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    Default So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    So far they've turned a player that doesn't fit the system (Chandler) into Jose Calderon, Sam Dalembert, Shane Larkin, Cleanthony Early, a $3.6M trade exception and dumping Raymond Felton.

    Then Melo announced he'll return.

    That gives them a rotation something like:

    Calderon/Larkin/Prigioni
    Smith/Shumpert
    Melo/Hardaway/Early
    Amar'e/Bargnani
    Dalembert/Aldrich

    What can they do for the remainder of the offseason? They can sign any free agent minimum deal along with one to the $3M mini-mid level exception. They also have that trade exception.

    So what can they do? There's reports they want to bring in Trevor Booker.

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    Embiid > Jokic SouBeachTalents's Avatar
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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Trade Melo for LeBron straight up

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    I'd like to see us trade Bargs and Shump or a different prospect for cap space to get under the tax. Or just buyout Bargs, really all I want done getting under tax would be a bonus.

    Assuming we're looking to make the playoffs, we need some vets and some defense up front. Kenyon Martin for the min is fine, then I'd like to see us split the mini mid level between Ivan Johnson and Alan Anderson.

    Calderon / Prigs / Larkin
    Smith / Shump / Hardaway
    Melo / Anderson / Early
    Amare / Johnson / Tyler
    Dally / Aldrich / Martin

    Then from there, if you trade Bargs and Shump for cap space you can get under the tax/hard cap and we could use the 3.6 million trade exception for someone like Marion. Perfect fit to start at the 4 next to Melo.

    Jose / Prigioni / Larkin
    Smith / Hardaway
    Melo / Anderson / Early
    Marion / STAT / Johnson
    Dally / Aldrich / Martin

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Knicks can do whatever they want.

    Nets > Knicks again this season in the standings

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    [QUOTE=Boarder Patrol]I'd like to see us trade Bargs and Shump or a different prospect for cap space to get under the tax. Or just buyout Bargs, really all I want done getting under tax would be a bonus.

    Assuming we're looking to make the playoffs, we need some vets and some defense up front. Kenyon Martin for the min is fine, then I'd like to see us split the mini mid level between Ivan Johnson and Alan Anderson.

    Not bad, but I don't want Martin. Dude played like 40-odd games last season; I'd rather give Thanasis a shot. I'm not hung up on the playoffs as much as getting some youth in here and seeing them gel. Go for the vets in 2015 to round it out.

    Pleased with 2 Summer League games. keep the youth! We have the teachers now. - just my opinion -

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    I can't believe you put Larkin in front of Prigioni. You're a Knicks fan?

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Quote Originally Posted by Skyscraper
    Knicks can do whatever they want.

    Nets > Knicks again this season in the standings
    What are YOU smoking? Pierce's old sneakers?

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Quote Originally Posted by bagelred
    I can't believe you put Larkin in front of Prigioni. You're a Knicks fan?
    Have to. Pablo is insurance at this point, and Larkin is improving daily. Prigi is what now, 37?
    Last edited by smoovegittar; 07-13-2014 at 09:18 PM.

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Decent. Won't make the playoffs though.

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Quote Originally Posted by Skyscraper
    Knicks can do whatever they want.

    Nets > Knicks again this season in the standings
    Nets are dysfunctional. Dysfunction doesn't breed success. I know this first hand. Nets lose their coach, went into cost cutting even though they have one of the highest payrolls in the league, and are forcing Garnett to return even though he does not want to (they refused buyout discussions).

    That combined with a new system again and injury concerns is not a good look.

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Knicks need another good point, better defenders that can also shoot the three and two better bigs thats better than wack ass dalembert. Phil won't disappoint us no matter what though.
    Last edited by Real14; 07-13-2014 at 09:20 PM.

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Quote Originally Posted by smoovegittar
    What are YOU smoking? Pierce's old sneakers?
    Even pierce left them krusty niguhz k.g might leave or retire him damn self

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Quote Originally Posted by Skyscraper
    Knicks can do whatever they want.

    Nets > Knicks again this season in the standings
    They might be better, but they don't have a long-term goal right now for winning. They're barely competitive as it is right now. They dumped all that money on those veterans who are declining. Basically this is what the Nets are doing...


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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    They should try to flip Bargs and JR for Eric Gordon.

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    Default Re: So what's left for the Knicks this offseason?

    Quote Originally Posted by WhySoInsecure?
    They should try to flip Bargs and JR for Eric Gordon.
    I'd be down with this.

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