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BRIGGS wrote:Funny how all the attention is on that 33 pt, 23 reb three point win against us, no attention to his 4 point stinker when we blew them out by 21.SupremeCommander wrote:I would trade a 2022 second for him or something like thatI'm not sure he's a fit here but I think he is.. why not try it out for a year and see? Adding Rose and Drummond would be a huge talent infusion and I'm sick of not making the playoffs... short sighted? Possibly. But i doubt what we'd give up would hang more of an impact than half a season of Drummond, CLE got him for peanuts
Early in the season the guy was beating the Knicks by himself. We have two young guys who need a second chance. We lost our C— we could stand a new one. What exactly is the issue— he’s gonna disrupt our championship caliber chemistry here?
Downside of trade? Zero upside? Possibly good to great. No brainer
BigDaddyG wrote:So IQ starting versus getting the same minutes off the bench helps his development how?smackeddog wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:smackeddog wrote:Clips can be cherry picked, but the numbers don't lie. Drummond would destroy this offense if he came here and had a decent usage...but he would definitely help a stealthy tank. Let's sign him!
If it was a stealthy tank you wanted, we should have just kept DSJ and started him😂
That's not stealthy at all. That would be about as subtle as a single Kardashian sister at the all star game. We need to start IQ so he can develop and take his lumps along the way. It wouldn't be tanking. It would be, uhhh development.
Welpee wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:So IQ starting versus getting the same minutes off the bench helps his development how?smackeddog wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:smackeddog wrote:Clips can be cherry picked, but the numbers don't lie. Drummond would destroy this offense if he came here and had a decent usage...but he would definitely help a stealthy tank. Let's sign him!
If it was a stealthy tank you wanted, we should have just kept DSJ and started him😂
That's not stealthy at all. That would be about as subtle as a single Kardashian sister at the all star game. We need to start IQ so he can develop and take his lumps along the way. It wouldn't be tanking. It would be, uhhh development.
It helps learn the league as a starter. Also, I'm assuming he's get even more minutes. Help him learn the conditioning needed for the NBA. It might also help him get a blue chip backcourt mate in the upcoming draft
jskinny35 wrote:Briggs - anytime a player costs a good amount it's not necessarily a no brainer. I don't think he fits playing around Randle and think it would pose chemistry issues to have a guy (looking to get new contract) playing little minutes. Say we trade him for scraps - that's still money that could be better used at a more needed position and/or you never know when other players requests trades. We have such greater need at SG, PG, etc... IMO - he's not the guy you pick up unless he costs much less salary wise and/or we are moving on from Mitch.
I do we lost a center and we can get a good 1. I dont think he does anything to julius randle. Mitch robinson plays around the hoop.
BRIGGS wrote:Cap space
Knox Frank
Nothing else
Would u do itFor that price I would
I'm so disappointed that it took to the third page for someone to point out that Frank Knox would be an epic NBA player. Unstoppable force on D, smooth J from the corner, slashing and crashing, huffing and stuffing. Frank Knox would be an All-Star.
BigDaddyG wrote:Well, I'm thankfully not all coaches think like fans and understand sometimes the meal turns out better when it's slow cooked versus thrown in the microwave.Welpee wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:So IQ starting versus getting the same minutes off the bench helps his development how?smackeddog wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:smackeddog wrote:Clips can be cherry picked, but the numbers don't lie. Drummond would destroy this offense if he came here and had a decent usage...but he would definitely help a stealthy tank. Let's sign him!
If it was a stealthy tank you wanted, we should have just kept DSJ and started him😂
That's not stealthy at all. That would be about as subtle as a single Kardashian sister at the all star game. We need to start IQ so he can develop and take his lumps along the way. It wouldn't be tanking. It would be, uhhh development.
It helps learn the league as a starter. Also, I'm assuming he's get even more minutes. Help him learn the conditioning needed for the NBA. It might also help him get a blue chip backcourt mate in the upcoming draft
The cavs talent outside Drummond is mediocre at best. Darius Garland is on his way to bring a bust thank God we picked RJ over him
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Drummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.
BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.
People have posted multiple times:
You risk bombing the team chemistry
He doesn't fit
He's an empty stats guy
I'd rather use the cap space on something else
BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.
I think i will agree with this. Although I prefer a shooter ie Lavine. I think Briggs has a point. Frank and Knox have had years and we are still hoping. They may be dealt for 2nd rounders at best. Which we would not be able to sign as we have too many picks. Which I still like to use to move up in the draft but Drummond is young and a hell of a player. I disagree with those saying 20 and 15 do not affect a game.
smackeddog wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.People have posted multiple times:
You risk bombing the team chemistry
He doesn't fit
He's an empty stats guyI'd rather use the cap space on something else
Hey if u can get 2 first rd draft picks for our space— then ok— but it’s nearly impossible. Why not try to win this year best we can? Drummond I n this team will be real good. Just compare Noel to Drummond? Andre Drummond is a good person — he’s a good teammate. Hell do nothing to team chemistry
HofstraBBall wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.I think i will agree with this. Although I prefer a shooter ie Lavine. I think Briggs has a point. Frank and Knox have had years and we are still hoping. They may be dealt for 2nd rounders at best. Which we would not be able to sign as we have too many picks. Which I still like to use to move up in the draft but Drummond is young and a hell of a player. I disagree with those saying 20 and 15 do not affect a game.
We’re not getting Zach lavine. Drummond is a no brainer trade two players who don’t play for a position we just lost— for free. No long term commitment
HofstraBBall wrote:20 and 15 affects your pay check (hence Drummond getting $28M per year), but what has it done in terms of affecting team success? And for $28M I don't want to hear about the supporting cast. Look at what a prime Dwight Howard was able to accomplish in Orlando not exactly playing with stacked squads. And while everybody wanted a prime Dwight Howard leading up to free agency, Drummond (putting up comparable numbers) will be begging for teams to take him on a severely discounted contract. Why is that?BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.I think i will agree with this. Although I prefer a shooter ie Lavine. I think Briggs has a point. Frank and Knox have had years and we are still hoping. They may be dealt for 2nd rounders at best. Which we would not be able to sign as we have too many picks. Which I still like to use to move up in the draft but Drummond is young and a hell of a player. I disagree with those saying 20 and 15 do not affect a game.
The typical Drummond season since he hit his stride has been around 16-17 ppg, 14-15 rebs, 1.5 blocked shots. Look at this team's won-loss record and tell me how much of an affect it has had on games? Two losing franchises have/will shortly dump him for way less than you would expect for someone putting up the numbers he puts up.
The question is why aren't these red flags resonating with some Knicks fans? The answer is because people are only looking at his numbers and that one monster game against us and they're sold.
Welpee wrote:HofstraBBall wrote:20 and 15 affects your pay check (hence Drummond getting $28M per year), but what has it done in terms of affecting team success? And for $28M I don't want to hear about the supporting cast. Look at what a prime Dwight Howard was able to accomplish in Orlando not exactly playing with stacked squads.BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.I think i will agree with this. Although I prefer a shooter ie Lavine. I think Briggs has a point. Frank and Knox have had years and we are still hoping. They may be dealt for 2nd rounders at best. Which we would not be able to sign as we have too many picks. Which I still like to use to move up in the draft but Drummond is young and a hell of a player. I disagree with those saying 20 and 15 do not affect a game.
The typical Drummond season since he hit his stride has been around 16-17 ppg, 14-15 rebs, 1.5 blocked shots. Look at this team's won-loss record and tell me how much of an affect it has had on games? Two losing franchises have/will shortly dump him for way less than you would expect for someone putting up the numbers he puts up.
The question is why aren't these red flags resonating with some Knicks fans? The answer is because people are only looking at his numbers and that one monster game against us and they're sold.
How about he’s been a solid basketball player for many years in the nba? He has no contract beyond this year. Free look
BRIGGS wrote:HofstraBBall wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.I think i will agree with this. Although I prefer a shooter ie Lavine. I think Briggs has a point. Frank and Knox have had years and we are still hoping. They may be dealt for 2nd rounders at best. Which we would not be able to sign as we have too many picks. Which I still like to use to move up in the draft but Drummond is young and a hell of a player. I disagree with those saying 20 and 15 do not affect a game.
We’re not getting Zach lavine. Drummond is a no brainer trade two players who don’t play for a position we just lost— for free. No long term commitment
Preach on Briggs! Knox and Frank aren't doing anything. Let's go all in for that 8th pic...um, 8th seed. Worse case scenario, Drummond sucks and those minutes go to Obi.
BRIGGS wrote:It's not a "free look." You have to trade for him. You have to give up assets to acquire him. Just because Knox and Frank aren't playing doesn't mean they are not potential trade assets. You burn the cap space flexibility for the rest of the year if there are other opportunities for better players who may be a better fit.Welpee wrote:HofstraBBall wrote:20 and 15 affects your pay check (hence Drummond getting $28M per year), but what has it done in terms of affecting team success? And for $28M I don't want to hear about the supporting cast. Look at what a prime Dwight Howard was able to accomplish in Orlando not exactly playing with stacked squads.BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.I think i will agree with this. Although I prefer a shooter ie Lavine. I think Briggs has a point. Frank and Knox have had years and we are still hoping. They may be dealt for 2nd rounders at best. Which we would not be able to sign as we have too many picks. Which I still like to use to move up in the draft but Drummond is young and a hell of a player. I disagree with those saying 20 and 15 do not affect a game.
The typical Drummond season since he hit his stride has been around 16-17 ppg, 14-15 rebs, 1.5 blocked shots. Look at this team's won-loss record and tell me how much of an affect it has had on games? Two losing franchises have/will shortly dump him for way less than you would expect for someone putting up the numbers he puts up.
The question is why aren't these red flags resonating with some Knicks fans? The answer is because people are only looking at his numbers and that one monster game against us and they're sold.
How about he’s been a solid basketball player for many years in the nba? He has no contract beyond this year. Free look
This reminds me of when we supposedly chased (ironically) Drummond's former teammate Greg Monroe. Looked good on paper. A big putting up close to a double/double every game scoring 15+ ppg. How does that look in hindsight?
smackeddog wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.People have posted multiple times:
You risk bombing the team chemistry
He doesn't fit
He's an empty stats guyI'd rather use the cap space on something else
He would be a complete waste of 20 million a year. We need a true 6'8" - 6'9" lights out shooting SF and a PG. He doesnt fit the team
Jmpasq wrote:smackeddog wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Welpee wrote:Philc1 wrote:Drummond was the best player on ONE Detroit playoff team who barely got into the playoffs as the 8th seed and got swept in the first round. The ONLY other time he made the playoffs they were once again the 8th seed with a .500 record and got swept in the first round. And that year he WAS NOT the best player, Blake Griffin was. Not to mention his playoff stats that year took a major dip compared to this regular season numbers. What Kevin Love has to do with this I have no idea.Welpee wrote:Javascript is not enabled or there was problem with the URL: https://twitter.com/SmithRaps/status/1361345530832551936?s=20
Click here to view the TweetDrummond was the best player on playoff teams in Detroit. Calling him Kevin Love is the dumbest take in the history of dumb takes
Sorry if the details softens your mega "take" about the greatness of Andre Drummond.
I’m not sure why so against?
We’re 14-16 we’re an ok team
We lost our C probably for 2 months
If we can get Drummond for frank and Knox you give those two guys a chance to play and a free two month look at Drummond on the Knicks it cost nothing the downside is almost zero? He probably would really help us.People have posted multiple times:
You risk bombing the team chemistry
He doesn't fit
He's an empty stats guyI'd rather use the cap space on something else
He would be a complete waste of 20 million a year. We need a true 6'8" - 6'9" lights out shooting SF and a PG. He doesnt fit the team
We might need a nice sf but it’s not coming here for the price of nothing. I’m talking about no cost transaction. There is no miracle 6-8 player available