When the cap explodes in a few years..Big market teams will have an advantage..Question is, will Philly be able to keep their players that are being developed?
Philly could be in a great position. It depends on Hinkie. Are the players that he has good enough or does he keep resetting in search of something better?
CrushAlot wrote:Philly could be in a great position. It depends on Hinkie. Are the players that he has good enough or does he keep resetting in search of something better?
he can afford to hit the reset button a couple of times and miss on players. That is why you need multiple picks / chances.
Philly is set up for success more than the Knicks, but there's more to it than that. I don't see a clear vision from Hinkie. I see a guy basically just grabbing picks and figuring that with enough of them he'll luck up and get a franchise player or 2. That's kind of a plan, but after you get said players you still have to have a real plan for team building and a style of play that all make sense. Still with a ton of picks you should be able to collect a ton of good talent even if you don't know what you're doing. I can't tell if he actually can judge talent or not. I can't tell if he knows how to blend that talent together and pair up players that will complement each other.
holfresh wrote:When the cap explodes in a few years..Big market teams will have an advantage..Question is, will Philly be able to keep their players that are being developed?
You say the same old thing 100 times. Every team will be getting tv revenue and if you take 2 minutes to read the cba you have to spend the cash you get.Ny has no advantage if we look back at all of the luxuty taxes we paid how many wins did it produce?.
it really all depends on this offseason... if embiid misses more time with injuries it does not look good for philly...
BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:When the cap explodes in a few years..Big market teams will have an advantage..Question is, will Philly be able to keep their players that are being developed?
You say the same old thing 100 times. Every team will be getting tv revenue and if you take 2 minutes to read the cba you have to spend the cash you get.Ny has no advantage if we look back at all of the luxuty taxes we paid how many wins did it produce?.
Briggs...please humor me..When was the last time a major FA signed with Utah, Sac, NO, Milwaukee, Philly, etc..Oh please all knowing one...School me..
I know you won't respond so I'll do it..Never..
holfresh wrote:BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:When the cap explodes in a few years..Big market teams will have an advantage..Question is, will Philly be able to keep their players that are being developed?
You say the same old thing 100 times. Every team will be getting tv revenue and if you take 2 minutes to read the cba you have to spend the cash you get.Ny has no advantage if we look back at all of the luxuty taxes we paid how many wins did it produce?.
Briggs...please humor me..When was the last time a major FA signed with Utah, Sac, NO, Milwaukee, Philly, etc..Oh please all knowing one...School me..
We wish we were utah milwaukee new orleans right now. We have one major free agent in 15 years who played 1 good year for us what the he k r u talking about
holfresh wrote:I know you won't respond so I'll do it..Never..
Lebron to Cleveland 
I actually think that the small market teams have surpassed the big market teams in many ways.
Small market teams are forced to build more of a grass roots franchise.
Its rare that any top FA's stars leave their teams in general.
No one good will sign in Philly. For that alone, knicks situation is better. Knicks have a franchise and management people take seriously, despite the poor results.
mreinman wrote:holfresh wrote:I know you won't respond so I'll do it..Never..
Lebron to Cleveland
I actually think that the small market teams have surpassed the big market teams in many ways.
Small market teams are forced to build more of a grass roots franchise.
Its rare that any top FA's stars leave their teams in general.
He went quiet qu7ck sorry holfresh no disrespect but we've done nothing in free agncy since we got allan hoston 20 years ago the nba doesn't work like othef sports
BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:When the cap explodes in a few years..Big market teams will have an advantage..Question is, will Philly be able to keep their players that are being developed?
You say the same old thing 100 times. Every team will be getting tv revenue and if you take 2 minutes to read the cba you have to spend the cash you get.Ny has no advantage if we look back at all of the luxuty taxes we paid how many wins did it produce?.
Briggs...please humor me..When was the last time a major FA signed with Utah, Sac, NO, Milwaukee, Philly, etc..Oh please all knowing one...School me..
We wish we were utah milwaukee new orleans right now. We have one major free agent in 15 years who played 1 good year for us what the he k r u talking about
And how many playoffs games have these teams been in the last 5 years..Zero..Their stars will get frustrated and want to leave because they can't improve.
Knixkik wrote:No one good will sign in Philly. For that alone, knicks situation is better. Knicks have a franchise and management people take seriously, despite the poor results.
Teams fail when attempting to sign big names to big contracts who happen to usually be faulty players.
You need to build from within and sign mid tier guys like:
West -> Indiana
Milsap -> Atlanta
Teams win with home grown talent.
holfresh wrote:BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:When the cap explodes in a few years..Big market teams will have an advantage..Question is, will Philly be able to keep their players that are being developed?
You say the same old thing 100 times. Every team will be getting tv revenue and if you take 2 minutes to read the cba you have to spend the cash you get.Ny has no advantage if we look back at all of the luxuty taxes we paid how many wins did it produce?.
Briggs...please humor me..When was the last time a major FA signed with Utah, Sac, NO, Milwaukee, Philly, etc..Oh please all knowing one...School me..
We wish we were utah milwaukee new orleans right now. We have one major free agent in 15 years who played 1 good year for us what the he k r u talking about
And how many playoffs games have these teams been in the last 5 years..Zero..Their stars will get frustrated and want to leave because they can't improve.
Lol sure and they'll head right to the shtty knicks
BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:BRIGGS wrote:holfresh wrote:When the cap explodes in a few years..Big market teams will have an advantage..Question is, will Philly be able to keep their players that are being developed?
You say the same old thing 100 times. Every team will be getting tv revenue and if you take 2 minutes to read the cba you have to spend the cash you get.Ny has no advantage if we look back at all of the luxuty taxes we paid how many wins did it produce?.
Briggs...please humor me..When was the last time a major FA signed with Utah, Sac, NO, Milwaukee, Philly, etc..Oh please all knowing one...School me..
We wish we were utah milwaukee new orleans right now. We have one major free agent in 15 years who played 1 good year for us what the he k r u talking about
And how many playoffs games have these teams been in the last 5 years..Zero..Their stars will get frustrated and want to leave because they can't improve.
Lol sure and they'll head right to the shtty knicks
Those small market teams have no choice but to rebuild thru the draft..No other options..Lakers, Heat, Celtics have all win rings by trades and FA..
BRIGGS wrote:mreinman wrote:holfresh wrote:I know you won't respond so I'll do it..Never..
Lebron to Cleveland
I actually think that the small market teams have surpassed the big market teams in many ways.
Small market teams are forced to build more of a grass roots franchise.
Its rare that any top FA's stars leave their teams in general.
He went quiet qu7ck sorry holfresh no disrespect but we've done nothing in free agncy since we got allan hoston 20 years ago the nba doesn't work like othef sports
Amare?
All depends on Noel and Embidd.
whoever voted for the Knicks, can you state why?
TPercy wrote:All depends on Noel and Embidd.
not really ... the have a billion more picks
Who knows. They have more picks and cap space but who knows if they do a good job at drafting or identifying FA talent. Noel seems like a potential great defender who needs to really improve his offense against teams not named the Knicks. Embiid was Towns plus but is he Sam Bowie? I hope not. We'll have to wait and see.
