Knixkik wrote:

SergioNYK wrote:Knew Hart's three point shooting when he first got here was a big fluke. Hart plays hard and there is a place for him on a good team but he cannot be your 40 mpg SG or SF.

And as much as I like him, I'm not overpaying and breaking the bank for him either.

The shooting was never an issue when guys like Randle, Grimes and Quickley were knocking them down.

And Obi, and Brunson.

ramtour420 wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

SergioNYK wrote:Knew Hart's three point shooting when he first got here was a big fluke. Hart plays hard and there is a place for him on a good team but he cannot be your 40 mpg SG or SF.

And as much as I like him, I'm not overpaying and breaking the bank for him either.

The shooting was never an issue when guys like Randle, Grimes and Quickley were knocking them down.

And Obi, and Brunson.

Brunson still shows up at least. Obi has become pretty much an afterthought for me. He’s either gone or stays as a limited backup. Thibs doesn’t really trust him. He throws up wide open UFOs as much as he knocks them down. He puts up numbers when the games are loose. He’s not a playoff type guy though. He can run with LaMelo ball or Haliburton in the regular season and score but that’s probably the limit.

SergioNYK wrote:Knew Hart's three point shooting when he first got here was a big fluke. Hart plays hard and there is a place for him on a good team but he cannot be your 40 mpg SG or SF.

And as much as I like him, I'm not overpaying and breaking the bank for him either.

Hart is definitely not an $80 million extension player

Philc1 wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Philc1 wrote:Besides signing Burks Knicks should look at trading Randle and IQ while their market value is at an all-time high this offseason

Their market value is no longer at a high. IQ has been knocked down. Suggesting to trade Randle is never realistic because you won’t get a player as good as him back. Plus he doesn’t miss many games and puts us in position to be a playoff team. He is very good in the regular season. We just need a team where he’s not relied as a second guy in the playoffs.

While it is true IQ’s value probably has taken a hit from him being exposed in this year’s playoffs overall it’s still fairly high. We probably could get a top 15 first in this year’s draft for him even now

These guys fell off to knick fans because we are personally invested. But when you listen to the tnt cast and other sports analysts, IQ is seen as a potential starter and Randle is a 2x All Star who can carry a team by himself. These guys are more valuable now than last year. But it also gives the Knicks some leverage on resigning IQ to a decent contract. Or flipping him for a better player or better fit.

blkexec wrote:

franco12 wrote:Mikal Bridges. Offer IQ, RJ, Obi & maybe a first rounder (Dallas). Too much to give up. Whatever get's it done.

Damn shame. We needed a 3&D player and passed on him. F’ing crazy. First time need and bpa was right there. Makes me sick looking at this trade proposal but it’s also hard to argue. He feels a lot of wholes at a key position (SF).

He still remains the perfect player for this team. But Nets don’t control their own picks going forward, so it hurts their chances of a true rebuild.

VDesai wrote:Mikal Bridges is a more sharpshooting version of Hart. Hart is a unique player. Refs have a quick whistle on him this series and he's been semi neutralized. We know he isn't a shooter, but he's capable of making the big shot and has made numerous big 3's for us in the short time he has been here.

He is part of the solution and leveled up this team.

Hart is a rhythm player. If he’s able to impact the game the way he’s great at, the shooting will follow. If he’s neutralized and can’t influence the game, his shooting struggles will likely follow.

newyorknewyork wrote:Kyle Anderson would be my target. But doubt Minny gives him up for the same reasons we would want him. But he is only one piece to a couple steps we need to take.

He can’t shoot a lick.

Panos wrote:I guess no one liked my idea of bringing back Marcus Morris?
Been there, done that?

Honestly it’s not a bad idea. He would fit nicely off the bench.

Knixkik wrote:

ramtour420 wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

newyorknewyork wrote:Kyle Anderson would be my target. But doubt Minny gives him up for the same reasons we would want him. But he is only one piece to a couple steps we need to take.

He can’t shoot a lick.

I thought he was pretty good from 3 land. At least a few years ago he was.

He’s slightly below league average on very low volume. He’s like Hart from 3 but shoots even less.

Shot 50-40-73% put up 9-5-5-1-1. Not athletic and slow footed,a jack of all trades master of non. Filled up stat sheet a couple times with KAT out a lot of the season. Has a couple triple doubles with like 2-4stls, blks, threes.

First thing is can they afford him, but there is some sense it's unclear if Jaylen wants to remain in Boston

i have no idea how we pull that off but something to think about