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god shammgod wrote:Davis18 wrote:Juco24 wrote:
Kyrie irving anyone?
For 32nd pick?
Why not.
in a second. everyone will balk but he's exactly what we need. this is likely nonsense though. they'd be afraid to do this unless durant co-signed it.
Juco24 wrote:
Kyrie irving anyone?
knickstape4ever wrote:NYF13 wrote:Wall + 2nd pick for 19, 21 and 32.
OR
Beal or Towns for 19, 21, 32 and NYK 2023 and DAL 2023 picks.
OR
Buddy Hield + 9th pick for Ntilikina + 19, 21 and 32.
OR
Myles Turner for pick 21 and 32.
AND
Sign Lonzo outright without handing any asset.
-Rockets aren't trading #2 just to dump wall and get some late picks back. #2 warrants a good player in return
-Wizards and Wolves aren't trading those guys for scraps/other teams could easily outbid that
-Can't trade Frank, his contract is up (can S&T tho). I actually wouldn't do that deal. Maybe Hield + #9 for 1 of those picks, but not all 3
-I like Myles Turner. he's the ideal C: rim-protector that can shoot the 3
-I'm hoping we can get Lonzo w/o the Pelicans matching or asking for big return. his best years are ahead of him
NYF13 wrote:knickstape4ever wrote:NYF13 wrote:Wall + 2nd pick for 19, 21 and 32.
OR
Beal or Towns for 19, 21, 32 and NYK 2023 and DAL 2023 picks.
OR
Buddy Hield + 9th pick for Ntilikina + 19, 21 and 32.
OR
Myles Turner for pick 21 and 32.
AND
Sign Lonzo outright without handing any asset.
-Rockets aren't trading #2 just to dump wall and get some late picks back. #2 warrants a good player in return
-Wizards and Wolves aren't trading those guys for scraps/other teams could easily outbid that
-Can't trade Frank, his contract is up (can S&T tho). I actually wouldn't do that deal. Maybe Hield + #9 for 1 of those picks, but not all 3
-I like Myles Turner. he's the ideal C: rim-protector that can shoot the 3
-I'm hoping we can get Lonzo w/o the Pelicans matching or asking for big return. his best years are ahead of him
That’s your opinion. I am just saying that these are all the conversations I am hearing... that’s all.
You can take it with a grain of salt or you could just wait to find out. That’s not just you but to all other friends.
The scouting and analytics will determine what makes feasible and a winning package. But these players are all under the FO radar.
ADeP7 wrote:NYF13 wrote:knickstape4ever wrote:
-Rockets aren't trading #2 just to dump wall and get some late picks back. #2 warrants a good player in return
-Wizards and Wolves aren't trading those guys for scraps/other teams could easily outbid that
-Can't trade Frank, his contract is up (can S&T tho). I actually wouldn't do that deal. Maybe Hield + #9 for 1 of those picks, but not all 3
-I like Myles Turner. he's the ideal C: rim-protector that can shoot the 3
-I'm hoping we can get Lonzo w/o the Pelicans matching or asking for big return. his best years are ahead of him
That’s your opinion. I am just saying that these are all the conversations I am hearing... that’s all.
You can take it with a grain of salt or you could just wait to find out. That’s not just you but to all other friends.
The scouting and analytics will determine what makes feasible and a winning package. But these players are all under the FO radar.
You say you’re hearing
Wall and #2 for 19, 21 and 32
you need to slap whoever you heard that from. Or slap yourself for believing it. The rockets arent trading #2 and a franchise player to get rid of walls contract.
Polk377 wrote:Knicks should keep a strong eye on the Colin Sexton situation. He fits in our timeline and isn't due for an extention until next year. Maybe see if 19th, 32nd Knox and future 2nd could get it done.
WargamesX wrote:Polk377 wrote:Knicks should keep a strong eye on the Colin Sexton situation. He fits in our timeline and isn't due for an extention until next year. Maybe see if 19th, 32nd Knox and future 2nd could get it done.
I don’t really like his fit with the roster. His game is a souped up version of Payton, but if the price is fair they should kick the tires.
aggo wrote:Guys am I a traitor if I move near the Barclays center?
RHODEY wrote:aggo wrote:Guys am I a traitor if I move near the Barclays center?
Nope but you might be a hipster
Polk377 wrote:WargamesX wrote:Polk377 wrote:Knicks should keep a strong eye on the Colin Sexton situation. He fits in our timeline and isn't due for an extention until next year. Maybe see if 19th, 32nd Knox and future 2nd could get it done.
I don’t really like his fit with the roster. His game is a souped up version of Payton, but if the price is fair they should kick the tires.
If by similar to Payton you mean attacks the basket then sure but he is lightyears better as a shooter and has more confidence. He is only 23 and getting better. Hell maybe we can get him for just taking on Kevin Love's contract if all else fails this Offseason.
HarthorneWingo wrote:RHODEY wrote:aggo wrote:Guys am I a traitor if I move near the Barclays center?
Nope but you might be a hipster
Who can afford to live in Brooklyn these days? Granted, I'm not familiar with the borough but I do know that the rental prices are very high as I assume the home prices are. It's the same thing in Manhattan. You pay $3,500/mo for a tiny studio overlooking the back alley.
aggo wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:RHODEY wrote:
Nope but you might be a hipster
Who can afford to live in Brooklyn these days? Granted, I'm not familiar with the borough but I do know that the rental prices are very high as I assume the home prices are. It's the same thing in Manhattan. You pay $3,500/mo for a tiny studio overlooking the back alley.
no around Barclays u can get a 1br thats decent for 2700. something really trashy, or like 5 blocks from subway you can get down to 2400
if u want something nice like having washer/dryer in unit u can pay 3200-4000 for a 1br
HarthorneWingo wrote:aggo wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:
Who can afford to live in Brooklyn these days? Granted, I'm not familiar with the borough but I do know that the rental prices are very high as I assume the home prices are. It's the same thing in Manhattan. You pay $3,500/mo for a tiny studio overlooking the back alley.
. I
no around Barclays u can get a 1br thats decent for 2700. something really trashy, or like 5 blocks from subway you can get down to 2400
if u want something nice like having washer/dryer in unit u can pay 3200-4000 for a 1br
It'll be interesting to how business models change in the coming year of two post-COVID and how that will effect the local housing markets. Do you live in one of the 5?
Philadelphia, where I used to live for about 30 years, has a much more affordable housing market.
WargamesX wrote:Polk377 wrote:WargamesX wrote:I don’t really like his fit with the roster. His game is a souped up version of Payton, but if the price is fair they should kick the tires.
If by similar to Payton you mean attacks the basket then sure but he is lightyears better as a shooter and has more confidence. He is only 23 and getting better. Hell maybe we can get him for just taking on Kevin Love's contract if all else fails this Offseason.
I don’t think his shooting is consistent enough to play him off ball. On ball he would be great as a playmaker, and is better than Elfrid. However, if the goal is for Sexton to start he has to be a reliable 3 pt threat or the defense can lag off him and start to double team.