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More potential D-League help unavailable but at least we still have Chris Smith.

Finestrg wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:The Knicks need to waive Chris. Kendall Marshall and now Curry are both actual prospects that might help the team.

Exactly. Two guys who could've helped us. I really want either Pierre Jackson or Isaiah Canaan -- those are the top 2 DL PGs at the moment imho. Thing is both of those guys belong to other teams. It would take a trade to acquire the rights to either player. The next best options for us would've been Curry then Marshall. Throw Kalin Lucas and Dee Bost into the mix as well...I was watching Steph Curry play the other night against San Antonio -- yeah he makes some mistakes turning it over but man, what that kid can do with that jumpshot. WOW. To think that maybe his younger brother Seth could possibly offer the same type of thing one day. These 2 guys have the same DNA and play a similar style -- well worth taking a chance on. Seth's been ripping it up for awhile now in the NBDL. Surprised actually that it took so long for him to get a call-up. Imagine the facelift we could've given this team with just a few minor moves for DL players to fill some of our gaps -- a move for a standout lead guard prospect that can shoot the lights out and move the ball (Seth Curry); another legit scorer at the 2/3 positions (Chris Douglas-Roberts); another productive rebounder at the 4 spot that can also put up some points (Richard Howell/Ike Diogu)... I mean we couldn't have figured out a way to reinforce the team with a couple of these guys while also finding a way to get Aldrich and Murry some real minutes??

Seth Curry
Tour'e Murry
Chris Douglas-Roberts
Richard Howell (or Ike Diogu)
Cole Aldrich

I'd pay money to come see these 5 all play together or mix & match with our existing players. Man, what a DRASTICALLY different team this could've been with only some minor tinkering like this...Too bad we don't put any stock into thinking along these lines, starting with our stubborn-as-all-get-out coach.

I want to hug this post

Finestrg wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:The Knicks need to waive Chris. Kendall Marshall and now Curry are both actual prospects that might help the team.

Exactly. Two guys who could've helped us. I really want either Pierre Jackson or Isaiah Canaan -- those are the top 2 DL PGs at the moment imho. Thing is both of those guys belong to other teams. It would take a trade to acquire the rights to either player. The next best options for us would've been Curry then Marshall. Throw Kalin Lucas and Dee Bost into the mix as well...I was watching Steph Curry play the other night against San Antonio -- yeah he makes some mistakes turning it over but man, what that kid can do with that jumpshot. WOW. To think that maybe his younger brother Seth could possibly offer the same type of thing one day. These 2 guys have the same DNA and play a similar style -- well worth taking a chance on. Seth's been ripping it up for awhile now in the NBDL. Surprised actually that it took so long for him to get a call-up. Imagine the facelift we could've given this team with just a few minor moves for DL players to fill some of our gaps -- a move for a standout lead guard prospect that can shoot the lights out and move the ball (Seth Curry); another legit scorer at the 2/3 positions (Chris Douglas-Roberts); another productive rebounder at the 4 spot that can also put up some points (Richard Howell/Ike Diogu)... I mean we couldn't have figured out a way to reinforce the team with a couple of these guys while also finding a way to get Aldrich and Murry some real minutes??

Seth Curry
Tour'e Murry
Chris Douglas-Roberts
Richard Howell (or Ike Diogu)
Cole Aldrich

I'd pay money to come see these 5 all play together or mix & match with our existing players. Man, what a DRASTICALLY different team this could've been with only some minor tinkering like this...Too bad we don't put any stock into thinking along these lines, starting with our stubborn-as-all-get-out coach.