We've been hearing a lot of rumors that Ward is going to be traded for this person or that person, but he is very difficult to trade. He only made matters worse by making stupid comments to accompany his bum knee. He makes a lot of doe for a back up. Doesn't drive well. Even though Rice was old and injury prone he played 70 games last year. He is also a former dominating all-star n Houston is in dier need of an outside shot. They also didn't want to pay so much cash for a back up. Only we would pay a back up like Anderson that kind of doe. Hopefully he will be shipped out b/4 training camp.

Though Ward's knees, religeous comments, and kicker do made him difficult to trade, he still is tradeable. Solid point guards are hard to come by and no matter what you said about him, you still have to realize that he plays smart and gets the job done. Every team needs two good point guards and a lot only have one. Because of this, new york will be able to trade him sooner or later.

As of right now, the Clipps, Bulls, Warriors, Heat, Magic, Hawks, Nets, and Jazz are just some of the teams who are looking for a good point guard just like Ward. That gives us a lot of options and odds are he won't be wearing a knicks jersey come training camp. We're not asking for much, just a center who can grab a few rebounds and take up space for 10 minutes a game. This is why he will be traded.

At this point I'm just hoping Ward is traded before training camp start so that Jackson and Eisley can get in to a good flow running the Knicks' offense. A big man would be nice, but a second round draft pick or someone at the end of a contract would suffice. Anything that wouldn't take practice minutes or rotation time away from Eisley.

This is strange: why isn't anyone talking about trading Jackson? He may be a few years older, but all things considered, he gives you about the same play on the court as Ward, has one fewer year on his contract and has a much more tradeable contract. Thoughts?