Watched the first half vs Orlando tonight--you've hit it on the nail yellowboy--but I guarantee that even a 4 year 64mm $ contract will be matched. It will be a wasted week of time. Knicks can always try--certainly he is a premium piece at the 2 guard.
BRIGGS wrote:Watched the first half vs Orlando tonight--you've hit it on the nail yellowboy--but I guarantee that even a 4 year 64mm $ contract will be matched. It will be a wasted week of time. Knicks can always try--certainly he is a premium piece at the 2 guard.
It looks like he is their only free agent to be. The Bucks probably match but it seems like it would be worth a shot.
CrushAlot wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Watched the first half vs Orlando tonight--you've hit it on the nail yellowboy--but I guarantee that even a 4 year 64mm $ contract will be matched. It will be a wasted week of time. Knicks can always try--certainly he is a premium piece at the 2 guard.
It looks like he is their only free agent to be. The Bucks probably match but it seems like it would be worth a shot.
I wouldnt doubt that the Bucks just sign him right after the season with a good 5 year offer. Thats the huge disadvantage the Knicks have. Any team with an RFA can offer the extra year and more money and or just match any offer. How can the Bucks afford to lose him for the long term? Free agency is going to be VERY very difficult.
The only chance the Knicks have is for a short 3 yr contract with a player option in year two. Plus a trade kicker. They also need to throw in player refusal on trades after the 1st year. This will appeal to his ability to go for big money in 2017 when the Cap will increase even more. They also need to sell him on increasing his brand and blah blah blah and being apart of bring the Knicks back.
Actually, all hope is probably lost.
