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CrushAlot
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In regards to the Zach posts wasn't the title of the thread, "Getting rid of the guys was the easy part?" If there is money available, the franchise is not dysfunctional, the coach and gm are respected, and the team plays in NY free agents will be interested. If an executive takes over a franchise that has a sexual harrassment suit hanging over its head, one dimensional players with huge, untradeable longterm contracts some of whom have alot more than questionable character or a rep as dysfunctional chemistry killer , a president who has been charged with sexual harassament, is on tape saying racist and sexist statements, has called out the fans, thrown his signature players under the bus, and is the focus of every sports journalists ridicule for the way he has run the franchise, and is able to correct that in a calendar year I think that is far from the easy thing. Zach, Craw, Q, Steph, Balkman, James, are all gone. Articles are being written about how patient the guy in charge is. I did not like the drafting of Gallo, the hiring of D' and the signing of Roberson but since that initial hiccup I have been very pleased with Walsh. I think he is doing the right thing long term for the franchise and the only hard thing right now is being patient. The cap is going down so signing Lee, Nate and a free agent right now puts the Knicks in an awful spot cap wise next year because their only option would be sign and trade. I don't think you can say there is no talent on the roster and then say you can trade someone in a sign and trade. I think that the teams who have the marquee players will only do a sign and trade if they are getting nothing back and that is only a reality if a team has the cap flexibility to offer a player the max that they can.
I'm tired,I'm tired, I'm so tired right now......Kristaps Porzingis 1/3/18
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