Knicks · Tyreke Evans perfect triangle PG 6-6 225 (page 1)

BRIGGS @ 4/22/2014 12:27 PM

Watch this video. Ive always liked Tyreke and through injury problems and playing out of position--I dont think we have seen what I believe can be a FIRST team all NBA PG type potential. While he isnt the best shooter--he gets into the paint at will. Hes a great ballhandler a solid wiling passer with good vision a very solid rebounder who can ignite fast breaks. NO paid him 10mm to be "James Harden like 6th man" but hes not--hes not that type of shooter. Hes a playmaker and he would be great here--with Melo or WITHOUT Melo. Hes 24 years old. I cannot see NO keeping so much $ in Holiday Evans and Gordon --I dont even see how they keep Hoilday Evans--theyre both PG's. Theyve struggled to find a C all year--we have a match --we'll take Tyreke as our new PG and they can have Tyson Chandler--I think its a deal that could be very beneficial for both teams.

Anji @ 4/22/2014 12:37 PM
I think Rodney Stuckey would be a safer and less costly pick up.

dk7th @ 4/22/2014 12:37 PM
BRIGGS wrote:

Watch this video. Ive always liked Tyreke and through injury problems and playing out of position--I dont think we have seen what I believe can be a FIRST team all NBA PG type potential. While he isnt the best shooter--he gets into the paint at will. Hes a great ballhandler a solid wiling passer with good vision a very solid rebounder who can ignite fast breaks. NO paid him 10mm to be "James Harden like 6th man" but hes not--hes not that type of shooter. Hes a playmaker and he would be great here--with Melo or WITHOUT Melo. Hes 24 years old. I cannot see NO keeping so much $ in Holiday Evans and Gordon --I dont even see how they keep Hoilday Evans--theyre both PG's. Theyve struggled to find a C all year--we have a match --we'll take Tyreke as our new PG and they can have Tyson Chandler--I think its a deal that could be very beneficial for both teams.

he has the type of game where he will be traded frequently. he is overpaid right now and he should not be taking more than 10 shots a game, and also focus on improving his defense.

Vmart @ 4/22/2014 12:37 PM
I like Evans but I feel you can get Mayo for a lot less.
dk7th @ 4/22/2014 12:37 PM
Anji wrote:I think Rodney Stuckey would be a safer and less cost pick up.

no way

franco12 @ 4/22/2014 12:42 PM
he shot .221% from the 3 pt line this past season. I think the one thing that Phil's PGs have always done is shoot from the outside.

Now- he might be the best player/contract we can get for Chandler or whoever else we trade - but honest, at that point, I say pass.

NardDogNation @ 4/22/2014 12:42 PM
He's injury prone. He's inefficient. He's shown no ability to be able to move without the ball. He's an excellent ball handler but can't go left to save his life. If Phil vouches for him, then I'd welcome him but I'm very skeptical of Evans' ability to succeed as a core player on any team (especially in the triangle). For all his talent, he seems like the quintessential "skilled but low bball IQ" player. Historically, those guys don't work out well long-term.

Whatever the case may be, I do not want to trade Tyson for another team's headache. He has actual trade value and we need to save him for a certifiable asset. The only way I'd consider moving Tyson to them is if they included Jrue Holiday and Eric Gordon in the deal; we could send back Tim Hardaway Jr, Jeremy Tyler, Cole Aldrich and contracts as well to balance it out. I would, however, consider Bargnani for Evans. They are of the same ilk of player: overpaid, injury-prone and consistently underperforming. No harm, no foul there.

NardDogNation @ 4/22/2014 12:44 PM
Anji wrote:I think Rodney Stuckey would be a safer and less costly pick up.

I agree with you 100%. We could get him for our MLE. Even so, I still like OJ Mayo best for the position.

NardDogNation @ 4/22/2014 12:53 PM
In a 4:45 minute video, Tyreke went left only twice. Dude would get his ass shut down in the playoffs. He's a bench player at best. I do kinda like the idea of him as a 6th man at the PG and SF (ala Pippen) positions though. He can't be any worse than JR has been for us this season and likely next season with his money guaranteed.
EnySpree @ 4/22/2014 1:30 PM
Knicks have to trade for Mayo and the Bucks shouldn't want anything to do with our guys
yellowboy90 @ 4/22/2014 1:39 PM
EnySpree wrote:Knicks have to trade for Mayo and the Bucks shouldn't want anything to do with our guys

They could shed a little salary and get rid of an malcontent. Depending on their draft I could see them getting rid of 3-4 players(Ilysova,Sanders, Mayo,& Delfino. If they gave me Middelton I wouldn't mind taking on Mayo and 'sova for Bargs. Keeps them very flexible going forward. They might can get a better deal but 'sova and Mayo contracts are pretty long and if they continue to keep them on that team their values will continue to drop.

Bonn1997 @ 4/22/2014 1:53 PM
Divide his salary by ten and I'd happily welcome him
yellowboy90 @ 4/22/2014 1:57 PM
Bonn1997 wrote:Divide his salary by ten and I'd happily welcome him

I doubt it, because you'd still have to watch him play.

NardDogNation @ 4/22/2014 2:04 PM
EnySpree wrote:Knicks have to trade for Mayo and the Bucks shouldn't want anything to do with our guys

I still think we could trade JR, Felton and Kenyon Martin to the Nets for Marcus Thornton's expirer. Jason Kidd played with those guys and could vouch for them and on top of that, he was the best of friends with Kenyon when they were with the Nets. Felton's overpaid, yes, but their owner has deep pockets and can swallow the $8 million he is owed. JR is JR but even at his worst, he is still a comparable player to Thornton; when he is "on" and focused, however, he can fool you into thinking that he is a star.

With Marcus Thornton's expirer, we could simply trade for Mayo outright. Thornton is a good scorer and can fill the void that Mayo would be leaving, while giving that franchise more cap flexibility.

misterearl @ 4/22/2014 6:28 PM
Don't Subscribe To Cablevision

When you watch too much cablevision, you think you are an amateur general manager.

When you think you are an amateur general manager, you think Tyreke Evans is an answer to the triangle.

If Tyreke Evans is a component on your triangle, you to directly to the lottery.

When you go to the lottery, people laugh hysterically at your favorite team.

When people laugh hysterically at your favorite team, women avoid having sex with you.

When you cannot have sex, you get frustrated and rob a bank.

When you rob a bank, you go to jail for 15 years and miss the Knicks Championship victory parade.

Don't miss the Knicks championship parade, don't talk about Tyreke Evans.

H1AND1 @ 4/22/2014 6:37 PM
How is a PG who can't shoot a perfect fit for the triangle? Am I missing something isn't that one if the things a triangle PG MUST be able to do?

Beyond that Tyreke is massively overpaid and is exactly the type of flawed player the Knicks have typically gone after in bad move after bad move. Having potential (and he has potential, no doubt) is different than being a good player. Tyrekes numbers have gotten worse every year in the league. A couple months of good play a season doesn't change the overall trend and fact that he will likely never be worth his salary.

No way do I want this guy anywhere near the Knicks.

NardDogNation @ 4/22/2014 8:08 PM
misterearl wrote:Don't Subscribe To Cablevision

When you watch too much cablevision, you think you are an amateur general manager.

When you think you are an amateur general manager, you think Tyreke Evans is an answer to the triangle.

If Tyreke Evans is a component on your triangle, you to directly to the lottery.

When you go to the lottery, people laugh hysterically at your favorite team.

When people laugh hysterically at your favorite team, women avoid having sex with you.

When you cannot have sex, you get frustrated and rob a bank.

When you rob a bank, you go to jail for 15 years and miss the Knicks Championship victory parade.

Don't miss the Knicks championship parade, don't talk about Tyreke Evans.

Lol, fucking hilarious. Great post.

knickstorrents @ 4/22/2014 11:14 PM
The best thing about Ty Evans is his measurements
Sangfroid @ 4/24/2014 12:08 PM
BRIGGS wrote:
Watch this video. Ive always liked Tyreke and through injury problems and playing out of position--I dont think we have seen what I believe can be a FIRST team all NBA PG type potential. While he isnt the best shooter--he gets into the paint at will. Hes a great ballhandler a solid wiling passer with good vision a very solid rebounder who can ignite fast breaks. NO paid him 10mm to be "James Harden like 6th man" but hes not--hes not that type of shooter. Hes a playmaker and he would be great here--with Melo or WITHOUT Melo. Hes 24 years old. I cannot see NO keeping so much $ in Holiday Evans and Gordon --I dont even see how they keep Hoilday Evans--theyre both PG's. Theyve struggled to find a C all year--we have a match --we'll take Tyreke as our new PG and they can have Tyson Chandler--I think its a deal that could be very beneficial for both teams.

Now a Chandler for Holiday trade, I'd do in a NY minute. We should have picked him when he was available in his draft year. We would be much better off.

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