JCrusher wrote:nixluva wrote:So now we're gonna not count wins against teams due to injury. How come we can't use that as an excuse for when we lose with guys injured? F'n hypocrites!!! I hate that crap. Make up your minds. If we can't use the injury excuse then you can't kill a Knick win cuz a team has an injury!!!The trade sets up a core that allows you to always be one key addition from title contention. Sure we don't have every slot filled with a premium guy, but there's still time to improve the roster around our core. We still have our Room exemption to use.
Don't get your tampons in a bunch lol. Just kidding. I'm not saying it didn't count. i'm just saying record wise the knicks haven't been better tahn the knicks before the melo trade. I mean some people act like the knicks were a last plac team before melo but in fact we were over .500 and in the playoffs spot already. the question is not if melo is a good player because he is. the question is we gave up a good point guard in felton, two good forwards, a center who is getting better, and draft picks for melo. So far we were sept in teh first round and are 1-2 so far so i'm hoping we will get the better of teh trade but people need to be a little honest
Please correct me if I am wrong. What we gave up for Melo is a sh!tton. But we still got the better end of the deal. So we turned a bunch of good players into a star player. Or maybe you don't think we got the better end of the deal? Other teams would not give offers as good or better than us? Or maybe you are just simply saying that we could have gotten him for less?
If you think we gave up too much and got less in return, I can only shake my head and I will not even argue because everyone knows it takes stars to win. If you are saying that we could have gotten him for less than what we paid -I applaud you. Good observation, you might be right. Or you might be wrong. Either way it would probably be a bad idea to find out in real life. But hindsight is always 20/20.