round pick for frank they need shooting guard with rubio going to be free agent and also exum is always injured he would be valuable piece. I also think the thunder could use him they don't really have good shooting guards on there team fegurson and diallo are just okay players. Also the thing about the thunder is roberson is injured and hasn't recover frank would work fell with paul george and westbrook in there starting line up.
Unless the cap savings is the difference in signing a good free agent, or there's a player late in the first they really like; trading Frank feels like a lateral move. Late firsts and second round picks are normally project picks or rotation players. We already have that in Frank.
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Re: Knicks plan on exploring trade scenes for Frank Ntilikina 

Post#2211 » by GONYK » Wed Mar 20, 2019 4:27 pm

Late 1sts are the long 2's of the draft.

They are worse than early 2nds from a salary management vs talent perspective.

We've already turned down 2nd round pick offers for Frank.
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Re: Knicks plan on exploring trade scenes for Frank Ntilikina 

Post#2212 » by thebuzzardman » Wed Mar 20, 2019 6:09 pm

I feel like if Frank bulks up a bit, he could definitely be LFT.
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Post#2213 » by Phish Tank » Wed Mar 20, 2019 6:12 pm

thebuzzardman wrote:I feel like if Frank bulks up a bit, he could definitely be LFT.


yea but not too much. LFT bulked up too much over the last few years and got hurt because of it.
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Post#2214 » by BeagleBoss » Wed Mar 20, 2019 6:12 pm

Am I the only one who wants Smith Jr, Mudiay and Ntilikina gone? I'm perfectly happy with Kadeem backing up Kyrie. :)
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Post#2215 » by thebuzzardman » Wed Mar 20, 2019 6:14 pm

BeagleBoss wrote:Am I the only one who wants Smith Jr, Mudiay and Ntilikina gone? I'm perfectly happy with Kadeem backing up Kyrie. :)


As long as they take Knox and Trier with them, sure.
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Re: Knicks plan on exploring trade scenes for Frank Ntilikina 

Post#2216 » by thebuzzardman » Wed Mar 20, 2019 6:15 pm

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thebuzzardman wrote:I feel like if Frank bulks up a bit, he could definitely be LFT.


yea but not too much. LFT bulked up too much over the last few years and got hurt because of it.


Franks already got the "got hurt" part down, so that's covered.
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Post#2217 » by Phish Tank » Wed Mar 20, 2019 6:23 pm

thebuzzardman wrote:
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thebuzzardman wrote:I feel like if Frank bulks up a bit, he could definitely be LFT.


yea but not too much. LFT bulked up too much over the last few years and got hurt because of it.


Franks already got the "got hurt" part down, so that's covered.


well I guess a lot of our roster does too :lol:

DSJ's a good example
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Post#2218 » by Newyorknick94 » Wed Mar 20, 2019 6:50 pm

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Newyorknick94 wrote:I don’t get the hate that Frank gets and the love that Mudiay gets doesn’t make sense



Does Mudiay get love? I hate how Fiz used Frank earlier in the season when he was healthy. The kid should of been getting at least 25 minutes a game no matter how bad he was playing. On a good team guys like Frank are a asset that every good team should want. Let the kid play Fiz. You know there was a lot of talk about how Fiz doesn't like the euro players before we signed him as our HC and he sure as hellz hasn't done anything to prove those rumors might have some substance to them. KP is gone, don't know if Fiz has any say in that but i'm sure they talked to him about it before the trade was made, he wasn't playing Kanter much and the way he handled Frank when he was healthy.

He better play Frank as much as possible when he gets back.

He just won’t give frank a chance jeff didn’t last year either
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Post#2219 » by BBALLER4FR » Thu Mar 21, 2019 1:59 am

Back-2-back 30+ deficits by the 4th quarter...No clear pg...and they still won't clear his a$$ for return. His days here are numbered.
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Post#2220 » by Tron Carter » Thu Mar 21, 2019 2:21 am

BBALLER4FR wrote:Back-2-back 30+ deficits by the 4th quarter...No clear pg...and they still won't clear his a$$ for return. His days here are numbered.


he’s already cleared they wanted him to practice before playing in a game
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