earthmansurfer wrote:SwishAndDish13 wrote:NYKBocker wrote:Then send Bargs, Pablo and Beno to Houston for Asik and Lin.
Lol! Stop with Lin. Guy is terrible. Thought people wanted to fix the team? In all seriousness, priority number 1 should be dumping Chandler before he gets hurt again while he still has value. Knicks would be the idiots to reward this guy for the one healthy year in Dallas.
Simply put, if we had Lin (or a PG with brains), we wouldn't be in this situation, even with Chandler out.
Have you forgotten how Lin guided a much lesser team? Intelligence will do that.
I would love to trade for him once again.
Anyway, I am for a rebuild but we are missing our lottery pick this year and in 2 years, so that is sort of a problem.
Does having cap space help us?
I think a lot of his early success came from taking advantage of players being lazy during the lockout. Made his career good for him. I agree with need a respectable PG. The biggest problem IMO is on the defensive end at point. Any respectable PG torches the Knicks. They have no shooters so even with a PG upgrade I think they'd still struggle as teams are packing it in defensively against them. You need to shoot them out of that.
We have no picks this year and in all likelihood the next couple of drafts will be weak after this year. I think they'd be best off trading Chandler and riding out Amare at this point. The team was poorly constructed. The Chandler contract made no sense. If the get a wing upgrade and cap relief via a Chandler trade they can at least be respectable in 2014 and then fill in with a star in 2015 when Amare expires. I personally think a complete purge is foolish as future drafts will probably be weak and the Knicks are poor at scouting/drafting.