TripleThreat wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:Will that roster win enough games to justify signing IT.
My reasoning is likely to be dramatically different from Briggs. ( Using logic and all that...)
I see the next two years as burning time. Phil Jackson truly f**ked this team right at the end. Totally f**ked the next four years of this team in his last offseason. (Seriously, shut up Nix, no one wants to hear it from you right now)
I don't think Noah and Lance Thomas are movable. At all. That's two more years of just ugly contracts. I'm not quite sure Lee can be moved, not without taking in an equal salary of some kind for the same length. It stands to reason that Kanter will opt in. There are just too many bad contracts to progressively move forward. Worse, the more this team loses, the more it risks Zinger leaving the first chance he gets.
IT2 would be an open acknowledgement that the next two seasons are just burning time, but the team can at least be fun and entertaining while that time smokes off. He's a fun player to watch. Together with Zinger, they can probably get the 8th seed and form up some highlight reels. As long as they hold their draft picks, they can keep drafting guys and hoping they pan out.
With or without IT2, this is a team that won't be bad enough to get a high lottery pick.
If it's going to be a waste of two years because of the ugly contracts, then have it be two years where the team just has fun and makes it fun for the fans. Again, the SSOL Suns under Pringles and Nash was very much like this.
Briggs will likely think the Knicks can be a contender with IT2.
Yeah, no.
I wonder if we can get I Thomas right now for Oquinn and SEssions.
I think it would be better for both teams. I dont see two ball dominant players working in Clev but they really could use Oquinn. That gives us a hlaf year to evaluate him up close.