Free Agency 2014

Knicks Free Agency is centered around the need to re-sign Carmelo.


Then there is the 3.2 million.


But even with that limited amount you still have to look at the entire group starting at the top.

Lebron or Dirk- would either force their way over?

Eric Bledsoe, lance S, pau, hawes- not sure about the changes to sign and trades, could any of these guys be had? Could you get in on Bledsoe or lance by overpaying? Could chandler be moved for pau or hawes?

Now it's the 3.2 or min wage players. Can you get half a team out of this group? Who do you choose to give 3.2 to and who do you think you can get for min wage?

G's
Hinrich
Vasquez
Bayless
Stuckey
Chauncey
S Livingston
Ben G


Wings
Mike miller
Morrow


F/c

Jason smith
Humphries

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Will be hard to make a huge impact in fa, but don't you think Phil will try.

What do you do with that group of players?

The 3.2 has to go to hinrich or another pg. Or to a big. Jason smith would be target 1.


Hinrich
Jimmer
Morrow
Mike miller
Artest
Lamar odom
Kmart
Fesenko
Jason Smith


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Keep- Carmelo, jr, bargnani

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Trade
Chandler, Felton, Hardaway jr, prigioni, amare, 2018 1st.


Hinrich/shumpert/jimmer
Jr/morrow
Carmelo/mike miller/mwp
________/Jason smith/kmart/odom
Bargnani/fesenko

Phil has Lamar odom and Ron artest at his cabin in Montana right now. He is about to fly over to Kirk hinrich's house to go grab Jason smith and just make them fall in love w the idea of Phil Jackson triangle ball and both come over on the cheap. Kerr is on the plane along with super hot decision making owner James Dolan. Both those guys laugh it up as they begin building a monster.


The decision is made- straight free agency will never work. It's time to start trading. The worst thing possible is to let chandler and amare expire.


So it's Larry sanders or josh smith to the rescue. Starring with option #1. The trade made in heaven. Buying out the bucks long term deal. Why? Because it's a match made in heaven on 3 of the types of players this team needs somewhere in its top 3-7. Active versatile defensive big. Illyasova a good fit at 4 whenever Carmelo is in at the 3. And ok mayo. A gaurs that can shoot and who for the first time in his life can be asked to be something he can be.



And what ok mayo might be that could turn him back into OJ ? A who wants to be a starting pg on this team. Remember it's a triangle pg- mayo, shumpert, and hinrich. To go from Felton/prifiobi to those 3 is genius.

Last stop on the plane is for mike miller. Again on the cheap. Phil is a genius. Anthony morrow is in.



Shumpert/mayo/hinrich
Jr
Carmelo/mike miller
Larry Sanders/illyasova
Bargnani/Jason smith


What? Bought a pick? Nick Johnson- perfect pick.

And you have.

Morrow
Odom
Kenyon Martin
Fesenko


Shit it's over for the nba. Phil didn't wait and hope. Does it right away.

[QUOTE=el gringos]The 3.2 has to go to hinrich or another pg. Or to a big. Jason smith would be target 1.


Hinrich
Jimmer
Morrow
Mike miller
Artest
Lamar odom
Kmart
Fesenko
Jason Smith


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Keep- Carmelo, jr, bargnani

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Trade
Chandler, Felton, Hardaway jr, prigioni, amare, 2018 1st.


Hinrich/shumpert/jimmer
Jr/morrow
Carmelo/mike miller/mwp
________/Jason smith/kmart/odom
Bargnani/fesenko[/QUOTE]
Target 1 would have to be Jason Smith? Trade who? First 2 are gone.

Calderon >>> Hinrich.


We'll I guess Jimmer at league min is next. Too bad the Hardaway Jr/Amare trade has to wait till after August 25 to package Larkin, Ellington, dalembert, or Thanasis

Huh??????

[QUOTE=percelloveknicks]Huh??????[/QUOTE]
Pay it no mind. He's the ultimate trade master.

gringos quoting himself and then asking his past self questions....:oldlol: :oldlol: :oldlol:

quite people, hes still negotiating with himself

[QUOTE=bluechox2]quite people, hes still negotiating with himself[/QUOTE]
Well I wish he would stop my head is spinning.

[QUOTE=percelloveknicks]Well I wish he would stop my head is spinning.[/QUOTE]
You can't take it seriously. He does know SOMETHING about hoop, but he's totally against building a team from within. Sort of like the Yankees...