mreinman wrote:

H1AND1 wrote:

mreinman wrote:

H1AND1 wrote:No. We have a first and that's it. Then next year we go back to having zero picks in 1st and 2nd round. Yay!

Bargs better be very deep into Europe by then.

Whenever I am reminded that we coughed up a first rounder for mutherfuggin...Bargs....ugh....my left eyelid starts to spasm and I feel an overwhelming urge to light myself on fire.

Stupidest fargin' trade ever. Bargs is worthless and has been mostly worthless his entire career. Ugh. Drives me so insane. Whenever someone chimes in that he is actually a good man on man defender and hits midrange shots at 48% if only he were healthy i have to supress the urge to projectile vomit. The trade and Bargs himself, as a human basketball player, are beyond reproach.

one day we need a come clean poll on the bargs trade.

One of the very reasons that people should start looking at real metrics (not stupid FG) and see the signs of a horrible player.

Advanced stats were not necessary to determine barg's status as trash. That much could be gathered from a quick peruse of his rebounding and assist numbers alone.

StarksEwing1 wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

Knicks1969 wrote:Why don't we just cut Bargnnani like Detroit did with Smith? I don't believe anyone will offer even a second round draft pick to acquire his expiring contract. The dude is simply inutile and is occupying a valuable spot. I have seen some bigs in the Dleague we can give a try in the front court. We should try all approaches to get out of the rut we are in

I think Phil/Fish had big plans for Bargs. Hubie referred to him as the starting center today in the Newsday interview. However, at some point you do have to move on. I think the Knicks trade Sam first and then make a decision on Bargs.

personally i dont think phil expected much from him. He was respectful when talking about him but he knew he probaly would get injured at some point

Why isn't he on the court? I read thistle he is now practicing