stuporman wrote:Let's hope the Knicks presence in the AD sweepstakes is only to drive up the price that the Celtics pay for him so weaken the division rival. AD is an elite player but big men in the modern NBA don't lead teams to titles anymore.
I remember how so many fans rejected the idea of giving up Frye in a deal for Garnet .... is Mitch playing that same role now? Something to ponder...hmmmm. Although, I wouldn't want to give up the farm for a guy who won't resign.
This year's 3rd might be the best asset because it would be Zion's buddy the Pels could reunite him with. Maybe that would be worth more than multiples to them and let the Knicks keep more assets compared to the unknown of future Celtic assets.
I wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss bigs
First of all Durant is a 7 footer
And AD is the new era big ideal. He’s effective to the 3, he’s great up tempo, he can score inside and he’s able to guard all positions
You don’t want to see him in Celtics green just like we don’t want to see kawhi stay in Toronto
However if phily maintains, celts get ad, Toronto keeps kawhi and we add kd then the Atlantic is the top division by far. For whatever it’s worth. Which isn’t much since we play each other so much