That trade would be grossly in the Knicks favor. Brandon Knight's contract is not that major an impediment for a rebuilding team to give up a more favorable pick in this draft and potentially lose another in one that is in the not-too-distant future. And to be frank, I don't even think they feel they need to give up assets to move him. Just this past trade deadline they were demanding a first round pick in return for moving Knight! I think they might be coming to grips with market realities- that they'll need to part with an asset to move Knight- and could see them putting the 32nd pick on the table. If that happened, I'd take the deal.