Looks like the Knicks are going to make a decision on Jimmer when his contact us up.
My favorite candidate Tony Wroten was interviewed recently and Ray Mccullom is in the Radar too.
Jerian might finally get sent to the d league too...
Signing Wroten to a cap friendly deal would be my dream. He's proved he can produce on the pro level already. He'severything we expect out of a triangle point guard. There's no denying that. I can see him consistently getting 12/5/5 for the rest of the year. If he can prove it with us, he'd be worth a 2 year, 2nd year player option deal. Then there would be no need to waste a fortune in free agency on marginally similar talent. We can sit on money to get a legit superstar at least that's my dream.
is there a link about this or an article? What changed?
mreinman wrote:is there a link about this or an article? What changed?
Yeah daily news. It's on bleacher report aka team stream. Step your app game up 
EnySpree wrote:mreinman wrote:is there a link about this or an article? What changed?
Yeah daily news. It's on bleacher report aka team stream. Step your app game up
ah ... 
why did you not post the article?
I'm all in for any of these signings, but it wouldn't means shit, if Rambis refuses to play them like he's done with Jimmer.
SocraticBallin22 wrote:I'm all in for any of these signings, but it wouldn't means shit, if Rambis refuses to play them like he's done with Jimmer.
Wroten is a different level athlete than Jimmer. He can defend on the NBA level. That's been Rambis's main critique of Jimmer
I don't know Ray's game as well.
crzymdups wrote:SocraticBallin22 wrote:I'm all in for any of these signings, but it wouldn't means shit, if Rambis refuses to play them like he's done with Jimmer.
Wroten is a different level athlete than Jimmer. He can defend on the NBA level. That's been Rambis's main critique of Jimmer
I don't know Ray's game as well.
Rambis said Jimmer was getting pushed around in practice.... I give it to Rambis for taking a stand for hard work and defense. He's demanding it. That's what we need in a coach. No defense no minutes. I guess that's why we're still seeing Sasha out there. He's bringing the energy and defense. Sooner or later the talent pool will rise. You have to take a stand and I love hearing that from Rambis.
EnySpree wrote:Signing Wroten to a cap friendly deal would be my dream. He's proved he can produce on the pro level already. He'severything we expect out of a triangle point guard. There's no denying that. I can see him consistently getting 12/5/5 for the rest of the year. If he can prove it with us, he'd be worth a 2 year, 2nd year player option deal. Then there would be no need to waste a fortune in free agency on marginally similar talent. We can sit on money to get a legit superstar at least that's my dream.
IT WAS ALL A DREAM
I USE TO READ WORD UP MAGZINE
Your dream is to sign a player that got waived by one of the worse ROSTERS in the history of the NBA, a player no team in the NBA is remotely interested in.. HOW OLD ARE YOU, are you even 19?
knicks1248 wrote:EnySpree wrote:Signing Wroten to a cap friendly deal would be my dream. He's proved he can produce on the pro level already. He'severything we expect out of a triangle point guard. There's no denying that. I can see him consistently getting 12/5/5 for the rest of the year. If he can prove it with us, he'd be worth a 2 year, 2nd year player option deal. Then there would be no need to waste a fortune in free agency on marginally similar talent. We can sit on money to get a legit superstar at least that's my dream.
IT WAS ALL A DREAM
I USE TO READ WORD UP MAGZINE
Your dream is to sign a player that got waived by one of the worse ROSTERS in the history of the NBA, a player no team in the NBA is remotely interested in.. HOW OLD ARE YOU, are you even 19?
Read my sig.
SocraticBallin22 wrote:I'm all in for any of these signings, but it wouldn't means shit, if Rambis refuses to play them like he's done with Jimmer.
Exactly what i said in the R.McCullom thread.
CrushAlot wrote:
Well there was an opportunity to get better via trade. Knicks seemed to be rolling also at the time.
Wroten was talking on twitter like he was about to sign somewhere. Then he post some knicks stuff on two occasions that he deleted. So maybe the Knicks planned on signing him a few times. I also think Wroten is waiting on the Knicks to make a decision.
Right now the hold up is the pending buyouts and this last look at Jimmer.... we'll find out soon enough what went down if Wroten does eventually sign with the Knicks
crzymdups wrote:SocraticBallin22 wrote:I'm all in for any of these signings, but it wouldn't means shit, if Rambis refuses to play them like he's done with Jimmer.
Wroten is a different level athlete than Jimmer. He can defend on the NBA level. That's been Rambis's main critique of Jimmer
I don't know Ray's game as well.
wroten is a diff level athlete than steve nash as well.
mreinman wrote:crzymdups wrote:SocraticBallin22 wrote:I'm all in for any of these signings, but it wouldn't means shit, if Rambis refuses to play them like he's done with Jimmer.
Wroten is a different level athlete than Jimmer. He can defend on the NBA level. That's been Rambis's main critique of Jimmer
I don't know Ray's game as well.
wroten is a diff level athlete than steve nash as well.
Lol funny guy
EnySpree wrote:knicks1248 wrote:EnySpree wrote:Signing Wroten to a cap friendly deal would be my dream. He's proved he can produce on the pro level already. He'severything we expect out of a triangle point guard. There's no denying that. I can see him consistently getting 12/5/5 for the rest of the year. If he can prove it with us, he'd be worth a 2 year, 2nd year player option deal. Then there would be no need to waste a fortune in free agency on marginally similar talent. We can sit on money to get a legit superstar at least that's my dream.
IT WAS ALL A DREAM
I USE TO READ WORD UP MAGZINE
Your dream is to sign a player that got waived by one of the worse ROSTERS in the history of the NBA, a player no team in the NBA is remotely interested in.. HOW OLD ARE YOU, are you even 19?
Read my sig.
OK.
You sig says you are 12... may be 14.
Not necessary by age but by development.
arkrud wrote:EnySpree wrote:knicks1248 wrote:EnySpree wrote:Signing Wroten to a cap friendly deal would be my dream. He's proved he can produce on the pro level already. He'severything we expect out of a triangle point guard. There's no denying that. I can see him consistently getting 12/5/5 for the rest of the year. If he can prove it with us, he'd be worth a 2 year, 2nd year player option deal. Then there would be no need to waste a fortune in free agency on marginally similar talent. We can sit on money to get a legit superstar at least that's my dream.
IT WAS ALL A DREAM
I USE TO READ WORD UP MAGZINE
Your dream is to sign a player that got waived by one of the worse ROSTERS in the history of the NBA, a player no team in the NBA is remotely interested in.. HOW OLD ARE YOU, are you even 19?
Read my sig.
OK.
You sig says you are 12... may be 14.
Not necessary by age but by development.
Not even talking to you
Bleacher report is saying the KNicks are looking at McCullom or Tim Frazier to take Jimmer's spot.
