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CrushAlot
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5/31/2018 6:08 PM
fwk00 wrote:You can figure out the market if you look back at the deadline deals. The only guy close to Lee's age that has a big contract that was moved was George Hill. Lee is probably the only tradeable commodity of the group that you named and his age/money owed makes him pretty hard to move. KOQ probably opts out which weakens the market for him and I don't think there is any market for the other players with their current contracts.VCoug wrote:fwk00 wrote:CrushAlot wrote:meloshouldgo wrote:I am not high or low on Mills and Perry. In fact what they do now will determine to large extent how I feel about them. But they seem to have made very questionable free agent signings given their "focus on defense". The two things don't line up - so if they are just talking up defense to then choose the likes if Trae Young I will be pissed. But if they do choose a two way player with solid defensive instincts I will applaud them. The jury is out.I am not sure where this is coming from in regards to Scott Perry. Perry signed two vets to one year league mini deals (Jack and Bease) and two young guys to league mini deals with a team option in Burke and Williams. Three of those guys were very much a part of the Knicks team and were needed. What young players or vets were out there for that money that would have produced more? Those four signings cost the Knicks under 4 mil. Not sure what people's expectations were but I would love to see a list of 4 two way players that were available for that amount of money that Perry missed out on. Also, Williams and Burke appear to be a part of the Knick's future. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2758318-nba-trade-deadline-2018-grading-every-trade#slide16 I'm tired,I'm tired, I'm so tired right now......Kristaps Porzingis 1/3/18
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