New York Trade Breakdown

Outgoing

Steve Francis
Eddy Curry
Jared Jeffries
Channing Frye

Incoming

Jermaine O'Neal
Jamaal Tinsley
Ricky Davis


Indiana Trade Breakdown

Outgoing

Jermaine O'Neal
Jamaal Tinsley
Marquis Daniels

Incoming

Jared Jeffries
Kevin Garnett
Mike James

Minnesota Trade Breakdown

Outgoing

Kevin Garnett
Ricky Davis
Mike James

Incoming

Steve Francis
Eddy Curry
Channing Frye
Marquis Daniels

From the Knicks perspective:

With O'Neal we get a polished post threat who can block shots with the best of 'em, in his prime, plus a playmaking (NYC) PG in Tinsley (who some felt we should have drafted) to pair with Marbury in the backcourt, having Jamal come off the bench. Davis may have a bad rep, but he gives us someone who can score consistently at the 3 for a season, with Sprewell-like numbers in terms of FG percentage, assists and rebounds. Plus he only has one year left on his deal, making him either movable later, or come off the cap. Speaking of which the Knicks in this trade then get rid of two of their arguable worst contracts in Francis and Jeffries, despite losing Curry and Frye.