When really nice prospects like Bill Walker and Darrell Arthur get traded away for cash- not players- just cash, how are we not looking to make these kinds of moves. We don't have many assets/strengths except throwing away money. We can't throw away money on prospects that fell because of health concerns? These guys may not turn out to be anything, but if there's barely any risk in taking on these assets, in the position we're in, how can we be sleeping on this?
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nyk4ever Posts: 41010
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Dolan is the only reason i can think of... he doesn't mind throwing money away $60 mil on overpaid talent like Zach but doesn't wanna spend a mil to take a flyer on a prospect... ridiculous.
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I honestly don't see Dolan as being the reason behind it. It's easy to blame Dolan for everything, but I really think Donnie has control. If Dolan had input, theres no chance in hell we'd be talking about Danilo Gallanari being a Knick right now.
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I think we have enough players under contract. WE bought picks before and let them go when there was no room. Unless you draft a euro and let them play over their.