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martin
Posts: 75991 Alba Posts: 108 Joined: 7/24/2001 Member: #2 USA |
![]() BigDaddyG wrote:Add Roby, Jeffries and Fournier's salaries next season and your looking at about $23M in salaries that pretty much expire next season. If they pick up Rose, which is unlikely, that numbers goes up to nearly $40M in expiring contracts. Yeah the Knicks just had Brock Aller finish his pre 2024 trade season, new CBA guidelines homework and thus fortified their trade assets packaging. Nice. Official sponsor of the PURE KNICKS LOVE Program
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Rookie
Posts: 26968 Alba Posts: 28 Joined: 10/15/2008 Member: #2274 |
![]() martin wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:Add Roby, Jeffries and Fournier's salaries next season and your looking at about $23M in salaries that pretty much expire next season. If they pick up Rose, which is unlikely, that numbers goes up to nearly $40M in expiring contracts. This still adds up to no cap room. Just sayin'. We are going to have to be careful to stay under the luxury tax. |
LivingLegend
Posts: 25465 Alba Posts: 2 Joined: 8/13/2007 Member: #1645 |
![]() Nalod wrote:blkexec wrote:This feels like a trade is coming. He might be a throw in for a trade in the off-season. Gives the FO some trade flexibility. This. |
TheGame
Posts: 26632 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 7/15/2006 Member: #1154 USA |
![]() This is from NBAdraft.net —
NBA Comparison: Josh Huestis/Andre Roberson Strengths: For the last three seasons at Nebraska, Isaiah Roby has established himself as a high level defender capable of guarding 1-5 at the collegiate level … Standing 6’8” tall and possessing a lean, athletic, 230 pound frame, Roby also sports a 7’3” wingspan that allows him to play much larger than his listed 6’8” height … Isaiah has also displayed great lateral quickness, and great defensive instincts … As a junior, he blocked 1.9 shots per game and also tallied 1.3 steals per contest … That kind of defensive production also doesn’t showcase his ability to hedge off pick and rolls, and switch defenders at a level that projects him to be a multi-position NBA defender … Roby is also a high level athlete, who gets off the ground quickly and paired with his lateral quickness, also has very good end to end speed … As a versatile NBA defender, he brings a lot to the table … Roby also hauls in 6.9 rebounds per contest which is a pretty solid number due to the fact he’s not always down low in the paint when shooting … From an offensive standpoint, Roby is not a go to offensive option, but he has a solid feel for the game, and is an effective passer … His 1.9 assists per game is a pretty good mark for a defensive minded forward, plus he has an above average handle for a forward, and is effective in transition due to the pairing of these two skills … He also is an improving spot up shooter who possesses good mechanics, and is at least respectable out to the college three point line … During his junior season, he knocked down 28 threes, which is almost one per contest … Isaiah Roby’s versatility as an offensive player gives him the ability to become a "glue" guy on offense, passing the ball, setting screens, pushing in transition, and knocking down open shots at the next level. He sounds like just what we need. A long defender who can match up with long SFs like Jason Tatum or Kawhi Leonard. Trust the Process
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blkexec
Posts: 28292 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 9/3/2004 Member: #748 |
![]() a "glue" guy on offense, passing the ball, setting screens, pushing in transition, and knocking down open shots at the next level. Exactly what we need. More glue guys with length, athleticism and shooting abilities for cheap! Born in Brooklyn, Raised in Queens, Lives in Maryland.
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joec32033
Posts: 30606 Alba Posts: 37 Joined: 2/3/2004 Member: #583 USA |
![]() Sounds and-looks like Jared Jefferies-the upgrade.
Although I will say this...the high praise and supposed skill set DO NOT line up with a comparison of Andre Roberson. ~You can't run from who you are.~
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KnickDanger
Posts: 24375 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 10/30/2017 Member: #7578 |
![]() We can over- or understate this - what I like is the FO is accumulating talent and assets instead of throwing them away.
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TheGame
Posts: 26632 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 7/15/2006 Member: #1154 USA |
![]() KnickDanger wrote:We can over- or understate this - what I like is the FO is accumulating talent and assets instead of throwing them away. True. Knicks probably would have been looking for a Roby type in the draft. Dallas did their shameful tank, so the Knicks pivoted and signed him for next season. It was a really smart move if this guy was the best young and unsigned defensive SF on the market. Trust the Process
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Caseloads
Posts: 27725 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 7/29/2001 Member: #41 |
![]() TheGame wrote:KnickDanger wrote:We can over- or understate this - what I like is the FO is accumulating talent and assets instead of throwing them away. Shrewd |
ToddTT
Posts: 30432 Alba Posts: 53 Joined: 8/30/2001 Member: #105 |
![]() Caseloads wrote:TheGame wrote:KnickDanger wrote:We can over- or understate this - what I like is the FO is accumulating talent and assets instead of throwing them away. Clever Oh good lord... https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XkmGrX7O0lQ
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VDesai
Posts: 42524 Alba Posts: 44 Joined: 10/28/2003 Member: #477 USA |
![]() ToddTT wrote:Caseloads wrote:TheGame wrote:KnickDanger wrote:We can over- or understate this - what I like is the FO is accumulating talent and assets instead of throwing them away. Slick But I think its more like stashing a late 2nd rounder than anything. Roby has flashed some, but has been cut multiple times by bad teams. Its a smart use of resources at this point in the year - we will need depth at PF. This way we are locked into getting a look at him for the summer league, preseason etc., and we have an NBA seasoned depth piece on the ready. |
joec32033
Posts: 30606 Alba Posts: 37 Joined: 2/3/2004 Member: #583 USA |
![]() VDesai wrote:ToddTT wrote:Caseloads wrote:TheGame wrote:KnickDanger wrote:We can over- or understate this - what I like is the FO is accumulating talent and assets instead of throwing them away. I agree with this. The guy gives an option to trade Obi and not have to worry about filling the backup PF spot or being used in a trade for the image of cap filler. It affords flexibility. ~You can't run from who you are.~
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Nalod
Posts: 71067 Alba Posts: 155 Joined: 12/24/2003 Member: #508 USA |
![]() I’ll even suggest a trade is already slotted and perhaps another team with no path to get Roby now gets him down the road. Not saying he is a big trade chip, but could be we are doing another team a favor? Could be we trade him for a 2nd round pick?
Or part of a bigger trade? We all about being clever in our predications? |
Rookie
Posts: 26968 Alba Posts: 28 Joined: 10/15/2008 Member: #2274 |
![]() Nalod wrote:I’ll even suggest a trade is already slotted and perhaps another team with no path to get Roby now gets him down the road. Not saying he is a big trade chip, but could be we are doing another team a favor? Could be we trade him for a 2nd round pick? Couldn't it just be a good depth signing on an athletic young player? |
Nalod
Posts: 71067 Alba Posts: 155 Joined: 12/24/2003 Member: #508 USA |
![]() Rookie wrote:Nalod wrote:I’ll even suggest a trade is already slotted and perhaps another team with no path to get Roby now gets him down the road. Not saying he is a big trade chip, but could be we are doing another team a favor? Could be we trade him for a 2nd round pick? For sure……………. |
Rookie
Posts: 26968 Alba Posts: 28 Joined: 10/15/2008 Member: #2274 |
![]() Nalod wrote:Rookie wrote:Nalod wrote:I’ll even suggest a trade is already slotted and perhaps another team with no path to get Roby now gets him down the road. Not saying he is a big trade chip, but could be we are doing another team a favor? Could be we trade him for a 2nd round pick? Yeah, we have to many expensive toys. We are going to need to get some cap friendly players. |