AnubisADL wrote:Camby 38 yrs old and still playing games.

Either agree to the deal or keep it moving.

He's old. One of his last chances to be truly wanted.

If he really wants coverage he should wait until the Dwight trade stuff is over though.

crzymdups wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:Camby 38 yrs old and still playing games.

Either agree to the deal or keep it moving.

He's old. One of his last chances to be truly wanted.

If he really wants coverage he should wait until the Dwight trade stuff is over though.

I hope we are not being Grant Hilled or Steve Nashed...

Would love to keep Jorts, I do want to see Jordan in summer leage action too.
But I really miss Camby, 99 Finals wit SPREE

With so many roster spots, get some yoots so they can mentor em, with our PRO VETs.
With some veteran minimum deals....

RonRon wrote:Yeah, I don't know why we need such high salary.
SOmething is UP or he Camby trying milk us for more?

Would love to keep Jorts, I do want to see Jordan in summer leage action too.
But I really miss Camby, 99 Finals wit SPREE

With so many roster spots, get some yoots so they can mentor em, with our PRO VETs.
With some veteran minimum deals....

Camby is virtually a double-digit rebounder in 20 minutes per game. Giving up all the minor chips for him wouldn't bother me in the least.

RonRon wrote:Yeah, I don't know why we need such high salary.
SOmething is UP or he Camby trying milk us for more?

Would love to keep Jorts, I do want to see Jordan in summer leage action too.
But I really miss Camby, 99 Finals wit SPREE

With so many roster spots, get some yoots so they can mentor em, with our PRO VETs.
With some veteran minimum deals....

All for pisces gets the Knicks up to a little over 7.4 mill back. They better get Camby and Lee for that price. Camby at 3.2 and Lee at 4.2 is fair.

Bonn1997 wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

ATrain wrote:

‏@TommyDeeTKB
I can say that the Camby meeting was "very positive" and that i'd be shocked if he didn't sign with the #Knicks. sounds like heat/nets out.

i can count the number of tommy dee reports i've believed on one hand. because that number is zero.

Wouldn't there have to be at least one for you to count it on your hand? Unless you have a hand with zero fingers.

Zero cannot be counted. That's kind of the point.

Ken Berger ‏@KBergCBS
After flurry out of the free-agent gate, agents beginning to see things dry up for second-tier players. "It's ground to a halt," said one.

Ken Berger ‏@KBergCBS
Players expecting full mid-level deals are now getting 1- and 2-year offers, agents say. "The money is drying up," said one.

Maybe we can get a steal?

Nalod wrote:Our bench is really getting old. Kidd n' Camby..............

At least they are productive old guys. Camby really put in some good work last year. Kidd mainly uses his head more than his physical body at this point. He plays about as efficient a style as you can get. Kidd has the vision of an NFL QB and just as accurate an arm too. Both Camby and Kidd know how to conserve energy for what really needs to be done. They know how to play just fast enough to get it done but not to over do it.

Our younger players can cover the backs of our older players. WHen the game slows down in crunchtime and in the playoffs that's when you need the experience and know how of vets like Kidd and Camby. This is very key to this teams chances next season.

Ian Begley ‏@IanBegley
The 2 yr deal, worth $2.8 per year season, will give the ‪#Knicks‬ Smith's early bird rights heading into the 2nd year, Smith's option yr.

Ian Begley ‏@IanBegley
In a statement to http://ESPNNewYork.com , Smith said, 'I just felt that, despite my other options, NY is the best situation for me.'
Smith added, 'Coach Woodson showed a lot of faith and trust in me last season, as did Mr. Dolan & the organization.'
Smith added, 'My teammates are great to play with and the NY fans are the best. I can't wait to get started.' ‪#Knicks‬