Panos wrote:martin wrote:Panos wrote:Knixkik wrote:fishmike wrote:Panos wrote:It occurred to me that we didn't have a goto Brunson thread, and dug this up.
This guy is such a warrior and a true leader of men with both his actions and words. Competes every night and knows how to deal with the NYC spotlight. Continues to get better.
It occurred to me that he reminds me of Tim Duncan in a PG. He is the "Little Fundamental".
we are just so lucky. You got teams tanking desperate for franchise talent. We go out and sign Brunson outright and trade for KAT using guys we signed outright followed by Bridges using a bunch of picks but still keeping a roster with a pipeline. Its just wild. We got 3 legit stars with 2 of the best role players in the league in Josh/OG.Brunson is so genuine, smart and just likable. The chemistry between he and Hart is wildly enjoyable because it's all about winning. They are maniacs and I love them like sons
Getting Brunson for nothing and getting Hart for so cheap were the 2 moves that transformed the entire culture for the team. And you’re right about the KAT trade. We got him for 2 players signed outright. Just unbelievable roster management.
Knicks essentially got KAT as part of the KP trade.
The KP trade tree lives on! And took quite the turn lol
Isn't JB also part of that tree?
Knicks gave up: KP, Janis, the horse he rode in on, Hardaway, other spare parts
Knicks receive: KAT, JB, IQ (became Precious? or part of OG), Deuce


Feel like KAT is within the trade tree because of Randle, who is there because of cap space created with the exit of KP.
Brunson was a cap space deal and we'd have to go to official review center but I don't think that counts.
KAT, OG, Deuce, Rokas, Precious can all be linked to the KP Trade tree?
