a PG deal or any deal will have to happen before OG signs or else the Knicks will become a first apron team which restricts the amount of money they can take back relative to what they send out more prohibitively.
a PG deal or any deal will have to happen before OG signs or else the Knicks will become a first apron team which restricts the amount of money they can take back relative to what they send out more prohibitively.
When deals are broken by Woj or Shams doesnt really matter it is the order in which the Knicks make them official..
For exmaple OG can be broken today and George broken Wednesday or thursday but then when they become official they announce George first and then OG
I'd be a complete liar if I said I was extremely knowledgable regarding Goga Bitadze but his advanced numbers are strong 17.8 PER, .186 WS/48 in 2024 +60% from the field and 1.2 blocks over only 15 minutes (top 20 in the NBA)
I'd be a complete liar if I said I was extremely knowledgable regarding Goga Bitadze but his advanced numbers are strong 17.8 PER, .186 WS/48 in 2024 +60% from the field and 1.2 blocks over only 15 minutes (top 20 in the NBA)
Goga is great. He gave the Knicks a lot of trouble. I’m fully onboard with him as a backup big.
I’ve come around on this and think it would be a really good move. The cost wouldn’t be crazy and the Knicks would be loaded with him as the 3rd option. Hes still a really good defender and would be a seamless fit.
The age is a bit of a concern but the young perfect superstar is probably not going to be available and getable. Now is the time to take a big swing. This roster with George can win a title.
It makes a lot of sense for him too. I wouldn’t want to be hitching my wagon to Kawhi the next few years.
I’ve come around on this and think it would be a really good move. The cost wouldn’t be crazy and the Knicks would be loaded with him as the 3rd option. Hes still a really good defender and would be a seamless fit.
The age is a bit of a concern but the young perfect superstar is probably not going to be available and getable. Now is the time to take a big swing. This roster with George can win a title.
It makes a lot of sense for him too. I wouldn’t want to be hitching my wagon to Kawhi the next few years.
What would trade package look like?
Probably the core trade is Mitch, Bogie and 2-3 first rounders. Hopefully you can keep Deuce out of the deal
Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
RE: I've been messing with the numbers, and barring
Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
Keep in mind the Knicks have a 6.8 mill trade exception and Shake Milton is due 5 mill next season.
RE: RE: I've been messing with the numbers, and barring
Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
Keep in mind the Knicks have a 6.8 mill trade exception and Shake Milton is due 5 mill next season.
The trade exception is useless in this scenario, can't be combined with anything else. Re: Milton, Detroit bought him out of that contract and the Knicks signed him to a 1 year vet min deal
The Strickland
@TheStrickland
Virginia F Ryan Dunn has excelled in workouts and may have played his way out of the Knicks' range, according to multiple reports
Dunn is "gaining steam" to get drafted in the early 20s after "a slew of outstanding workouts" this month, per ESPN's @DraftExpress
.
ESPN has Dunn going at No. 22 to Phoenix in today's mock draft.
Several teams have said Dunn "exceeded expectations with his shooting while also doing some absolutely mesmerizing things defensively in guarding point guards through centers in group settings."
HoopsHype's @MikeAScotto
reported today that "some in New York believe Dunn will be off the board" when the Knicks are on the clock at No. 24.
The Strickland
@TheStrickland
Virginia F Ryan Dunn has excelled in workouts and may have played his way out of the Knicks' range, according to multiple reports
Dunn is "gaining steam" to get drafted in the early 20s after "a slew of outstanding workouts" this month, per ESPN's @DraftExpress
.
ESPN has Dunn going at No. 22 to Phoenix in today's mock draft.
Several teams have said Dunn "exceeded expectations with his shooting while also doing some absolutely mesmerizing things defensively in guarding point guards through centers in group settings."
HoopsHype's @MikeAScotto
reported today that "some in New York believe Dunn will be off the board" when the Knicks are on the clock at No. 24.
Lol in the past week every guy has "played there way out of the Knicks range". Well somebody has to be there, they all can't get drafted in the first 23 picks.
not calling BS, this is a shitty draft and Dunn is elite level at 50% of the game but it *appears* either the Knicks truly love Dunn made this extremely obvious, and it would behoove teams ahead of them to feign interest and turn the Knicks into potential trade partners OR this has been a smokescreen.
The Strickland
@TheStrickland
Virginia F Ryan Dunn has excelled in workouts and may have played his way out of the Knicks' range, according to multiple reports
Dunn is "gaining steam" to get drafted in the early 20s after "a slew of outstanding workouts" this month, per ESPN's @DraftExpress
.
ESPN has Dunn going at No. 22 to Phoenix in today's mock draft.
Several teams have said Dunn "exceeded expectations with his shooting while also doing some absolutely mesmerizing things defensively in guarding point guards through centers in group settings."
HoopsHype's @MikeAScotto
reported today that "some in New York believe Dunn will be off the board" when the Knicks are on the clock at No. 24.
They have the Knicks taking Collier with one of their picks. Would love that as a developmental, high upside swing. Hard t see him falling that far though
The Strickland
@TheStrickland
Virginia F Ryan Dunn has excelled in workouts and may have played his way out of the Knicks' range, according to multiple reports
Dunn is "gaining steam" to get drafted in the early 20s after "a slew of outstanding workouts" this month, per ESPN's @DraftExpress
.
ESPN has Dunn going at No. 22 to Phoenix in today's mock draft.
Several teams have said Dunn "exceeded expectations with his shooting while also doing some absolutely mesmerizing things defensively in guarding point guards through centers in group settings."
HoopsHype's @MikeAScotto
reported today that "some in New York believe Dunn will be off the board" when the Knicks are on the clock at No. 24.
They have the Knicks taking Collier with one of their picks. Would love that as a developmental, high upside swing. Hard t see him falling that far though
Generally speaking when I see fans of multiple teams hoping "player X" who is a high upside, "lottery ticket" type to fall to them, said player ends up going a lot higher than people expect.
Oh yeah, I agree. This is a weird draft though, so
it wouldn’t shock me. Plus Givony who’s pretty plugged in continues to drop him in his mocks
For sure. I'm not saying he has no shot of being there when they pick. I just see him mentioned as a popular "lottery ticket" "huge upside" guy from multiple fan bases, more so than some other players. The Ringer has him in the Knicks range (19th)
RE: I've been messing with the numbers, and barring
Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
All depends on what the starting salary is for OG and Hartenstein...with OG signed starting at 35 and Bojan, mitch and Deuce traded for George that puts you around 166..
You can mess around with incentives and things like that as well
RE: RE: I've been messing with the numbers, and barring
Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
All depends on what the starting salary is for OG and Hartenstein...with OG signed starting at 35 and Bojan, mitch and Deuce traded for George that puts you around 166..
You can mess around with incentives and things like that as well
Where are you getting the $166M from? The sites I've seen don't include OG's cap hold once he opts out today, does your projection account for that? In that scenario, even if they moved fast before actually inking iHart and OG, a deal for George without Randle would hard cap them at the first apron.
The only other possibility aside from maybe the sign draft picks, wait a month and trade path would be a 3-team trade where Precious goes to a third team in a sign and trade who sends outgoing salary to LAC to match George's contract.
RE: RE: I've been messing with the numbers, and barring
Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
All depends on what the starting salary is for OG and Hartenstein...with OG signed starting at 35 and Bojan, mitch and Deuce traded for George that puts you around 166..
You can mess around with incentives and things like that as well
Yeah absolutely. With all due respect we look at numbers but we're not NBA capologists. The Knicks have so many moving parts this off season that we have no way of knowing the order they get done or structures of the contracts and what this all means in relation to a potential trade. We can look at Sportac all we want but Rose and his staff have proven to be very adept and punching in #'s that help make everything work.
I just saw this from Windhorst so if the Knicks were to move really
Should New York lose Hartenstein in free agency to a higher offer elsewhere, several centers are on their radar as potential replacements, including free agents Goga Bitadze, Jonas Valanciunas, and Nick Richards, who would be a trade target, league sources told HoopsHype. There’s also an outside chance the Knicks make a run at Andre Drummond, sources said.
is almost like Mobley where it's been more of a slow burn than bursting on the scene offensively but I'd happily hitch my wagon to either one, even if neither one becomes a 30 ppg scorer (I'm not even ruling that out for a pair of 22 year olds).
well within his right to ask for every last penny and use what leverage he has to get it. Players for the most part are all about other players getting their money over all else. OG played half of a season with the Knicks, I find it implausible that other Knicks would expect him to accept anything less than the most he can get.
Not when Brunson is thinking about sacrificing and taking less
Brunson chose to come to the Knicks, he signed on long term with the Knicks because he wanted to join the Knicks. He grew up around the team, he's known Leon Rose for most of his life, went to college "locally", dad on the coaching staff. OG was traded to the Knicks. There are not similar situations (and it should be noted, Brunson has yet to actually take less, it's being suggested he might, further... it's a story because it's so unusual, not the expectation or the norm). Should other Knicks players expect FA's to sign here "for less"? OG played 23 regular season games as a Knick.
well within his right to ask for every last penny and use what leverage he has to get it. Players for the most part are all about other players getting their money over all else. OG played half of a season with the Knicks, I find it implausible that other Knicks would expect him to accept anything less than the most he can get.
Not when Brunson is thinking about sacrificing and taking less
Brunson chose to come to the Knicks, he signed on long term with the Knicks because he wanted to join the Knicks. He grew up around the team, he's known Leon Rose for most of his life, went to college "locally", dad on the coaching staff. OG was traded to the Knicks. There are not similar situations (and it should be noted, Brunson has yet to actually take less, it's being suggested he might, further... it's a story because it's so unusual, not the expectation or the norm). Should other Knicks players expect FA's to sign here "for less"? OG played 23 regular season games as a Knick.
Brunson also makes money off the court as a Knick and after this past season there will only be more money to be made there. Barring a significant improvement offensively (and even then I'm skeptical given his personality), OG won't have those same opportunities.
When deals are broken by Woj or Shams doesnt really matter it is the order in which the Knicks make them official..
For exmaple OG can be broken today and George broken Wednesday or thursday but then when they become official they announce George first and then OG
Sounds like a real asset (and spent time with Jalen Brunson in Dallas)
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Goga is great. He gave the Knicks a lot of trouble. I’m fully onboard with him as a backup big.
Would be curious to know the others
I don’t think Orlando is, or at least not one of his top choices if he opts in.
The age is a bit of a concern but the young perfect superstar is probably not going to be available and getable. Now is the time to take a big swing. This roster with George can win a title.
It makes a lot of sense for him too. I wouldn’t want to be hitching my wagon to Kawhi the next few years.
What would trade package look like?
In all seriousness I do think there's a world where they overpay Julius to help facilitate a trade if they become a second apron team.
Maybe they get PG this offseason, AD next? Brunson-PG-OG-AD-iHart is an unreal starting lineup.
Best assortment of defensive players since...04 Pistons?
The age is a bit of a concern but the young perfect superstar is probably not going to be available and getable. Now is the time to take a big swing. This roster with George can win a title.
It makes a lot of sense for him too. I wouldn’t want to be hitching my wagon to Kawhi the next few years.
What would trade package look like?
Probably the core trade is Mitch, Bogie and 2-3 first rounders. Hopefully you can keep Deuce out of the deal
Great hire.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
Keep in mind the Knicks have a 6.8 mill trade exception and Shake Milton is due 5 mill next season.
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Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
Keep in mind the Knicks have a 6.8 mill trade exception and Shake Milton is due 5 mill next season.
The trade exception is useless in this scenario, can't be combined with anything else. Re: Milton, Detroit bought him out of that contract and the Knicks signed him to a 1 year vet min deal
@TheStrickland
Virginia F Ryan Dunn has excelled in workouts and may have played his way out of the Knicks' range, according to multiple reports
Dunn is "gaining steam" to get drafted in the early 20s after "a slew of outstanding workouts" this month, per ESPN's @DraftExpress
.
ESPN has Dunn going at No. 22 to Phoenix in today's mock draft.
Several teams have said Dunn "exceeded expectations with his shooting while also doing some absolutely mesmerizing things defensively in guarding point guards through centers in group settings."
HoopsHype's @MikeAScotto
reported today that "some in New York believe Dunn will be off the board" when the Knicks are on the clock at No. 24.
@TheStrickland
Virginia F Ryan Dunn has excelled in workouts and may have played his way out of the Knicks' range, according to multiple reports
Dunn is "gaining steam" to get drafted in the early 20s after "a slew of outstanding workouts" this month, per ESPN's @DraftExpress
.
ESPN has Dunn going at No. 22 to Phoenix in today's mock draft.
Several teams have said Dunn "exceeded expectations with his shooting while also doing some absolutely mesmerizing things defensively in guarding point guards through centers in group settings."
HoopsHype's @MikeAScotto
reported today that "some in New York believe Dunn will be off the board" when the Knicks are on the clock at No. 24.
Lol in the past week every guy has "played there way out of the Knicks range". Well somebody has to be there, they all can't get drafted in the first 23 picks.
@TheStrickland
Virginia F Ryan Dunn has excelled in workouts and may have played his way out of the Knicks' range, according to multiple reports
Dunn is "gaining steam" to get drafted in the early 20s after "a slew of outstanding workouts" this month, per ESPN's @DraftExpress
.
ESPN has Dunn going at No. 22 to Phoenix in today's mock draft.
Several teams have said Dunn "exceeded expectations with his shooting while also doing some absolutely mesmerizing things defensively in guarding point guards through centers in group settings."
HoopsHype's @MikeAScotto
reported today that "some in New York believe Dunn will be off the board" when the Knicks are on the clock at No. 24.
They have the Knicks taking Collier with one of their picks. Would love that as a developmental, high upside swing. Hard t see him falling that far though
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The Strickland
@TheStrickland
Virginia F Ryan Dunn has excelled in workouts and may have played his way out of the Knicks' range, according to multiple reports
Dunn is "gaining steam" to get drafted in the early 20s after "a slew of outstanding workouts" this month, per ESPN's @DraftExpress
.
ESPN has Dunn going at No. 22 to Phoenix in today's mock draft.
Several teams have said Dunn "exceeded expectations with his shooting while also doing some absolutely mesmerizing things defensively in guarding point guards through centers in group settings."
HoopsHype's @MikeAScotto
reported today that "some in New York believe Dunn will be off the board" when the Knicks are on the clock at No. 24.
They have the Knicks taking Collier with one of their picks. Would love that as a developmental, high upside swing. Hard t see him falling that far though
Generally speaking when I see fans of multiple teams hoping "player X" who is a high upside, "lottery ticket" type to fall to them, said player ends up going a lot higher than people expect.
For sure. I'm not saying he has no shot of being there when they pick. I just see him mentioned as a popular "lottery ticket" "huge upside" guy from multiple fan bases, more so than some other players. The Ringer has him in the Knicks range (19th)
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
All depends on what the starting salary is for OG and Hartenstein...with OG signed starting at 35 and Bojan, mitch and Deuce traded for George that puts you around 166..
You can mess around with incentives and things like that as well
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Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
All depends on what the starting salary is for OG and Hartenstein...with OG signed starting at 35 and Bojan, mitch and Deuce traded for George that puts you around 166..
You can mess around with incentives and things like that as well
Where are you getting the $166M from? The sites I've seen don't include OG's cap hold once he opts out today, does your projection account for that? In that scenario, even if they moved fast before actually inking iHart and OG, a deal for George without Randle would hard cap them at the first apron.
The only other possibility aside from maybe the sign draft picks, wait a month and trade path would be a 3-team trade where Precious goes to a third team in a sign and trade who sends outgoing salary to LAC to match George's contract.
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Hartenstein and/or OG walking, I don't see a path to trade for a PG that doesn't include Randle. A trade without Randle would trigger the hard cap with multiple roster spots left to fill. The one possibility I'm unsure about (and it's a very narrow one anyways), would be if the Knicks were to use both their 1st round picks, sign them and then wait the necessary 30 days to include them in a trade which gives them about ~$5M or so to include.
As much as I like Paul George and love the fit, Trading Randle and Bojan or Mitch for him is a bit rich for me. Only way I could see that happening is if Randle wants an extension that the Knicks aren't willing to give him and plans to walk after next season. In that case, a PG return might be the best they can get.
All depends on what the starting salary is for OG and Hartenstein...with OG signed starting at 35 and Bojan, mitch and Deuce traded for George that puts you around 166..
You can mess around with incentives and things like that as well
Yeah absolutely. With all due respect we look at numbers but we're not NBA capologists. The Knicks have so many moving parts this off season that we have no way of knowing the order they get done or structures of the contracts and what this all means in relation to a potential trade. We can look at Sportac all we want but Rose and his staff have proven to be very adept and punching in #'s that help make everything work.
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NBACentral
@TheDunkCentral
The Washington Wizards are the favorites to win the Tim Hardaway Jr. sweepstakes, per @BovadaOfficial
Washington Wizards +225
Atlanta Hawks +240
Detroit Pistons +325
LA Lakers +700
Portland Trail Blazers +700
Brooklyn Nets +700
Milwaukee Bucks +950
Robert Randolph
@robertrandolph
This a good trade for Knicks !Thanks Mitch !!!
Robert Randolph
@robertrandolph
This a good trade for Knicks !Thanks Mitch !!!
Fuck Robert Randolph
I guess they could also mutually agree to push back the opt out date close to 7/1
Whuh? Huh??
Great player, but that's a lot for someone who's never averaged more than 20 PPG.
Then again OG is about to get 200 and he's older and even worse as a scorer.
He's not worth that now but maybe he continues to grow to be worth those $$$?
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well within his right to ask for every last penny and use what leverage he has to get it. Players for the most part are all about other players getting their money over all else. OG played half of a season with the Knicks, I find it implausible that other Knicks would expect him to accept anything less than the most he can get.
Not when Brunson is thinking about sacrificing and taking less
Brunson chose to come to the Knicks, he signed on long term with the Knicks because he wanted to join the Knicks. He grew up around the team, he's known Leon Rose for most of his life, went to college "locally", dad on the coaching staff. OG was traded to the Knicks. There are not similar situations (and it should be noted, Brunson has yet to actually take less, it's being suggested he might, further... it's a story because it's so unusual, not the expectation or the norm). Should other Knicks players expect FA's to sign here "for less"? OG played 23 regular season games as a Knick.
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well within his right to ask for every last penny and use what leverage he has to get it. Players for the most part are all about other players getting their money over all else. OG played half of a season with the Knicks, I find it implausible that other Knicks would expect him to accept anything less than the most he can get.
Not when Brunson is thinking about sacrificing and taking less
Brunson chose to come to the Knicks, he signed on long term with the Knicks because he wanted to join the Knicks. He grew up around the team, he's known Leon Rose for most of his life, went to college "locally", dad on the coaching staff. OG was traded to the Knicks. There are not similar situations (and it should be noted, Brunson has yet to actually take less, it's being suggested he might, further... it's a story because it's so unusual, not the expectation or the norm). Should other Knicks players expect FA's to sign here "for less"? OG played 23 regular season games as a Knick.
Brunson also makes money off the court as a Knick and after this past season there will only be more money to be made there. Barring a significant improvement offensively (and even then I'm skeptical given his personality), OG won't have those same opportunities.
Yeah from connecting the dots I think this is spot on.
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Thanks AJ...do you like the move for the Knicks? You hearing anything with anthony davis?