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I've seen the Portland thread, but any Knicks fans want to weigh in on the Randolph deal? Personally, I'm all for it as Steve Francis was a waste of good bench seating. I didn't particularly want to see Frye go, but it remains to be seen if he'll ever amount to more than a decent bench player in the NBA. So essentially a "has-been" and a possible "never-will-be" for a solid player (perhaps not a solid citizen though
). The only problem is that Curry and Randolph will have to figure out how to coexist in the post. Also, the Knicks have a few too many frontcourt players with no offensive skills outside of 7-8 feet.
Anyone consider that the Knicks could actually work out a deal for Kobe. Granted, if I were the Lakers, I probably wouldn't take this very seriously, but if Kobe pushed hard enough for a trade...
Curry, Crawford & QRich for Kobe and Radmanovich? The salaries actually work out and Curry and Crawford are both still relatively young and inexpensive. Granted there is injury risk in QRich but you could sub him out for a roughly comparable expiring contract in Malik Rose or something. But the three Knicks would fill out the Lakers team nicely and Kobe would still get to play in a big market. Knicks also need a big man who can shoot and Radman fits the bill. That would also free up the low post for Randolph and relieve some of the glut of players that the Knicks have.
Just a thought. Don't be too harsh.
EDIT: Rose is a no go as he still has another year after the upcoming one. Bummer. The other two guys the Knicks got - Jones and Dickau both have expiring contracts though.
Anyone consider that the Knicks could actually work out a deal for Kobe. Granted, if I were the Lakers, I probably wouldn't take this very seriously, but if Kobe pushed hard enough for a trade...
Curry, Crawford & QRich for Kobe and Radmanovich? The salaries actually work out and Curry and Crawford are both still relatively young and inexpensive. Granted there is injury risk in QRich but you could sub him out for a roughly comparable expiring contract in Malik Rose or something. But the three Knicks would fill out the Lakers team nicely and Kobe would still get to play in a big market. Knicks also need a big man who can shoot and Radman fits the bill. That would also free up the low post for Randolph and relieve some of the glut of players that the Knicks have.
Just a thought. Don't be too harsh.
EDIT: Rose is a no go as he still has another year after the upcoming one. Bummer. The other two guys the Knicks got - Jones and Dickau both have expiring contracts though.
