Posted by BRIGGS:

Posted by gunsnewing:

you're right. its baby fat is anything

The problem right now with the knicks is they are feeding a poor investment. Throwing bad money at bad money. Look at the Knicks and Rangers for many years, it's the same darn thing. Just putting names together, spending freely without reason,without careful thought there is no check and balance system. Its an open pocketbook nd these guys dive in spend the cash, realize it isnt working, and in a panic spend more. Evene listening to some fans, you realize the same mentality has morphed down to them. They think getting a fairly known name player will magically change things but it wont.

I think it's a simple plan. use the draft picks and the vet transactions seperate. Take the best players for the future of the NEW Knicks, not necessarily part of this gang. Thats why I say draft Bynum with pick 8. Atleast have a guy that we can build around in years to come if things fail here. If he turns out bad, you live with it, but honestly there are few chances to get a 7-1 285 C with skills.

Guys like Danny Granger, maybe a good player in the league--upside of Bynum--in your dreams--perhaps safer, but you can find guys EVERY single year that are 6-7 6-8 he isnt domique now. But the chances of getting what could be a franchise C in 2-3 years are slim to none.

Posted by BRIGGS:

Posted by gunsnewing:

you're right. its baby fat is anything

The problem right now with the knicks is they are feeding a poor investment. Throwing bad money at bad money. Look at the Knicks and Rangers for many years, it's the same darn thing. Just putting names together, spending freely without reason,without careful thought there is no check and balance system. Its an open pocketbook nd these guys dive in spend the cash, realize it isnt working, and in a panic spend more. Evene listening to some fans, you realize the same mentality has morphed down to them. They think getting a fairly known name player will magically change things but it wont.

I think it's a simple plan. use the draft picks and the vet transactions seperate. Take the best players for the future of the NEW Knicks, not necessarily part of this gang. Thats why I say draft Bynum with pick 8. Atleast have a guy that we can build around in years to come if things fail here. If he turns out bad, you live with it, but honestly there are few chances to get a 7-1 285 C with skills.

Guys like Danny Granger, maybe a good player in the league--upside of Bynum--in your dreams--perhaps safer, but you can find guys EVERY single year that are 6-7 6-8 he isnt domique now. But the chances of getting what could be a franchise C in 2-3 years are slim to none.