It'll be curious if the Knicks decide to make a move... not sure who they can move at this stage. Harrelson has solid upside. I like the size of Jordan in the deep bench, Bibby is necessary as a serviceable emergency PG. But certainly Diaw has more game than all 3 of those guys.
Tony D has no role on the team, but I can't see the Knicks just letting him go, especially when he was so promising as recently as late last season.
Diaw would have been a great addition if D'Antoni were the coach. But now that we've moved on, we've certainly been successful enough in the Woodson regime without him.
Guy's a sloppy fork. No thanks.
Diaw would have been a great addition if D'Antoni were the coach. But now that we've moved on, we've certainly been successful enough in the Woodson regime without him.
I think that's what it all comes down to. You know Mike D would have loved him here...but I'm comfortable with the squad we got. I might consider Turiaf at the end of the bench, but I think Diaw is looking for a larger role.
MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:Guy's a sloppy fork. No thanks.
He should follow MDA next year.
MaTT4281 wrote:Diaw would have been a great addition if D'Antoni were the coach. But now that we've moved on, we've certainly been successful enough in the Woodson regime without him.
I think that's what it all comes down to. You know Mike D would have loved him here...but I'm comfortable with the squad we got. I might consider Turiaf at the end of the bench, but I think Diaw is looking for a larger role.
+1 For Turiaf, remember his energy and enthusiasm on the bench. He was the man, cya later Jordan.
thejerk wrote:MaTT4281 wrote:Diaw would have been a great addition if D'Antoni were the coach. But now that we've moved on, we've certainly been successful enough in the Woodson regime without him.
I think that's what it all comes down to. You know Mike D would have loved him here...but I'm comfortable with the squad we got. I might consider Turiaf at the end of the bench, but I think Diaw is looking for a larger role.
+1 For Turiaf, remember his energy and enthusiasm on the bench. He was the man, cya later Jordan.
He was fun personality to have on the team but the big downside is that he was injured practically every other game.
BRIGGS wrote:Heat signing Turiaf.
Add OKC signing Derek Fisher to the list.
K22 wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Heat signing Turiaf.
Add OKC signing Derek Fisher to the list.
I see suggestions but is it official?
Wuld've been nice instead of Bibby...
Knicksfan wrote:K22 wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Heat signing Turiaf.
Add OKC signing Derek Fisher to the list.
I see suggestions but is it official?
Wuld've been nice instead of Bibby...
Bibby's fine in his role. He's a 3rd string PG. Hopefully Baron comes back and stays healthy as our supersub. In the mean time, Bibby's a part of what really feels like a special TEAM we have here. Bench gets pumped when he knocks down the shot. JJ's introducing him to his parents in Indy.
Not convinced Fish is that much of an upgrade at this stage. If not Bibby, would rather scour the D-League for a project point.
Did JJ2 get hurt??? I missed the 3rd quarter buying dinner!!!
Sign this beast, he can be the3 back up Center and Power Forward!!!!!
With Jefferies balky knee either Hickson or Diaw may be a big time help.
Blazers claimed Hickson off waivers.
No JJ hurts, but we still have Jorts sitting on the bench. Have to see how serious the injury is.
JJ2's injury is an opportunity for additional minutes to Novak or Harrelson.
mrKnickShot wrote:technomaster wrote:JJ2's injury is an opportunity for additional minutes to Novak or Harrelson.
How long is JJ out for?
Don't know yet, but he's not going to play until after an MRI.
http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/knicks/...
Dallas waived Sean Williams. Could be a serviceable big if we're concerned about front court insurance. (Still probably opt for Jorts getting a bigger role)
That sucks with the Heat signing Turiaf. If he is healthy he is a difference maker, at least he was here. The Heat don't need any help...
