I will play optimistic and hope Gallinari can come back at some point of the season (after the All-Star break?) and get his rookie season going. He is a huge piece of this team and if the team and the doctors decided that rest should take care of everything then he SHOULD be able to return at some point. We need to see what we got there, and now more than ever.

About the state of the team for 2010, it will be interesting what moves does Donnie have left for this season. Right now we have the Marbury situation and who knows what will happen there. Donnie has tried hard to trade him and get something out of him and while it may be a long shot, he has the right to and could get something done. Thats why I think Marbury shouldn't be just bought out before every scenario is worked out. If it takes up to the trading deadline, so be it.

Curry is another topic and I think the way things worked out yesterday, he could be gone too this season once he is healthy. Donnie is a patient man but he knows the Knicks don't have much time to build an interesting team for possible free agents so if he gets a solid deal he will just do it. Now, next moves have to bring us more assets we can work out. Picks and young players are vital for a rebuilding team and we got none of that in yesterday's moves. Thats fine, but it should be a priority for the next moves we make, especially if we have to include a guy like David Lee.

The plan has been put in motion and now we have the cap space to make a run at some free agents. Now comes maybe the hardest part: using the remaining assets to get some young talent to build a team that interests free agents. Whether is for the 2010 class or the 2011.

I would love to get CP3. I think he's one of the top 5 players in the L.