On Jun 27, 5:46 pm, Noah <dontsendmeyers....DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Jun 27, 9:06 am, "Glenn Greenstein" <glen.jack....DeleteThis@worldnet.att.net>
> wrote:
>
> > I can't see even the remote possibility of the Knicks making a deal to clear
> > the cap without coupling one of the bad contracts with David Lee. And if Lee
> > is traded, what do the Knicks get back?
>
> You said it yourself in the above sentence...cap space. Wasn't that
> supposed to be the goal here?
Yeah, but I would hope they can at least include a prospect or project
player in the deal.
>
> > IMO, it is going to be a PG. If you watched the draft, a lot of the guys
> > considered SG's are saying they want to play the 1. If that does happen,
> > there are going to be more than a few G's out there looking to hook up with
> > a new team.
>
> PG is one of those things you either have or you don't. I can't think
> of too many examples of shooting guards who went on to make good point
> guards. It's a totally different skill set. The best thing you can
> do with a young 2 is play him at the 2. He'll have enough adjustments
> to make going from college to the NBA without having to learn the most
> complicated position on the floor on top of that.
>
> > Hinrich is going to be traded for sure at some point
>
> I don't hate taking Hinrich and his contract for one of our garbage
> contracts at all, but someone else will have something better to
> offer.
He has 4 years remaining on his deal I just saw, so he probably isn't
high on Walsh's list, but one thing to consider, he is coming off a
pretty bad season so his value isn't as it's peak and he has just
started a new contract. Those are things that could make him
unattractive to other teams. He might be worth more than Randolph and
Lee, but there probably are not going to be a lot of teams lining up
for his services.
>> Stay informed about: David Lee will be traded for a PG. 
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