One has the ability to actually improve the roster, pull strings to get into the draft, and really recruit free agents, where as the other is just a "brand name" so called superstar.

franco12 wrote:I'm just looking forward to hopefully some competitive play off hockey with the Rangers and Islanders, and then baseball

I think I would like to trade Melo just so we could be free from the drama that he- whether intentional or not- generates.

The hard reality is we're realistically 3-5 years out from being a competitive team, and that is depending on a lot of things going our way.

Yea me too. I think an amicable divorce from Melo would be great for everyone, team and fans included. No pressure to compete in Melo's "prime". The Knicks would finally be able to do a true rebuild around KP and put together pieces around him that make sense, not just 1 or 2 year placeholders that have no future on the team.