Knicks · It's probably the time to trade Lin (page 1)

TLover @ 3/14/2012 5:50 PM
I've really enjoyed what Lin has done to revitalize the Knicks during that run and the NBA for that matter. He's a great kid and wish more players in the NBA had his attitude.

That being said, with D'Antoni gone his game may not translate as well.

Since we're not trading Melo, we need to do everthing in our power to pair him with Dwight Howard. That means including Lin, Shumpert, Fields with Amare & Tyson.

Melo & Howard would look pretty good in a Phil Jackson Triangle offense.

Syniko @ 3/14/2012 5:53 PM
TLover wrote:I've really enjoyed what Lin has done to revitalize the Knicks during that run and the NBA for that matter. He's a great kid and wish more players in the NBA had his attitude.

That being said, with D'Antoni gone his game may not translate as well.

Since we're not trading Melo, we need to do everthing in our power to pair him with Dwight Howard. That means including Lin, Shumpert, Fields with Amare & Tyson.

Melo & Howard would look pretty good in a Phil Jackson Triangle offense.

They gave up MDA so they might as well give up Lin too.

Lin isn't going to flourish under Woodson and he'll most likely end up on the bench more so than not. Lin really needs to go to the Lakers.

MSG3 @ 3/14/2012 6:05 PM
No. You don't trade Lin unless a really good PG comes back. Just because MDA is gone it doesn't mean we don't need a good PG.
Syniko @ 3/14/2012 6:09 PM
MSG3 wrote:No. You don't trade Lin unless a really good PG comes back. Just because MDA is gone it doesn't mean we don't need a good PG.

MDA quit because he has had it with Melo the Clown.

Lin, Chandler, Novak, Jeffries, Walkers, Amare, Feilds = A winning formula minus Melo the Clown.

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