crzymdups wrote:http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2623059-building-the-ultimate-2016-new-york-knicks-free-agent-dream-teamThis is a video, but I think Beck is once again right on the money.
Last season, he tried to do this and suggested the Knicks would not be able to get superstars in free agency and should instead focus on Robin Lopez, Arron Afflalo and Thad Young. He nailed two out of three.
This season he is saying Knicks should pursue Brandon Jennings (my #1 realistic target at this point) and Kent Bazemore (maybe realistic, maybe not)
If the Knicks can do that and keep Afflalo and DWill off the bench, that's a pretty strong squad. Stretch Calderon to get $5M in cap room to make it work.
If Wroten works out, all the sudden we are kinda deep at the guard spots again. Deep enough to play small effectively.
PG - Jennings, Grant, Wroten
SG - Bazemore, Afflalo, Galloway
SF - Melo, Lance
PF - KP, DWill
C - Rolo, KOQ
Sign me up for this.
that would be cool for a regular system, a real coach, and a regular rotation, but like so many people have acknowledge, you need a super star sg, and a dominate big man to make the triangle a success. we haven't seen it work any other way. It has failed embarrassingly with out right parts.
Who are we kidding, kobe and MJ did all the penetration, not kerr,fisher, farmer, sasha or any other pg.
If it was that important to have a pg, phil would have went with mudaiy in last yrs draft.
Phil knew the type of player calderon was before he got here, he was never a PG that penetrated, he was a PnR pg who can knock down open 3's solid mid range shooter, good floor leader, high character.
The style of play needs changing way way more then the actual talent.