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Cartman718
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6/25/2014  11:49 PM    LAST EDITED: 6/25/2014  11:50 PM
NardDogNation wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:anyone who thinks that the knicks didn't pretty much rape the mavs on this deal needs to check themselves. an aging center with lots of miles on his body and getting beat up all the time in the paint and no jump shot no free throw shooting skills and no passing out of the paint??? defensive rebounds are not worth that much!!!!!!!!! let's not forget that for 2 months he's pretty much out of commission during NY's winter.

and really people complaining about jose calderon's deal at 7 mill per? anyone here think he's not at least twice as good as fatboy felon? better decision making, better shooting and is not interested in challenging big guys in the paint at his age only makes him a smarter player with better mileage. look at dwayne wade... he's becoming a fraction of his championship self before our very eyes due to his crash in the paint type of play in the earlier years. miami is not going to resign him at the same salary as lebron, book it.

ok jose does not play defense and neither does ray ray.
if this deal was simply fluson and fatboy for calderon, i'd have been happy of addition by subtraction. but on top that, we get larkin, ellington, 2 picks...

these are all assets to be used in upcoming moves.... stay tuned! all hail Phil Jackson!

Your optimism is completely unfounded. I love how everything we traded was awful but everything we gained was impeccable. Unless you're dealing with the Hornets or Cavs, that is never the case when dealing with another team. So clearly you are overestimating what we are getting and underestimating what we gave the Mavs.

clearly YOU are underestimating Phil Jackson. I am not overestimating what we got at all. I know very little about Ellington or Larkin. But like I said... Calderon by himself to me is a deal I'd make for Chandler and Felton. Chandler's contract was expiring next year, but how many teams would be interested in giving us even this much for him after he spends Mid December to Mid Feb drinking TheraFlu at home??

I am not hailing Calderon as Chris Paul.... he is still light years smarter and better orchestrator and shooter than Felton. He definitely FITS way better.

If you truly feel that what we traded away was not awful, back it up by reasons as opposed to simply bashing what I said. smh.

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6/25/2014  11:51 PM
RonRon wrote:Lets look back at what we gave up for

Felton
Camby

then singing

Kidd
Pablo/MWP

we got raped in all those moves, the trades that Nardog always suggest are absolutely ridiculously ONE SIDED
On what planet would OKC trade for Iman with 2 1st round draft picks in picks 21 and 29 in a DEEP/STRONG draft

I am sorry but none of your trades are even realistic, I am greatly surprised we even got the deal we did for both Chandler/Felton

Phil Jackson didn't want to wait to see if he could get more for a reason
He knew he likely could not do ANYTHING better while getting rid of Felton
Playing that rumor game and see if we could get more could piss Cuban off and any future deals

That's because people like you consistently underestimate the value of our talent because of our piss poor record, and overrate the value of other team's players because of their relative success. You don't have any nuance when it comes to things like that, which is why you celebrate moves like this and then whine several years after the fact about how we got robbed. Knowing you, you probably celebrated when we traded Zach Randolph and Jamal Crawford.

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6/25/2014  11:52 PM
RonRon wrote:Lets look back at what we gave up for

Felton
Camby

then singing

Kidd
Pablo/MWP

we got raped in all those moves, the trades that Nardog always suggest are absolutely ridiculously ONE SIDED
On what planet would OKC trade for Iman with 2 1st round draft picks in picks 21 and 29 in a DEEP/STRONG draft
I am sorry but none of your trades are even realistic, I am greatly surprised we even got the deal we did for both Chandler/Felton

Phil Jackson didn't want to wait to see if he could get more for a reason
He knew he likely could not do ANYTHING better while getting rid of Felton
Playing that rumor game and see if we could get more could piss Cuban off and any future deals

what he said...

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6/25/2014  11:55 PM
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CrushAlot wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:anyone who thinks that the knicks didn't pretty much rape the mavs on this deal needs to check themselves. an aging center with lots of miles on his body and getting beat up all the time in the paint and no jump shot no free throw shooting skills and no passing out of the paint??? defensive rebounds are not worth that much!!!!!!!!! let's not forget that for 2 months he's pretty much out of commission during NY's winter.

and really people complaining about jose calderon's deal at 7 mill per? anyone here think he's not at least twice as good as fatboy felon? better decision making, better shooting and is not interested in challenging big guys in the paint at his age only makes him a smarter player with better mileage. look at dwayne wade... he's becoming a fraction of his championship self before our very eyes due to his crash in the paint type of play in the earlier years. miami is not going to resign him at the same salary as lebron, book it.

ok jose does not play defense and neither does ray ray.
if this deal was simply fluson and fatboy for calderon, i'd have been happy of addition by subtraction. but on top that, we get larkin, ellington, 2 picks...

these are all assets to be used in upcoming moves.... stay tuned! all hail Phil Jackson!


I agree. Love the trade and the outcome. Tyson's personal problems that caused him to miss games probably disappear in a contract year. I think his numbers go up a bit as well. Still a grat trade for the Knicks.

Why would this be considered a great trade if we sold Tyson Chandler short of his maximum value? Wouldn't that make it a bad trade ala Zach Randolph to the Clippers or Jamal Crawford to the Warriors?

Your comparison is way off. The Knicks traded Randolph an Mardy Collins to the Clippers for Tim Thomas and Cuttino Mobley both of whom had expiring contracts coinciding with Lebron's free agency. They traded Crawford to the Warriors for Harrington who also had an expiring targeted to free up cap space for the LBJ Free Agency frenzy. So those trades were for much different reasons than this one. They were clearing space for a Free Agent run (mostly LBJ). In the case of the Tyson/Felton trade....it was to rid themselves of older parts that would expire over the next few years....for some picks, role players (and a starting or backup PG), potential young assets (or at a minimum filler for other trades).

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6/25/2014  11:55 PM    LAST EDITED: 6/25/2014  11:57 PM
NardDogNation wrote:
foosballnick wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
nyvector16 wrote:The only negative of the deal for the Knicks is the extra salary...
Let's break that down...


Next Season - 15/16 Season - 16/17 Season
Felton - 4.3M - 4.5M -
Calderon - 7M - 7.4M - 7.7M

Difference: 2.7M - 2.9M - 7.7M

This amount to a total of 13.3M total....
And we got a 2013 1st rounder, TWO 2014 2nd rounders , and a big upgrade at Point guard


I don't see how this was anything but a steal....

It's because you're playing the short game and have not taken into consideration the long term ramifications of the deal. This is the type of dumb moves we made in the past that led us to Amar'e Stoudemire and squandered Melo's prime.


Don't agree. We moved Tyson and Felton, two pieces that were not in the Knicks plans for beyond next year....and brought back assets for either other trades or for upgraded play (at least at the PG spot). Given the value of Tyson (injuries and eroding play) and Felton (injuries, eroding play and off the court issues).....Phil did relatively well with this trade. In the past the Knicks made trades the other way around. Sending out assets to acquire quys like Tyson.

Trading players at the wrong time has been a Knick specialty e.g. moving Ariza before his peak, keeping Frye too long, keeping David Lee, giving up on Zach Randolph and Jamal Crawford, etc. This seems to be the same issue. Chandler is heading into another contract year, so we know that he was going to come out of the gate strong this season. We should've held onto him until the deadline and then make a move to a star-eyed team looking for a homerun trade. The Rockets just got a pick from a lottery team and cap flexibility for a guy that has been a bench player for most of his career. We got less than that for a perennial Defensive Player of the Year candidate and better player. Where is the sense in that?

Perennial DPOY candidate is just that... Perennial DPOY CANDIDATE... not winner, not even a close 2nd last year, knee issues, banged up, no offensive game to speak of... i could go on. FYI... he was ranked at #30 out of 50 centers in the NBA last year.

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6/25/2014  11:59 PM
NardDogNation wrote:
RonRon wrote:Lets look back at what we gave up for

Felton
Camby

then singing

Kidd
Pablo/MWP

we got raped in all those moves, the trades that Nardog always suggest are absolutely ridiculously ONE SIDED
On what planet would OKC trade for Iman with 2 1st round draft picks in picks 21 and 29 in a DEEP/STRONG draft

I am sorry but none of your trades are even realistic, I am greatly surprised we even got the deal we did for both Chandler/Felton

Phil Jackson didn't want to wait to see if he could get more for a reason
He knew he likely could not do ANYTHING better while getting rid of Felton
Playing that rumor game and see if we could get more could piss Cuban off and any future deals

That's because people like you consistently underestimate the value of our talent because of our piss poor record, and overrate the value of other team's players because of their relative success. You don't have any nuance when it comes to things like that, which is why you celebrate moves like this and then whine several years after the fact about how we got robbed. Knowing you, you probably celebrated when we traded Zach Randolph and Jamal Crawford.

LOOK AT YOUR TRADE PROPOSAL's you, then ask yourself if you were the other team, why would you do it
If you can say you wouldn't even INSTANTLY HANG UP THE PHONE you need to take meds

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6/26/2014  12:01 AM
yellowboy90 wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Keywords broken ankle

The keywords were total unknown.

what worries me more than the broken ankle is that he was the 18 pick in the draft and traded the very next year as a throw in..He was on a good team, in a good organization.

but hey, i will root for the kid for sure..

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6/26/2014  12:03 AM
Cartman718 wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:anyone who thinks that the knicks didn't pretty much rape the mavs on this deal needs to check themselves. an aging center with lots of miles on his body and getting beat up all the time in the paint and no jump shot no free throw shooting skills and no passing out of the paint??? defensive rebounds are not worth that much!!!!!!!!! let's not forget that for 2 months he's pretty much out of commission during NY's winter.

and really people complaining about jose calderon's deal at 7 mill per? anyone here think he's not at least twice as good as fatboy felon? better decision making, better shooting and is not interested in challenging big guys in the paint at his age only makes him a smarter player with better mileage. look at dwayne wade... he's becoming a fraction of his championship self before our very eyes due to his crash in the paint type of play in the earlier years. miami is not going to resign him at the same salary as lebron, book it.

ok jose does not play defense and neither does ray ray.
if this deal was simply fluson and fatboy for calderon, i'd have been happy of addition by subtraction. but on top that, we get larkin, ellington, 2 picks...

these are all assets to be used in upcoming moves.... stay tuned! all hail Phil Jackson!

Your optimism is completely unfounded. I love how everything we traded was awful but everything we gained was impeccable. Unless you're dealing with the Hornets or Cavs, that is never the case when dealing with another team. So clearly you are overestimating what we are getting and underestimating what we gave the Mavs.

clearly YOU are underestimating Phil Jackson. I am not overestimating what we got at all. I know very little about Ellington or Larkin. But like I said... Calderon by himself to me is a deal I'd make for Chandler and Felton. Chandler's contract was expiring next year, but how many teams would be interested in giving us even this much for him after he spends Mid December to Mid Feb drinking TheraFlu at home??

I am not hailing Calderon as Chris Paul.... he is still light years smarter and better orchestrator and shooter than Felton. He definitely FITS way better.

If you truly feel that what we traded away was not awful, back it up by reasons as opposed to simply bashing what I said. smh.

Quite honestly, I've stated my reasons on several occasions earlier in the trade. I only responded to yours because it seemed a little snobbish- as if the contrarians to your opinion are wrong simply because they disagree with your own opinion. Just to quickly rehash why I'm not a fan of this trade:

1.) Jose Calderon is 33 years old and owed $22 million over 3 years. It's ridiculous to me how you all want to characterize Tyson Chandler as ailing and declining but overlook that fact for Calderon. Dude is a bench player at this point in his career. Is he better than Raymond Felton? Yes but so is every ****ing PG in the league, so there is little consolation in that fact for me.

2.) Omer Asik got the Rockets a 1st round pick from a lottery team. Is this really the best we could do for a recent Defensive Player of the Year that is still better than Asik in most respects of the game? People are doing backflips for Shane Larkin but the dude was the 18th pick in one of the worst drafts in professional sporting history. That means that 17 teams thought that there were 17 flavors of **** that were better than him. And considering the washout rate for 5"11' guards in the league, I find it difficult to take solace in that or some 2nd round picks (albeit in a draft I'm actually excited about).

3.) Why are we assuming long-term money? Wasn't it sacrilege just a week ago to do that? And for what? A 33 year old PG that has been a fringe starter for his career?

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6/26/2014  12:04 AM    LAST EDITED: 6/26/2014  12:06 AM
Cartman718 wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
foosballnick wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
nyvector16 wrote:The only negative of the deal for the Knicks is the extra salary...
Let's break that down...


Next Season - 15/16 Season - 16/17 Season
Felton - 4.3M - 4.5M -
Calderon - 7M - 7.4M - 7.7M

Difference: 2.7M - 2.9M - 7.7M

This amount to a total of 13.3M total....
And we got a 2013 1st rounder, TWO 2014 2nd rounders , and a big upgrade at Point guard


I don't see how this was anything but a steal....

It's because you're playing the short game and have not taken into consideration the long term ramifications of the deal. This is the type of dumb moves we made in the past that led us to Amar'e Stoudemire and squandered Melo's prime.


Don't agree. We moved Tyson and Felton, two pieces that were not in the Knicks plans for beyond next year....and brought back assets for either other trades or for upgraded play (at least at the PG spot). Given the value of Tyson (injuries and eroding play) and Felton (injuries, eroding play and off the court issues).....Phil did relatively well with this trade. In the past the Knicks made trades the other way around. Sending out assets to acquire quys like Tyson.

Trading players at the wrong time has been a Knick specialty e.g. moving Ariza before his peak, keeping Frye too long, keeping David Lee, giving up on Zach Randolph and Jamal Crawford, etc. This seems to be the same issue. Chandler is heading into another contract year, so we know that he was going to come out of the gate strong this season. We should've held onto him until the deadline and then make a move to a star-eyed team looking for a homerun trade. The Rockets just got a pick from a lottery team and cap flexibility for a guy that has been a bench player for most of his career. We got less than that for a perennial Defensive Player of the Year candidate and better player. Where is the sense in that?

Perennial DPOY candidate is just that... Perennial DPOY CANDIDATE... not winner, not even a close 2nd last year, knee issues, banged up, no offensive game to speak of... i could go on. FYI... he was ranked at #30 out of 50 centers in the NBA last year.

Re-check your facts, Tyson Chandler won the award in 2013. And remind me, who exactly is a candidate for any award in the package we're getting in return?

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6/26/2014  12:04 AM
Cartman718 wrote:
tkf wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Tim Hardaway was 5'11 as well

Larkin's game reminds me of hardaway's. He's got the quickness, handle, jumper & floater in the lane. His actually go in unlike Felton

guns, larkin will be lucky if he has a career as good as felton's.. I remember early in feltons career how he used to drive to the basket.. I know he used to slice us up...

Lets be careful anointing these guys...

this guy could not get time behind calderon and devin harris...

felton was ranked 43rd out of 50 point guards in the league. do you think given the keys calderon or larkin could be worse?

its going to make very little difference.. neither guys solve our problem.. but I have a better question.. do you think calderon is going to hold his own vs John wall, irving, rose, rondo, teague, curry, westbrook etc.. do you think he is going to be shutting those guys down? of course not... so how does that make us better.. this kind of reminds me of the bargnani trade except we didn't give up picks..

our main issue is that we could not keep guards in front of us, that still will be an issue... so we don't have felton who was bad, but maybe we are less bad.. is that really good?

Anyone who sits around and waits for the lottery to better themselves, either in real life or in sports, Is a Loser............... TKF
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6/26/2014  12:06 AM
NardDogNation wrote:
CrushAlot wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:anyone who thinks that the knicks didn't pretty much rape the mavs on this deal needs to check themselves. an aging center with lots of miles on his body and getting beat up all the time in the paint and no jump shot no free throw shooting skills and no passing out of the paint??? defensive rebounds are not worth that much!!!!!!!!! let's not forget that for 2 months he's pretty much out of commission during NY's winter.

and really people complaining about jose calderon's deal at 7 mill per? anyone here think he's not at least twice as good as fatboy felon? better decision making, better shooting and is not interested in challenging big guys in the paint at his age only makes him a smarter player with better mileage. look at dwayne wade... he's becoming a fraction of his championship self before our very eyes due to his crash in the paint type of play in the earlier years. miami is not going to resign him at the same salary as lebron, book it.

ok jose does not play defense and neither does ray ray.
if this deal was simply fluson and fatboy for calderon, i'd have been happy of addition by subtraction. but on top that, we get larkin, ellington, 2 picks...

these are all assets to be used in upcoming moves.... stay tuned! all hail Phil Jackson!


I agree. Love the trade and the outcome. Tyson's personal problems that caused him to miss games probably disappear in a contract year. I think his numbers go up a bit as well. Still a grat trade for the Knicks.

Why would this be considered a great trade if we sold Tyson Chandler short of his maximum value? Wouldn't that make it a bad trade ala Zach Randolph to the Clippers or Jamal Crawford to the Warriors?

yes, this is not a GREAT trade, I wish people stop..LOL, it is a reasonable trade.. one that you do in the process of tearing down too begin rebuilding.. good for phil, but lets not go overboard...

Anyone who sits around and waits for the lottery to better themselves, either in real life or in sports, Is a Loser............... TKF
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6/26/2014  12:07 AM
RonRon wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
RonRon wrote:Lets look back at what we gave up for

Felton
Camby

then singing

Kidd
Pablo/MWP

we got raped in all those moves, the trades that Nardog always suggest are absolutely ridiculously ONE SIDED
On what planet would OKC trade for Iman with 2 1st round draft picks in picks 21 and 29 in a DEEP/STRONG draft

I am sorry but none of your trades are even realistic, I am greatly surprised we even got the deal we did for both Chandler/Felton

Phil Jackson didn't want to wait to see if he could get more for a reason
He knew he likely could not do ANYTHING better while getting rid of Felton
Playing that rumor game and see if we could get more could piss Cuban off and any future deals

That's because people like you consistently underestimate the value of our talent because of our piss poor record, and overrate the value of other team's players because of their relative success. You don't have any nuance when it comes to things like that, which is why you celebrate moves like this and then whine several years after the fact about how we got robbed. Knowing you, you probably celebrated when we traded Zach Randolph and Jamal Crawford.

LOOK AT YOUR TRADE PROPOSAL's you, then ask yourself if you were the other team, why would you do it
If you can say you wouldn't even INSTANTLY HANG UP THE PHONE you need to take meds

Whatever dude.

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6/26/2014  12:09 AM
NardDogNation wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:anyone who thinks that the knicks didn't pretty much rape the mavs on this deal needs to check themselves. an aging center with lots of miles on his body and getting beat up all the time in the paint and no jump shot no free throw shooting skills and no passing out of the paint??? defensive rebounds are not worth that much!!!!!!!!! let's not forget that for 2 months he's pretty much out of commission during NY's winter.

and really people complaining about jose calderon's deal at 7 mill per? anyone here think he's not at least twice as good as fatboy felon? better decision making, better shooting and is not interested in challenging big guys in the paint at his age only makes him a smarter player with better mileage. look at dwayne wade... he's becoming a fraction of his championship self before our very eyes due to his crash in the paint type of play in the earlier years. miami is not going to resign him at the same salary as lebron, book it.

ok jose does not play defense and neither does ray ray.
if this deal was simply fluson and fatboy for calderon, i'd have been happy of addition by subtraction. but on top that, we get larkin, ellington, 2 picks...

these are all assets to be used in upcoming moves.... stay tuned! all hail Phil Jackson!

Your optimism is completely unfounded. I love how everything we traded was awful but everything we gained was impeccable. Unless you're dealing with the Hornets or Cavs, that is never the case when dealing with another team. So clearly you are overestimating what we are getting and underestimating what we gave the Mavs.

clearly YOU are underestimating Phil Jackson. I am not overestimating what we got at all. I know very little about Ellington or Larkin. But like I said... Calderon by himself to me is a deal I'd make for Chandler and Felton. Chandler's contract was expiring next year, but how many teams would be interested in giving us even this much for him after he spends Mid December to Mid Feb drinking TheraFlu at home??

I am not hailing Calderon as Chris Paul.... he is still light years smarter and better orchestrator and shooter than Felton. He definitely FITS way better.

If you truly feel that what we traded away was not awful, back it up by reasons as opposed to simply bashing what I said. smh.

Quite honestly, I've stated my reasons on several occasions earlier in the trade. I only responded to yours because it seemed a little snobbish- as if the contrarians to your opinion are wrong simply because they disagree with your own opinion. Just to quickly rehash why I'm not a fan of this trade:

1.) Jose Calderon is 33 years old and owed $22 million over 3 years. It's ridiculous to me how you all want to characterize Tyson Chandler as ailing and declining but overlook that fact for Calderon. Dude is a bench player at this point in his career. Is he better than Raymond Felton? Yes but so is every ****ing PG in the league, so there is little consolation in that fact for me.

2.) Omer Asik got the Rockets a 1st round pick from a lottery team. Is this really the best we could do for a recent Defensive Player of the Year that is still better than Asik in most respects of the game? People are doing backflips for Shane Larkin but the dude was the 18th pick in one of the worst drafts in professional sporting history. That means that 17 teams thought that there were 17 flavors of **** that were better than him. And considering the washout rate for 5"11' guards in the league, I find it difficult to take solace in that or some 2nd round picks (albeit in a draft I'm actually excited about).

3.) Why are we assuming long-term money? Wasn't it sacrilege just a week ago to do that? And for what? A 33 year old PG that has been a fringe starter for his career?

dude you are dumb... if every ****ing PG is better than Felton in the league and we get a PG much better than felton... how is that "little consolation in that fact for me" LOL smh.

stop touting chandler as DPOY... he's on a decline and was like i said... #30 out of 50 centers in the league... and about to make almost 15 mill?

stop worrying about calderon because he might be packaged next year in a trade, we need him to be serviceable for 1 year. he is not a long term solution.... we all know that. if we assume for the moment that this guy will get traded before he completes his 22 mill contract, does that make it more palatable for you?

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6/26/2014  12:10 AM
tkf wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:
tkf wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Tim Hardaway was 5'11 as well

Larkin's game reminds me of hardaway's. He's got the quickness, handle, jumper & floater in the lane. His actually go in unlike Felton

guns, larkin will be lucky if he has a career as good as felton's.. I remember early in feltons career how he used to drive to the basket.. I know he used to slice us up...

Lets be careful anointing these guys...

this guy could not get time behind calderon and devin harris...

felton was ranked 43rd out of 50 point guards in the league. do you think given the keys calderon or larkin could be worse?

its going to make very little difference.. neither guys solve our problem.. but I have a better question.. do you think calderon is going to hold his own vs John wall, irving, rose, rondo, teague, curry, westbrook etc.. do you think he is going to be shutting those guys down? of course not... so how does that make us better.. this kind of reminds me of the bargnani trade except we didn't give up picks..

our main issue is that we could not keep guards in front of us, that still will be an issue... so we don't have felton who was bad, but maybe we are less bad.. is that really good?

its not great defensively, but our offense got way better.... one step at a time. iso-melo plays should be gone.

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6/26/2014  12:13 AM
foosballnick wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
CrushAlot wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:anyone who thinks that the knicks didn't pretty much rape the mavs on this deal needs to check themselves. an aging center with lots of miles on his body and getting beat up all the time in the paint and no jump shot no free throw shooting skills and no passing out of the paint??? defensive rebounds are not worth that much!!!!!!!!! let's not forget that for 2 months he's pretty much out of commission during NY's winter.

and really people complaining about jose calderon's deal at 7 mill per? anyone here think he's not at least twice as good as fatboy felon? better decision making, better shooting and is not interested in challenging big guys in the paint at his age only makes him a smarter player with better mileage. look at dwayne wade... he's becoming a fraction of his championship self before our very eyes due to his crash in the paint type of play in the earlier years. miami is not going to resign him at the same salary as lebron, book it.

ok jose does not play defense and neither does ray ray.
if this deal was simply fluson and fatboy for calderon, i'd have been happy of addition by subtraction. but on top that, we get larkin, ellington, 2 picks...

these are all assets to be used in upcoming moves.... stay tuned! all hail Phil Jackson!


I agree. Love the trade and the outcome. Tyson's personal problems that caused him to miss games probably disappear in a contract year. I think his numbers go up a bit as well. Still a grat trade for the Knicks.

Why would this be considered a great trade if we sold Tyson Chandler short of his maximum value? Wouldn't that make it a bad trade ala Zach Randolph to the Clippers or Jamal Crawford to the Warriors?

Your comparison is way off. The Knicks traded Randolph an Mardy Collins to the Clippers for Tim Thomas and Cuttino Mobley both of whom had expiring contracts coinciding with Lebron's free agency. They traded Crawford to the Warriors for Harrington who also had an expiring targeted to free up cap space for the LBJ Free Agency frenzy. So those trades were for much different reasons than this one. They were clearing space for a Free Agent run (mostly LBJ). In the case of the Tyson/Felton trade....it was to rid themselves of older parts that would expire over the next few years....for some picks, role players (and a starting or backup PG), potential young assets (or at a minimum filler for other trades).

I offered that comparison because all these trades sold low. I think history is repeating itself again. I'm not thrilled with Tyson Chandler the player but if we couldn't get better than what we got, we should've held onto him and seen what the market was like at the deadline. What's the downside to that? We lose Chandler for nothing at the end of the season? Then so be it. Morey used the same strategy with Asik and that netted him a first round pick from a lottery team (I must've said this 40 times, lol). This seemed to be a move, for the sake of making a move because I fail to see what it really accomplishes; there was no real objective involved. Unless there is some secondary deal in the works, I don't think I'm going to shake the feeling that we shot ourselves in the foot.

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6/26/2014  12:14 AM
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foosballnick wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
nyvector16 wrote:The only negative of the deal for the Knicks is the extra salary...
Let's break that down...


Next Season - 15/16 Season - 16/17 Season
Felton - 4.3M - 4.5M -
Calderon - 7M - 7.4M - 7.7M

Difference: 2.7M - 2.9M - 7.7M

This amount to a total of 13.3M total....
And we got a 2013 1st rounder, TWO 2014 2nd rounders , and a big upgrade at Point guard


I don't see how this was anything but a steal....

It's because you're playing the short game and have not taken into consideration the long term ramifications of the deal. This is the type of dumb moves we made in the past that led us to Amar'e Stoudemire and squandered Melo's prime.


Don't agree. We moved Tyson and Felton, two pieces that were not in the Knicks plans for beyond next year....and brought back assets for either other trades or for upgraded play (at least at the PG spot). Given the value of Tyson (injuries and eroding play) and Felton (injuries, eroding play and off the court issues).....Phil did relatively well with this trade. In the past the Knicks made trades the other way around. Sending out assets to acquire quys like Tyson.

Trading players at the wrong time has been a Knick specialty e.g. moving Ariza before his peak, keeping Frye too long, keeping David Lee, giving up on Zach Randolph and Jamal Crawford, etc. This seems to be the same issue. Chandler is heading into another contract year, so we know that he was going to come out of the gate strong this season. We should've held onto him until the deadline and then make a move to a star-eyed team looking for a homerun trade. The Rockets just got a pick from a lottery team and cap flexibility for a guy that has been a bench player for most of his career. We got less than that for a perennial Defensive Player of the Year candidate and better player. Where is the sense in that?

You're not taking in to account that Tyson's minutes are declining and his injuries seem to be increasing. There is always a risk of waiting to trade a guy like that.....if he is not in your future plans, it is better to start the rebuilding process now by bringing in some assets, than waiting on Tyson and risk getting nothing if/when he gets injured. Also consider that the Knicks were dumping Felton's salary....and he was next to useless last year for the team, so that would lessen the overall trade value. Further, Asik is much younger and has much less wear and tear for a big man.

I look at the trade like this.....

Tyson and Felton

for

2 Second Round Picks
A Starting PG
A relatively young former First Round Pick swingman who has not panned out (at least yet)
A First Round Pick PG coming off his rookie season that was inhibited due to an ankle injury
An older defensive minded center who was arguably as productive as Tyson last year


Sometimes as Knicks fans we seem to overvalue our players. Consider that Shumpert alone could soon be the equivalent of Ellington in a trade....a former first round pick who has not panned out....if he does not produce and is held too long as his value declines. There is always a risk in holding guys who are either questionable or declining in value due to injuries, age or lack of production.

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6/26/2014  12:19 AM
Dagger wrote:This is a very good first move for Phil. 2 second round picks, a former first round pick in Larkin, and a point guard upgrade in Calderon. Dalembert is somewhat serviceable to fill the dead season. Very well done. This is the most knick-favoring deal I've seen in a while. Chandler was not valuable at all last season and this year would have been more of the same and you just know he was planning on walking out next year for nothing.

Bravo Phil, thanks for giving us all a reason to watch draft night!

Also we get rid of Felton.

This I agree with.

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6/26/2014  12:26 AM    LAST EDITED: 6/26/2014  12:40 AM
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NardDogNation wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
Cartman718 wrote:anyone who thinks that the knicks didn't pretty much rape the mavs on this deal needs to check themselves. an aging center with lots of miles on his body and getting beat up all the time in the paint and no jump shot no free throw shooting skills and no passing out of the paint??? defensive rebounds are not worth that much!!!!!!!!! let's not forget that for 2 months he's pretty much out of commission during NY's winter.

and really people complaining about jose calderon's deal at 7 mill per? anyone here think he's not at least twice as good as fatboy felon? better decision making, better shooting and is not interested in challenging big guys in the paint at his age only makes him a smarter player with better mileage. look at dwayne wade... he's becoming a fraction of his championship self before our very eyes due to his crash in the paint type of play in the earlier years. miami is not going to resign him at the same salary as lebron, book it.

ok jose does not play defense and neither does ray ray.
if this deal was simply fluson and fatboy for calderon, i'd have been happy of addition by subtraction. but on top that, we get larkin, ellington, 2 picks...

these are all assets to be used in upcoming moves.... stay tuned! all hail Phil Jackson!

Your optimism is completely unfounded. I love how everything we traded was awful but everything we gained was impeccable. Unless you're dealing with the Hornets or Cavs, that is never the case when dealing with another team. So clearly you are overestimating what we are getting and underestimating what we gave the Mavs.

clearly YOU are underestimating Phil Jackson. I am not overestimating what we got at all. I know very little about Ellington or Larkin. But like I said... Calderon by himself to me is a deal I'd make for Chandler and Felton. Chandler's contract was expiring next year, but how many teams would be interested in giving us even this much for him after he spends Mid December to Mid Feb drinking TheraFlu at home??

I am not hailing Calderon as Chris Paul.... he is still light years smarter and better orchestrator and shooter than Felton. He definitely FITS way better.

If you truly feel that what we traded away was not awful, back it up by reasons as opposed to simply bashing what I said. smh.

Quite honestly, I've stated my reasons on several occasions earlier in the trade. I only responded to yours because it seemed a little snobbish- as if the contrarians to your opinion are wrong simply because they disagree with your own opinion. Just to quickly rehash why I'm not a fan of this trade:

1.) Jose Calderon is 33 years old and owed $22 million over 3 years. It's ridiculous to me how you all want to characterize Tyson Chandler as ailing and declining but overlook that fact for Calderon. Dude is a bench player at this point in his career. Is he better than Raymond Felton? Yes but so is every ****ing PG in the league, so there is little consolation in that fact for me.

2.) Omer Asik got the Rockets a 1st round pick from a lottery team. Is this really the best we could do for a recent Defensive Player of the Year that is still better than Asik in most respects of the game? People are doing backflips for Shane Larkin but the dude was the 18th pick in one of the worst drafts in professional sporting history. That means that 17 teams thought that there were 17 flavors of **** that were better than him. And considering the washout rate for 5"11' guards in the league, I find it difficult to take solace in that or some 2nd round picks (albeit in a draft I'm actually excited about).

3.) Why are we assuming long-term money? Wasn't it sacrilege just a week ago to do that? And for what? A 33 year old PG that has been a fringe starter for his career?

dude you are dumb... if every ****ing PG is better than Felton in the league and we get a PG much better than felton... how is that "little consolation in that fact for me" LOL smh.

stop touting chandler as DPOY... he's on a decline and was like i said... #30 out of 50 centers in the league... and about to make almost 15 mill?

stop worrying about calderon because he might be packaged next year in a trade, we need him to be serviceable for 1 year. he is not a long term solution.... we all know that. if we assume for the moment that this guy will get traded before he completes his 22 mill contract, does that make it more palatable for you?

First off, cut that dumb **** out and classen your responses up because this will get nasty. Second, I never suggested that Calderon is "much better" than Felton. Yes, he's better than Felton but so is any 3rd stringer on a NBA team. Those guys are not 33 years old and are not owed $22 million over the next 3 years. It's ridiculous to point out how Tyson Chandler is decline and then conveniently ignore the fact that Calderon has been posting career lows. I'm dealing with what is and not what might be, which is why this element of the deal seems so bleak. What market is out there for a bench player making $7 million/yr in an era where the cap and luxury tax are so punitive? We won't be finding suitors for Calderon very easily, needless to say. So keep sipping the Kool-Aid because I suspect that we'll quickly replace our ire for Felton with Calderon when we discover this fact.

P.S., where are these so called center rankings that you're using? What is your source because I haven't come across any kind of info that comes close to validating your assertion.

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6/26/2014  12:36 AM
foosballnick wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
foosballnick wrote:
NardDogNation wrote:
nyvector16 wrote:The only negative of the deal for the Knicks is the extra salary...
Let's break that down...


Next Season - 15/16 Season - 16/17 Season
Felton - 4.3M - 4.5M -
Calderon - 7M - 7.4M - 7.7M

Difference: 2.7M - 2.9M - 7.7M

This amount to a total of 13.3M total....
And we got a 2013 1st rounder, TWO 2014 2nd rounders , and a big upgrade at Point guard


I don't see how this was anything but a steal....

It's because you're playing the short game and have not taken into consideration the long term ramifications of the deal. This is the type of dumb moves we made in the past that led us to Amar'e Stoudemire and squandered Melo's prime.


Don't agree. We moved Tyson and Felton, two pieces that were not in the Knicks plans for beyond next year....and brought back assets for either other trades or for upgraded play (at least at the PG spot). Given the value of Tyson (injuries and eroding play) and Felton (injuries, eroding play and off the court issues).....Phil did relatively well with this trade. In the past the Knicks made trades the other way around. Sending out assets to acquire quys like Tyson.

Trading players at the wrong time has been a Knick specialty e.g. moving Ariza before his peak, keeping Frye too long, keeping David Lee, giving up on Zach Randolph and Jamal Crawford, etc. This seems to be the same issue. Chandler is heading into another contract year, so we know that he was going to come out of the gate strong this season. We should've held onto him until the deadline and then make a move to a star-eyed team looking for a homerun trade. The Rockets just got a pick from a lottery team and cap flexibility for a guy that has been a bench player for most of his career. We got less than that for a perennial Defensive Player of the Year candidate and better player. Where is the sense in that?

You're not taking in to account that Tyson's minutes are declining and his injuries seem to be increasing. There is always a risk of waiting to trade a guy like that.....if he is not in your future plans, it is better to start the rebuilding process now by bringing in some assets, than waiting on Tyson and risk getting nothing if/when he gets injured. Also consider that the Knicks were dumping Felton's salary....and he was next to useless last year for the team, so that would lessen the overall trade value. Further, Asik is much younger and has much less wear and tear for a big man.

I look at the trade like this.....

Tyson and Felton

for

2 Second Round Picks
A Starting PG
A relatively young former First Round Pick swingman who has not panned out (at least yet)
A First Round Pick PG coming off his rookie season that was inhibited due to an ankle injury
An older defensive minded center who was arguably as productive as Tyson last year


Sometimes as Knicks fans we seem to overvalue our players. Consider that Shumpert alone could soon be the equivalent of Ellington in a trade....a former first round pick who has not panned out....if he does not produce and is held too long as his value declines. There is always a risk in holding guys who are either questionable or declining in value due to injuries, age or lack of production.

I respect your position about Chandler and even agree with it. I just think that pros outweigh the cons of keeping him around. Again, you're complaining about his declining play while ignoring the fact that we've committed $22 million over the next 3 years to a guy that is 2 years Chandler's senior. I'd much rather let Chandler walk (worst case scenario) than be stuck with that.

I understand that as fans we tend to overestimate our players but I don't think that I am one to do that, especially with Shumpert (or any of our picks for that matter). I had consistently made the argument that his career arc (as a best case scenario) was Toney Allen with a jump shot at a time when guys were calling him the next Latrell Sprewell or Dwayne Wade-lite. Even so, I disagree with the Ellington comparison because Shumpert has actually shown flashes of brilliance and demonstrated that he can be elite at something. Ellington has shown nothing. That may change if he's given a consistent opportunity but I doubt it. In any case, patience is the key...I wish we had some before making this trade.

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6/26/2014  12:48 AM
tkf wrote:
yellowboy90 wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Keywords broken ankle

The keywords were total unknown.

what worries me more than the broken ankle is that he was the 18 pick in the draft and traded the very next year as a throw in..He was on a good team, in a good organization.

but hey, i will root for the kid for sure..


Come on man!!! That's not how you evaluate a prospect. Especially PG's who need so much development to be successful on the NBA level. This kid broke his ankle and basically never really got started. You think something like that might stunt a kids development??? He's very talented I doubt that the Mavs just took this kid without doing their homework, but they're in a different mode from us and can't wait on him. Trading him doesn't mean he's some kind of bust in their minds.

Chad Ford

Larkin is one of the best, if not the best, pick-and-roll point guards in the draft. He also is one of the two or three best athletes and can shoot it, too. Sounds like an All-Star, right? Maybe, but he's also the smallest guard in the draft with an even smaller wingspan.

Quick fact: Larkin averaged 6.4 points per game (sixth in nation) as the pick-and-roll ball handler and operated on such plays 46.7 percent of the time (first in nation) he was on the court.
Draft Express

Shane Larkin's value proposition at the next level is simple, he created more combined points on the pick and roll for himself and his teammates last season than any prospect in the country at 14.3 points per-game. Playing in a pick and roll heavy, pro-style offense, Larkin kept defenses honest with his jump shot, which ranks second most efficient in this group at 1.137 points per-shot, and showed excellent command of the ball, turning the ball over on just 11.3% of his possessions creating in the two-man game. While scouts will scrutinize his size, his efficiency as a scorer and prolific shot creating ability seem tailor made for the NBA game.
Nbadraft.net

A winner. Tough nosed, confident, competitive PG with solid leadership abilities ... Quickness and leadership gives him a real chance to overcome size deficiencies ... In today's NBA game, being able to effectively run the pick and roll is crucial, and that's Larkin's greatest strength

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