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sol537 wrote:I could see the Knicks FO swinging for KAT & Lavine to form a "big 3" with Randle. Those 3 won't win you a title, but maybe they hope to take a step forward and then trade one of them for a better fitting piece later.
Mitch + RJ + Knox + picks for KAT
Obi + IQ + picks for Lavine
KAT / Noel / Taj
Randle
Bullock
Lavine / Burks
Rose / Luka
Treadmill team? Probably.
iLLmatic860 wrote:Baron Davis looking for a squad?
Angryfatboy wrote:Kemba walker trade imo is most realistic
Deeeez Knicks wrote:Pass on Westbrook, Wall or Kemba unless we are getting picks.
For the right price I'd sign Lonzo
Look for buy low opportunities on anyone else. There are almost always some players that go for cheap after the initial frenzy.
Deeeez Knicks wrote:Pass on Westbrook, Wall or Kemba unless we are getting picks.
For the right price I'd sign Lonzo
Look for buy low opportunities on anyone else. There are almost always some players that go for cheap after the initial frenzy.
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Spree2Houston wrote:Oscirus wrote:What are you basing any of this off of? In what world is fox who just signed a contract last year even remotely available?
I have a hard time believing that thibs who just got fired partially due to kat would want him here.
Westbrook? If that happened that would mean that washington is rebuilding and in in that scenario the knicks would target beal not westbrook.
Butlers not even realistic speculation at this point.
List def needs a good edit
The idea is if the Kings win the lottery and select Cade Cunnigham, then Fox may become available. You can replace Fox with Cunnigham and Bagley with Randle. Kings probably won’t do it but that’s where the idea stems from.
Jimmit79 wrote:At this point I want RJ to get paid
nykballa2k4 wrote:Deeeez Knicks wrote:Pass on Westbrook, Wall or Kemba unless we are getting picks.
For the right price I'd sign Lonzo
Look for buy low opportunities on anyone else. There are almost always some players that go for cheap after the initial frenzy.
That's why I like the Kemba deal. If we get a pick out of it, we can have Kemba-Rose and together have 1.75 funtional knees. But also we would be able to take a small step up regular season-wise and with health play-off wise as well.
Knicks are rumored to be interested in Nunn from Miami. Not sure if that is agent fodder or real, but it tells me our guys are looking at the small-fish.
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Collin Sexton
Leon Rose was his agent, and the Cavs could end up moving him if they draft a guard/wing, it's pretty clear they like Garland as their PG of the future.
“Instead of having another year of the grind of working to get back, it can be an offseason of maintenance and kind of taking care of his body, as opposed to trying to strengthen and fix,” Silas said of Wall.
Having a healthier body might also help Wall with shooting, which is arguably his biggest deficiency as a player. While Wall’s shooting numbers in Houston were subpar, it’s worth noting he shot 44.1% from the field and 35.1% on 3-pointers over his first 19 games with the Rockets.
Then, as injuries mounted over the remaining 21 games, those percentages slipped to 37.4% and 29.0%, respectively. Houston’s hope is that the first half of Wall’s 2020-21 is more representative of what can be expected in 2021-22, assuming his body is physically ready.
Rasho Brezec wrote:I would take John Wall and two 1st rounders for cap relief and Knox or Obi.
3toheadmelo wrote:Healthy John Wall is still a beast. He had some big games against good teams.
Of course the biggest factor is his ability to stay healthy. So he’s not my main target. But if we strike out everywhere else and we can get Wall along with some assets, I’m in.“Instead of having another year of the grind of working to get back, it can be an offseason of maintenance and kind of taking care of his body, as opposed to trying to strengthen and fix,” Silas said of Wall.
Having a healthier body might also help Wall with shooting, which is arguably his biggest deficiency as a player. While Wall’s shooting numbers in Houston were subpar, it’s worth noting he shot 44.1% from the field and 35.1% on 3-pointers over his first 19 games with the Rockets.
Then, as injuries mounted over the remaining 21 games, those percentages slipped to 37.4% and 29.0%, respectively. Houston’s hope is that the first half of Wall’s 2020-21 is more representative of what can be expected in 2021-22, assuming his body is physically ready.
Capn'O wrote:Rasho Brezec wrote:I would take John Wall and two 1st rounders for cap relief and Knox or Obi.
Or just their Detroit pick.
