Phoenix - Jake Tsakalidis

Sacramento - Gerald Wallace

Denver - Frank Williams

Detroit - Carlos Delfino

Boston - Tony Allen

Seattle - Johan Petro

Cleveland - Shannon Brown

Utah - Morris Almond

Houston - Nicolas Batum

OKC - Rodrique Beaubois

Memphis - Dominique Jones

Boston - Marshon Brooks

Memphis - Tony Wroten

How many of those players would actually improve our team? Gerald Wallace, Batum, and maybe Allen

Panos wrote:

RicanHavok wrote:Chris Paul has a great relationship with Chandler on and off the court. Paul is one of, if not the biggest, reasons Chandler recovered from being labeled a bust. Jordan is an actual shot blocker. Just sayin...

So.... why is Chris Paul not making Jordan look like a star then?

Who said anything about a star? Paul didn't turn Chandler into a star, he just gave him credibility and helped remove the bust label. I didn't compare the 2 players; I was pointing out that Paul and Chandler have a good relationship, my implication being that Paul would want Chandler on the Clippers.

Over the last 2 seasons Jordan has established himself as a legit shot blocker, his only true value other than his ability to catch and finish at the rim.

RicanHavok wrote:

Panos wrote:

RicanHavok wrote:Chris Paul has a great relationship with Chandler on and off the court. Paul is one of, if not the biggest, reasons Chandler recovered from being labeled a bust. Jordan is an actual shot blocker. Just sayin...

So.... why is Chris Paul not making Jordan look like a star then?

Who said anything about a star? Paul didn't turn Chandler into a star, he just gave him credibility and helped remove the bust label. I didn't compare the 2 players; I was pointing out that Paul and Chandler have a good relationship, my implication being that Paul would want Chandler on the Clippers.

Over the last 2 seasons Jordan has established himself as a legit shot blocker, his only true value other than his ability to catch and finish at the rim.

So, in other words, you're not in favor of the proposed trade of Chandler for Jordan. Right?

smackeddog wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:

VCoug wrote:I'm not trading Tyson for Deandre's bad contract and the 25th pick in a bad draft. Despite how the season ended Tyson is the 2nd best player on the team.

How is Jordan's contract bad. He makes 4 million less than Chandler per year. He expires the same year as Chandler too.

Knicks are treading water until Amare expires. We need younger assets. Carmelo will be 30 next summer.

Jordan is awful- AWFUL! Check out his FT shooting, his lazy attitude. At least Tyson plays well in most games- Jordan plays like flu Tyson all year round.

Unless 25th pick pans out to a rotation player this year, it's a bad trade for the Knicks.

Panos wrote:

RicanHavok wrote:

Panos wrote:

RicanHavok wrote:Chris Paul has a great relationship with Chandler on and off the court. Paul is one of, if not the biggest, reasons Chandler recovered from being labeled a bust. Jordan is an actual shot blocker. Just sayin...

So.... why is Chris Paul not making Jordan look like a star then?

Who said anything about a star? Paul didn't turn Chandler into a star, he just gave him credibility and helped remove the bust label. I didn't compare the 2 players; I was pointing out that Paul and Chandler have a good relationship, my implication being that Paul would want Chandler on the Clippers.

Over the last 2 seasons Jordan has established himself as a legit shot blocker, his only true value other than his ability to catch and finish at the rim.

So, in other words, you're not in favor of the proposed trade of Chandler for Jordan. Right?

Do you just wanna type my posts for me? Because both times you've quoted me you've failed to address what I actually posted. Instead you're trying to frame my posts a certain way.

Panos wrote:

RicanHavok wrote:

Panos wrote:

RicanHavok wrote:

Panos wrote:

RicanHavok wrote:Chris Paul has a great relationship with Chandler on and off the court. Paul is one of, if not the biggest, reasons Chandler recovered from being labeled a bust. Jordan is an actual shot blocker. Just sayin...

So.... why is Chris Paul not making Jordan look like a star then?

Who said anything about a star? Paul didn't turn Chandler into a star, he just gave him credibility and helped remove the bust label. I didn't compare the 2 players; I was pointing out that Paul and Chandler have a good relationship, my implication being that Paul would want Chandler on the Clippers.

Over the last 2 seasons Jordan has established himself as a legit shot blocker, his only true value other than his ability to catch and finish at the rim.

So, in other words, you're not in favor of the proposed trade of Chandler for Jordan. Right?

Do you just wanna type my posts for me? Because both times you've quoted me you've failed to address what I actually posted. Instead you're trying to frame my posts a certain way.

I'm trying to figure out if you're for the trade or against it.

Coulda just asked haha. My post was really to add merit to the Clippers/Chris Paul wanting to have him there but I'd say I'm against it.

Chandler's been the knicks defensive anchor but I'm left wondering if we're ever gonna see the Mavericks playoff version of Chandler or just what we've seen of him the last 2 playoffs. This last one leaving me really disappointed. He's on the wrong side of 30 and possibly breaking down but I think moving him would be a setback. Knicks are constantly making changes, it'd be good to keep a solid core and build continuity.

Panos wrote:

RicanHavok wrote:Chris Paul has a great relationship with Chandler on and off the court. Paul is one of, if not the biggest, reasons Chandler recovered from being labeled a bust. Jordan is an actual shot blocker. Just sayin...

So.... why is Chris Paul not making Jordan look like a star then?

Why has Blake Griffin numbers gone down under Chris Paul.