Also if our current roster does well in the playoffs we can bring them all back using a stop gap player like this. It would create great harmony and culture building.

Don’t rush the process guys. We are trying to be good for a decade and win championships.

Looks interesting. Have to see where we are by the conclusion of the season.

Knicks have some big decisions to make about the roster this off season. 😅

BRIGGS wrote:He’s a hard core two way player. He fits the mood here. He is only 6-2 200 but he’s young and can be explosive offensively.

Good call Briggs!! These are the type of players we need to be looking for. Young, talented players that may be on the verge of breaking-out and fulfilling their potential but may not be getting the proper opportunity in their current situation.

Nunn has been in and out of the line up. Acquiring Oladipo seemed to bury him on the bench but his recent injury, and Butlers have allowed him to get some minutes and shine. Overpaying Nunn, I think, wont be as much as we would have to pay to pry Lonzo from the Pels. He should definitely be on the radar.

Uptown wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:He’s a hard core two way player. He fits the mood here. He is only 6-2 200 but he’s young and can be explosive offensively.

Good call Briggs!! These are the type of players we need to be looking for. Young, talented players that may be on the verge of breaking-out and fulling their potential but may not be getting the proper opportunity in their current situation.

Nunn has been in and out of the line up. Acquiring Oladipo seemed to bury him on the bench but his recent injury, and Butlers have allowed him to get some minutes and shine. Overpaying Nunn, I think, wont be as much as we would have to pay to pry Lonzo from the Pels. He should definitely be on the radar.

Good point

Uptown wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:He’s a hard core two way player. He fits the mood here. He is only 6-2 200 but he’s young and can be explosive offensively.

Good call Briggs!! These are the type of players we need to be looking for. Young, talented players that may be on the verge of breaking-out and fulling their potential but may not be getting the proper opportunity in their current situation.

Nunn has been in and out of the line up. Acquiring Oladipo seemed to bury him on the bench but his recent injury, and Butlers have allowed him to get some minutes and shine. Overpaying Nunn, I think, wont be as much as we would have to pay to pry Lonzo from the Pels. He should definitely be on the radar.

I don't get the feeling this FO will overpay for anyone. They seem very conservative about the $$ they give players. They didn't throw a bunch of money at FVV and Haywood last off season, they didn't throw a bunch of assets to get any players in a trade despite the interest.

I think Nunn is still a bench player, and right now I like our guards (rose, alec, IQ) off the bench.

BigDaddyG wrote:

smackeddog wrote:I remember the bizarre coverage of him when he seemed to break out with the heat, and the media were praising the heat for their shrewd talent evaluation etc, then finding out the reason he didn't get drafted and teams didn't have interest in him was due to him pleading guilty to domestic battery- Just weird that they pretended that wasn't the issue.

I remember this. It was kinda glossed over because if the Miami "culture." TBH, Dot's issues weren't really pressed that much when he was here. My question is why did Nunn get doghouses at the tailend of last season. He was barely even playing when Dragic was hurt.

I'm not sure why he fell out of favor towards the end of last year...I got a little bit of burn in the finals when Dragic got hurt....Played well in game 5, with 14 pts.