On a team that played little to no defense, when he came in the game, our defense instantly improved. He had the best +/- on our team and hit many clutch shots during the year. He became an instant offense player who still played within the offense. He was the epitome of a team player.

He became one of my favorite players last year. I wish we could have kept him to grow with our young core. I'm going to miss him, but wish him the best in Chicago. He's a great story of perseverance and finally earning a nice contract. Good luck Justin! I'm going to miss screaming: "Holidaaaay, Celebraaaaa!" when you hit big shots.

Cartman718 wrote:i cannot believe knicks couldn't pay him 9 mill over 2 seasons. he's worth much more imo

His old team and his old coach both wanted him. I thought he was going to get about 8 mil a year. Maybe this snt as big a deal because the Knicks aren't all in on the triangle but Holiday was a nice player on a reasonable contract. At some point the Knicks need to commit to some Gus for roster continuity.