1. 1987- scotty sterling trade 1987 1st rd pick UNPROTECTED to seattle for gerald henderson..
pick becomes 5th pick in draft..seattle drafts scottie pippen then trades rights to bulls
for olden polynice..imagine ewing and pippen instead of jordan and pippen..how many of
those 6 bull championships in the 90's would belong to the knicks

The worst trade in my mind was in 2001. Glen Rice, who would expire in a few years, for Shandon Anderson and Howard Eisley. It was the horrible Ewing trade which just kept getting worse and worse.

toodarkmark wrote:Speaking of 1987, we also traded the pick we got from Denver to Chicago for Jawaan Oldham who barely played. The #5 pick was Scottie Pippen, but we did get the #18 which was Mark Jackson. But that #8, that could have been Reggie Miller. But since we had Gerald Wilkins, we probabley would have taken Olden Polynice, Derrick McMey, or Horace Grant, who knows.

The worst trade in my mind was in 2001. Glen Rice, who would expire in a few years, for Shandon Anderson and Howard Eisley. It was the horrible Ewing trade which just kept getting worse and worse.

yes that other 1987 pick for oldham was the 10th pick that chicago used for horace grant..pippen and grant with ewing would make knicks the team of the 90's..see donnie how draft picks can be used for the cornerstone of a team

4a-1981 eddie donovan traded 1981 1st rd pick #17 to cavs for randy smith..i dont remember who the cavs pick was because the owner ted stepian probably traded it away..soon after stepian rule came into affect thus teams couldnt trade 1dt rders back to back..the knicks in this era helped stepian by giving him 1st rders for him to trade..if the knicks flounder the next several yrs im afraid there might be new rules called the walsh rules when you cant flip flop 1st rders in between yrs you have no 1st rd choices..smith played one year for knicks

toodarkmark wrote:The worst trade in my mind was in 2001. Glen Rice, who would expire in a few years, for Shandon Anderson and Howard Eisley. It was the horrible Ewing trade which just kept getting worse and worse.

^A strong one. SMH.

The Eddy Curry deal is too easy.

How about the Knicks trading Mark Jackson for that 'Push up Pop', Mr. soft ass Charles Smith. Was Charles Smith getting his shyt pushed in by the whole Bulls team and the equipment manager the darkest day in our franchise? I think so.

JesseDark wrote:How about trading for Mark Jackson the second time from Toronto. We sent Childs to Toronto cause Jackson could run a team better then proceeded to lose to Toronto in the playoffs.

dont forget we also gave up our 2002 1st rd pick in this trade...whats a knick trade without giving up a 1st rd pick