it looks like Jermaine Oneal will seriously be available and he is only making 1mm. We could use Oneal as the 20 minute starting 4 then back up 5 with Amare getting 25 as well.
He isn't as old, but he is injury prone.
I'd say no to this one.
This would be great move to sure up the 4/5.
Maybe the knicks aren't jumping on Kmart because they can wait to see where Wallace is and see who shakes lose from a team.
Anji wrote:This would be great move to sure up the 4/5.Maybe the knicks aren't jumping on Kmart because they can wait to see where Wallace is and see who shakes lose from a team.
I'm ok with being patient as long as another big is added so Amare can start by March
gunsnewing wrote:Anji wrote:This would be great move to sure up the 4/5.Maybe the knicks aren't jumping on Kmart because they can wait to see where Wallace is and see who shakes lose from a team.
I'm ok with being patient as long as another big is added so Amare can start by March
I just want another big, be it Wallace on a very strict 12 minutes per night or a 15-20 guy like JOneil.
We need depth. I'd take him or Kenyon Martin. Roll the dice and hope that at least 1 out of 3 is healthy come playoff time.
exactly all we need is for 1 of the 3 to be healthy come playoff time to take the load off Tyson and back him up
He's way, way too injury prone- don't be fooled by the fact that the suns medical team are working their magic on him, just look at how Grant Hill and Nash got pretty significant injuries as soon as they left!
gunsnewing wrote:exactly all we need is for 1 of the 3 to be healthy come playoff time to take the load off Tyson and back him up
I'm thinking it's a milk job, into the 2nd half of the season. It seems unreasonable that the front office continues to drag its' feet on front court help, knowing that we are sorely lacking in that area. Look for somewell timed recoveries after the All-Star games.
Sangfroid wrote:gunsnewing wrote:exactly all we need is for 1 of the 3 to be healthy come playoff time to take the load off Tyson and back him up
I'm thinking it's a milk job, into the 2nd half of the season. It seems unreasonable that the front office continues to drag its' feet on front court help, knowing that we are sorely lacking in that area. Look for somewell timed recoveries after the All-Star games.
I wouldnt bet highly on either player. Whats going to stop both guys who are 6-11 and 39 years old from hurting again in the nhext3-4 months if they step on the hardwood and run up and down for 20 minutes--theyll be hurt again. Theyre done.
Why must the Knicks gravitate to old players.
Vmart wrote:Why must the Knicks gravitate to old players.
Because its what Woodson wants. A young guy won't crack the rotation. He doesn't have the patience to teach. He is going to lean towards vets and guys who've been there all year and know his system
