NBK wrote:It could be nothing, could be something. More below:

Wow, NBK with the scoop! Thanks for sharing it with us- you beat everyone to it! Much appreciated

smackeddog wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

NBK wrote:It could be nothing, could be something. More below:

Thanks for the info, but even Dolan is crazy enough to fire him days before the deadline, so I don't think it's that at all, unfortunately

Smackeddog, you fool! Note to self: Never doubt NBK and never doubt Dolan's stupidity regarding timing!

yeah man, how could you ever doubt Dolan and "crazy enough"?

martin wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

NBK wrote:It could be nothing, could be something. More below:

Thanks for the info, but even Dolan is crazy enough to fire him days before the deadline, so I don't think it's that at all, unfortunately

Smackeddog, you fool! Note to self: Never doubt NBK and never doubt Dolan's stupidity regarding timing!

yeah man, how could you ever doubt Dolan and "crazy enough"?

With mills track record and what ever idiotic move he was trying to pull, Steve probably sat next to Perry with Dolan looking at them and proposed a trade to bring back THJR, Perry was like “I don’t know what kind Of kool aid Steve’s drinking but that moves on him” Dolan and Perry burst out in laughter and Dolan says Steve “I love you man, but your fired! here’s the contact to my personal therapist, I think you need it”

martin wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

NBK wrote:It could be nothing, could be something. More below:

Thanks for the info, but even Dolan is crazy enough to fire him days before the deadline, so I don't think it's that at all, unfortunately

Smackeddog, you fool! Note to self: Never doubt NBK and never doubt Dolan's stupidity regarding timing!

yeah man, how could you ever doubt Dolan and "crazy enough"?

Ha ha!

NBK wrote:The report actually walked! He was actually informed on Sunday.

BigDaddyG wrote:

fishmike wrote:they reported this about Randle at one point also and it turned out he just upset about something... but we can all dream

And this "report" has less legs then that BS Randle report. Need more to go on before I start having vivid dreams of Masai orchestrating prudent trades for us at the deadline.

fitzfarm wrote:

martin wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

NBK wrote:It could be nothing, could be something. More below:

Thanks for the info, but even Dolan is crazy enough to fire him days before the deadline, so I don't think it's that at all, unfortunately

Smackeddog, you fool! Note to self: Never doubt NBK and never doubt Dolan's stupidity regarding timing!

yeah man, how could you ever doubt Dolan and "crazy enough"?

With mills track record and what ever idiotic move he was trying to pull, Steve probably sat next to Perry with Dolan looking at them and proposed a trade to bring back THJR, Perry was like “I don’t know what kind Of kool aid Steve’s drinking but that moves on him” Dolan and Perry burst out in laughter and Dolan says Steve “I love you man, but your fired! here’s the contact to my personal therapist, I think you need it”

Lol. Mills probably was trying to save his job with some shortsighted trade and even Dolan finally said enough is enough.

Before Mills was let go as team president, the Knicks, per sources, had a package that they felt Golden State liked in exchange for D'Angelo Russell. It's unclear if Knox was included in that package.

But teams generally had the feeling that Knox was not going to be moved unless it was for a young star, sources say. So that gives you some indication of how the club values Knox.

https://www.sny.tv/knicks/news/sources-knicks-were-reluctant-to-deal-kevin-knox-in-advance-of-nba-trade-deadline/312912612

So, it seems like Mills grand final vision to save his backside was:

Trade Knox, Frank etc and picks for D-Lo
Trade for Drummond
Keep Morris.

So our lineup would have been:

C- Drummond
PF- Randle
SF- Morris
SG- RJ
PG- D-Lo

We would have also lost picks, our cap flexibility and most of the young guys, so we would have been locked into that monstrosity for years

Awful

Nalod wrote:Wonder what the trade for drummond would have been. Interesting that knox is still the third youngest in the league. Interesting if the team will still value him going forward.

Yeah he is not the 3rd youngest player in the league.
Zion
RJ
Romeo Langford
Sekou Doumbouya

Nalod wrote:

Jmpasq wrote:

Nalod wrote:Wonder what the trade for drummond would have been. Interesting that knox is still the third youngest in the league. Interesting if the team will still value him going forward.

Yeah he is not the 3rd youngest player in the league.
Zio
RJ
Romeo Langford
Sekou Doumbouya

We going off an article about his age ranking. I guess if he is 5th youngest he is bust? LOL. Where is the line, when you cross over from 3rd to 4th or 4th to 5th?
What struck me was he in his second year and still so young.

He is not even 5th I didnt feel like listing anymore. Probably in the teens is my guess

Nalod wrote:

Jmpasq wrote:

Nalod wrote:

Jmpasq wrote:

Nalod wrote:Wonder what the trade for drummond would have been. Interesting that knox is still the third youngest in the league. Interesting if the team will still value him going forward.

Yeah he is not the 3rd youngest player in the league.
Zio
RJ
Romeo Langford
Sekou Doumbouya

We going off an article about his age ranking. I guess if he is 5th youngest he is bust? LOL. Where is the line, when you cross over from 3rd to 4th or 4th to 5th?
What struck me was he in his second year and still so young.

He is not even 5th I didnt feel like listing anymore. Probably in the teens is my guess

Kevin Knox is the 22 young’s player in the NBA. My bad.