F N 11 wrote:Don’t forget Patrick Williams folks.
I'm a big fan of Williams and wouldn't mind taking him at #8 at all.
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F N 11 wrote:Don’t forget Patrick Williams folks.
HEZI wrote:newyorker4ever wrote:HEZI wrote:
Hey at least that's a justifiable pick with Okoro's upside. Now if it was Devin Vassell, well that would just be unbearable
You still on the draft Cole Anthony at #8 train or have you come off of that one? Haven't been doing enough browsing on here lately to know who some on here are wanting at #8 these days.
Yup would still take him but I've covered all the bases with Cole to the point where I don't think there's anything left to be explored. Been taking a dive into these other players and trying to see what else is really out there. There's some guys like Maxey and Terry who I've completely flipped on to the point where I like them a lot now. Overall there's a lot of guards who can help us and can fit in and we can find use for even down in the 27th pick range. A lot of directions we can choose to take.
Richard4444 wrote:NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Why do some of you think Danny Ainge is going to trade Hayward & picks for Randle? Do yall not know that man's history in trades?
They would save 15M in this trade. I dont think it's absurd. But its improbable.
newyorker4ever wrote:F N 11 wrote:Don’t forget Patrick Williams folks.
I'm a big fan of Williams and wouldn't mind taking him at #8 at all.
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:newyorker4ever wrote:
Ainge has done well with drafting players that play defense and guys that play both sides of the ball well.
They value the 6'6-6'8" athlete that plays hard, they figure it's easier to teach someone like that how to shoot than it is to teach a guy with a poor motor how to care.
Reign23 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Reign23 wrote:no I don't want to chase the 9th seed. but we aren't going full tanking anyway. so I would rather have Hayward chuck up shots (and space the floor) than Randle.
And again, i moved up with those picks. I didn't give them away for Hayward.
Well that’s exactly what you’re doing giving up young players for a washed up player. Chasing the 9th seed. I rather see what they can do with actual coaching instead of dumping them for a terrible washed up player who’s only going to hinder the development of our young players.
Also hate on Randle as much as you want but he actually played well under Miller. Randle-Mitch-RJ under Miller without Morris had a positive net rating.
I don’t see why Boston would even take DSJ from us. He does nothing for them.
I'm not even a fan of Hayward. just want 3 things from my offseason moves:
I'm trying to a) get better b) get better fits around mitch and RJ and c) keep future flexiblity
Hayward is a) better than Randle, b) a better fit with his shooting and role as secondary ballhandler and c) his contract is up after next season but Randle would have 4 million guaranteed
3toheadmelo wrote:Reign23 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Well that’s exactly what you’re doing giving up young players for a washed up player. Chasing the 9th seed. I rather see what they can do with actual coaching instead of dumping them for a terrible washed up player who’s only going to hinder the development of our young players.
Also hate on Randle as much as you want but he actually played well under Miller. Randle-Mitch-RJ under Miller without Morris had a positive net rating.
I don’t see why Boston would even take DSJ from us. He does nothing for them.
I'm not even a fan of Hayward. just want 3 things from my offseason moves:
I'm trying to a) get better b) get better fits around mitch and RJ and c) keep future flexiblity
Hayward is a) better than Randle, b) a better fit with his shooting and role as secondary ballhandler and c) his contract is up after next season but Randle would have 4 million guaranteed
9th seed here we come!
3toheadmelo wrote:Reign23 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:I’m not giving up any picks or players for Hayward. Hell no. Not even Frank or Knox who I dislike the most on our team. Are you trying to chase the 9th seed instead of developing players?
where did I give up picks for hayward? in the first trade I moved up from 38 to 26 and in the second I packaged 27 + 38 to get 14.
And I def would give up DSJ and Randle. Sorry bro, I know you like them, but they are just terrible fits.
First trade has you giving up the 38th pick and the second one has you giving up 2 picks.
Like I said before, all Hayward is going to do is chuck up shots and take away minutes from our young guys. Are you trying to chase the 9th seed?
Capn'O wrote:F N 11 wrote:I don’t get the FVV hate. Like am I the only one that saw this man hit clutch shot after clutch shot his entire career and play pesky defense? He’s a great supporting free agent for the youth and fits that Thibs mold. Worried about 22 million like Look at what some bums around the league is making. If we get rid of Randle and do not take on a long term deal FVV is basically replacing Randle on the books which is a huge W. Do we splurge on another free agent is the ? And for how much? Need lots of shooting.
I like FVV but don't want to pay him that much money, especially when we're not sure who our primaries are yet. That puts him in a position to fail as a first option similar to Randle last year and we lose value in his contract and draft position next year.
Juco24 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Reign23 wrote:where did I give up picks for hayward? in the first trade I moved up from 38 to 26 and in the second I packaged 27 + 38 to get 14.
And I def would give up DSJ and Randle. Sorry bro, I know you like them, but they are just terrible fits.
First trade has you giving up the 38th pick and the second one has you giving up 2 picks.
Like I said before, all Hayward is going to do is chuck up shots and take away minutes from our young guys. Are you trying to chase the 9th seed?
Yeah... I just don't like Hayward's game... and if you compare Randle's game vs Hayward currently INCLUDING the salaries - I'm taking Randle.
3toheadmelo wrote:Juco24 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:First trade has you giving up the 38th pick and the second one has you giving up 2 picks.
Like I said before, all Hayward is going to do is chuck up shots and take away minutes from our young guys. Are you trying to chase the 9th seed?
Yeah... I just don't like Hayward's game... and if you compare Randle's game vs Hayward currently INCLUDING the salaries - I'm taking Randle.
Hayward in the playoffs
10 ppg on 40% FG and 29% from 3
I also rather have Randle’s contract over Hayward’s. Let’s say if Booker/Lavine requests a trade... we wouldn’t be able to go after them with Hayward here.
SelbyCobra wrote:To be clear: I am not saying that FVV can't be miscast or become less efficient if the Knicks sign him on a team where he is more of a primary. Of course he can.
newyorker4ever wrote:knickstape4ever wrote:Grade A draft:
take on Mike Scott contract + #34 and our 2021 2nd
Acquire another 1st via salary dump trade (maybe Brooklyn trading Prince?)
use that 1st + #34 or #38 + 5.6M in cash + maybe DSJ to move up around #15
1(8) Kira Lewis
1(15) RJ Hampton (or Aaron Nesmith)
1(27) Desmond Bane
2(38) Reggie Perry
If we end up with 3 1st round picks then we have to end up with a PF that can shoot and play defense with at least one of those picks.
Hes_On_Fire wrote:2 more pages and we're out of thread 13.
I underestimated how fast we could through 30 pages.
That Westbrook rumor brought a lot of people in here.
Reign23 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Juco24 wrote:
Yeah... I just don't like Hayward's game... and if you compare Randle's game vs Hayward currently INCLUDING the salaries - I'm taking Randle.
Hayward in the playoffs
10 ppg on 40% FG and 29% from 3
I also rather have Randle’s contract over Hayward’s. Let’s say if Booker/Lavine requests a trade... we wouldn’t be able to go after them with Hayward here.
yeah it's more difficult to be efficient in the playoffs. Also it is well known that Hayward wasn't at a 100% because of the ankle.
I would post Randles playoff stats, but he hasn't made the post season in 6(!) years with 3(!) teams.which is kind of telling.
F N 11 wrote:
He called kD and Kyrie to Nets so I’m listening to him a little. Also Boston disrespectful for that offer.
Fred said show me the money in the interview.
Juco24 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Reign23 wrote:where did I give up picks for hayward? in the first trade I moved up from 38 to 26 and in the second I packaged 27 + 38 to get 14.
And I def would give up DSJ and Randle. Sorry bro, I know you like them, but they are just terrible fits.
First trade has you giving up the 38th pick and the second one has you giving up 2 picks.
Like I said before, all Hayward is going to do is chuck up shots and take away minutes from our young guys. Are you trying to chase the 9th seed?
Yeah... I just don't like Hayward's game... and if you compare Randle's game vs Hayward currently INCLUDING the salaries - I'm taking Randle.
3toheadmelo wrote:Reign23 wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Hayward in the playoffs
10 ppg on 40% FG and 29% from 3
I also rather have Randle’s contract over Hayward’s. Let’s say if Booker/Lavine requests a trade... we wouldn’t be able to go after them with Hayward here.
yeah it's more difficult to be efficient in the playoffs. Also it is well known that Hayward wasn't at a 100% because of the ankle.
I would post Randles playoff stats, but he hasn't made the post season in 6(!) years with 3(!) teams.which is kind of telling.
He’s completely washed. That’s what the stats indicate.
And again you’re fine with ditching developing young players and rather chase a 9th seed so that’s where we differ. I’ll pass.
I also rather have cap space open if Booker/Lavine wants out of their teams. Hayward prevents us from doing that. So no.
F N 11 wrote:I don’t get the FVV hate. Like am I the only one that saw this man hit clutch shot after clutch shot his entire career and play pesky defense? He’s a great supporting free agent for the youth and fits that Thibs mold. Worried about 22 million like Look at what some bums around the league is making. If we get rid of Randle and do not take on a long term deal FVV is basically replacing Randle on the books which is a huge W. Do we splurge on another free agent is the ? And for how much? Need lots of shooting.
Black and Blue wrote:RHODEY wrote:Juco24 wrote:
Not disagreeing with you but fast forward a bit. How much more mature is Kira now? How much stronger? (Especially after the weight gain) AND the BIG thing... how different is the NBA game vs the NCAA?
Right , I dont think head to head for one game is a good guage. Didnt Knox destroy Bridges (or somebody) and thats why we picked him? Im sure Cole Anthony would destroy most of the PGS in the draft head to head but he;s not gonna be picked in the top ten...
But Kira is predicted to have the higher ceiling were as Haliburton is more ready made.
No disagreements here. For me personally I will say watching highlights of both in a vacuum I was unclear as to why everyone had Haliburton going higher in the draft, then watched this clip and was like, “Oh, this is why.”
Being a Knicks fan I often forget there is such a thing as going with a proven commodity. This franchise, in game show terms, never goes with the smart, safe bet over “the mystery box”.