I wouldn't mind seeing the entire squad together for one season...Although if a KT trade comes up for a shot-blocker, I wouldn't complain...I think we may want Spree in the playoffs...That first series against Toronto cemented that love for me...

And speaking of H20, WHOOOO! 53, baby! It felt SOOOOOO good here in LA to see Allan go nutz! Sweet.

KT and Charlie can still go if a GOOD opp. comes along. Keep Spree Houston Dice-

Cheers-

Honestly to tell you the truth, Frank williams will become better than this pg from the european league. All the talk regarding Vujanic i believe is all hyped... Wait til he plays in the NBA. It will be a difficult transition. The PG of the future for the knicks is Frank Willaims. He''s just not getting playing time because of eisley an ward who are veteran savvy pgs.. You'll see!!

Posted by rain:

You may be right about Frank.... but Milos played against Baron and Miller doing well in the process. I think if Frank was burning it up in Practice he'd get some looks. Well see.. I think Milos might be the real deal because of his hard work and all-round game. It sounds like he can make the smooth transition because of his athleticism.

Traditionally PG's take longer to develop. Steve Nash, Jason Kidd. These guys had to get some burn before they became the players they are today. Frank Williams is no different. If he does become a great player, we won't know it for a few years. Same goes with Vujanic.

But so far he has been disapointing, and not deserving of the playing time Eisley and Ward are getting. The Knicks know what they are doing, and sitting Williams this season won't make him a bad player five years from now. He isn't a Tinsley or a Parker. His game isn't NBA ready, so I'd rather take things nice and slow. Mike Redd played 13 minutes his rookie year, and that didn't slow his progress much, did it? Good players will be good when the time comes.

We don't know who will be the better player between Milos and Frankie but at least we have two young promising point guards that will hopefully run the point for us next season and the other used to bring back a quality big man. I don't want to trade Milos but if it means getting Gasaul, then we may have to do it.

A trade rumor in the past involved getting Radomovic, Booth, and Potapenko from the Sonics for Ward and Othella I believe. Radomovic is a young 3 or 4 from Yugoslavia so I don't know why Seattle would give him up. But if it means taking back some bad contracts from players that we can actually use, then why not.
To add a twist in favor of the Knicks, how about Knicks add Howard Eisley (instead of Ward) to the deal and give up Travis Knight (expiring contract) and Othella for the aforementioned and Kenny Anderson (expiring contract), who needs to play in a Knick uniform.
We'll help the Sonics get rid of some of their bad contratcs but they have to take away one of our bigger contracts and point guards.

Kenny and Charlie are at the tail-end of their contacts and with the young guys coming in, it would be a nice transition. The Sonics
do not have a point guard worth mentioning signed beyond this season.
So Howard is someone they will need, and he can be a back-up if the Sonics want to make a run at a star point guard in the off-season.

Radomovic, a young, tall, 3 or 4 which the Knicks need and he's from Yugoslvia which may (or may not) make Milos more comfortable when he arrives to the Knicks.

Booth is a 6'11 230 C/PF; still young and can provide some quality big man minutes.

The other player mentioned is Potepenko (who I particularly don't want - maybe because he's a former Celtic) but I would rather take Jerome James; but either way you have a big heavy 7 footer who can put a body on someone; albeit at a high cost.

Now we may be taking in some unreasonable contracts, but at least we can get rid of Howard Eisely's contract which will become a problem when the young point guards are ready to play.

We still have all our picks in the draft which we should keep. If we don't get a high pick to draft Lebron, Darko, or the Greek Baby Shaq., then we should consider a player in the middle of the draft like Darius Rice from Miami that is 6'10 has the quickness and shooting touch to play the 3.

I'm done writing, let's see what happens come thurday. ??