dk7th wrote:tkf wrote:Finestrg wrote:On James Harden, Bonn made a good point either on this thread or one of the others -- Harden, if you really look at him, is a damn good player and pretty good value for Melo -- dude's a good 5 years younger and even though he's on a long-term deal, he's only getting paid #2 or even #3 type money (avg. $14-17mm per over the next 3 seasons). Harden really gets to the line a ton (more than Melo) and despite all the scoring, he's always been a real good passer. Just saying -- Harden + filler is a pretty good option to consider here..
pretty good option? it would be a great option.. harden for caremlo straight up would be killer anything eles added to the deal is a friggin bonus..
does anyone need reminding that the knicks would like to run the triangle offense?
Meaning what? That Harden can't function in the triangle offense? That's BS...Why couldn't he? Despite all the triangle talk where some of you are looking for the absolute perfect fits for this system, you still need stars that know when and how to go get there own offense and take over. Harden can do that. Phil's always had that, hasn't he (Jordan, Kobe)?
Persoanlly speaking regarding the triangle, I want a diversified attack more than anything else, anchored by at least 2 stars that fit nicely with one another, quick penetrating guards that can break down a defense and also get out and run and get some transition hoops, guys that can rebound the ball and control the glass, some interior scoring and rim protection with our bigs and of course guys that can swing the ball and go get the best possible shot on offense in the halfcourt set. I want it all-- I want all bases covered. If that's really what "the triangle" means, then I'm down.