Knicks · This is how I’d offer out our free agents (page 2)
Saves us 26m in salary we would have given to a high profile pg and draft picks.
Use that money to extend some guy who perform well in the playoffs
xblvdels3 wrote:Maybe we just trade 5 picks and Knox and get Davion mitchel. It’s an option
Maybe if we throw in 25% of the board and the rights Al Trautwig.
BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:Maybe we just trade 5 picks and Knox and get Davion mitchel. It’s an optionMaybe if we throw in 25% of the board and the rights Al Trautwig.
My trade and offer is legitimate
2 first this year
1 Early second this year
1 late second this year
1st 2022
Kevin Knox
To move up 10 spots
Not saying this is the move it’s just A move
Matter of fact just insert whatever player you think can help us battle in the the playoffs from pick 8-12
xblvdels3 wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:Maybe we just trade 5 picks and Knox and get Davion mitchel. It’s an optionMaybe if we throw in 25% of the board and the rights Al Trautwig.
My trade and offer is legitimate
2 first this year
1 Early second this year
1 late second this year
1st 2022Kevin Knox
To move up 10 spots
Not saying this is the move it’s just A move
Matter of fact just insert whatever player you think can help us battle in the the playoffs from pick 8-12
My trade offer is legitimate too. I think Al Trautwig can help a team more than Kevin Knox, unless their assembling player for Fortnite.
BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:Maybe we just trade 5 picks and Knox and get Davion mitchel. It’s an optionMaybe if we throw in 25% of the board and the rights Al Trautwig.
My trade and offer is legitimate
2 first this year
1 Early second this year
1 late second this year
1st 2022Kevin Knox
To move up 10 spots
Not saying this is the move it’s just A move
Matter of fact just insert whatever player you think can help us battle in the the playoffs from pick 8-12My trade offer is legitimate too. I think Al Trautwig can help a team more than Kevin Knox, unless their assembling player for Fortnite.
Cmon we all know I was just throwing the trash out lol
Talk highly of him. We have to keep his value higher than a bag of balls 😅
xblvdels3 wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:Maybe we just trade 5 picks and Knox and get Davion mitchel. It’s an optionMaybe if we throw in 25% of the board and the rights Al Trautwig.
My trade and offer is legitimate
2 first this year
1 Early second this year
1 late second this year
1st 2022Kevin Knox
To move up 10 spots
Not saying this is the move it’s just A move
Matter of fact just insert whatever player you think can help us battle in the the playoffs from pick 8-12My trade offer is legitimate too. I think Al Trautwig can help a team more than Kevin Knox, unless their assembling player for Fortnite.
Cmon we all know I was just throwing the trash out lol
Talk highly of him. We have to keep his value higher than a bag of balls 😅
Oh, yeah..."You know, Knox has shown progress on the corner three. He just needs the right, patient organization to unlock his potential."
BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:xblvdels3 wrote:Maybe we just trade 5 picks and Knox and get Davion mitchel. It’s an optionMaybe if we throw in 25% of the board and the rights Al Trautwig.
My trade and offer is legitimate
2 first this year
1 Early second this year
1 late second this year
1st 2022Kevin Knox
To move up 10 spots
Not saying this is the move it’s just A move
Matter of fact just insert whatever player you think can help us battle in the the playoffs from pick 8-12My trade offer is legitimate too. I think Al Trautwig can help a team more than Kevin Knox, unless their assembling player for Fortnite.
Cmon we all know I was just throwing the trash out lol
Talk highly of him. We have to keep his value higher than a bag of balls 😅
Oh, yeah..."You know, Knox has shown progress on the corner three. He just needs the right, patient organization to unlock his potential."
There you go. Exactly ! 😅
BRIGGS wrote:Derek rose 2 years 25mm with tram option for 3
Reggie bullock 3 years 33 mm with team option for 4
Nerlens Noel 2 years 22 mm
Alec Burks 2 years 22 mm
My number one free agent Cameron Payne 3 years 27 mm
I’ll take frank back on minimum deal after we renounce his rights
Tan Gibson 1 year 4 mm
Briggs, you know that I have a lot of love in my heart for you and no one here loves this team and wants it to win more than you do, but a practical cap sheet will only have about 2 middle class contracts, you've listed five of them. Because of RJ Barrett still on his rookie deal and MRob still on a value contract and Randle trapped in that team option, the Knicks actually have some options with their raw cap space, but it's usually better to rent out the space in a trade in this situation.
Noel and Burks have incentive to be signed to two year deals because that still makes them tradeable. One year deals wouldn't do that and give them veto rights.
If the Knicks renounce Frank N, he's gone. His agent will push him to a new team for a fresh start, but also to reset his Bird Rights clock on a team where that might mean something at some point.
Rose decided to just not show up for a game in the past during his first Knicks stint. Some here will cite some excuse or another. Reality is he did it and thus does not deserve more than a one year "Prove It" deal. And that's forever. If he wants to be Knick, he should sign one year Prove It deals forever. That's the price of not showing up. You do shit like that and it means you cannot be trusted ever again.
Gibson will come back on the Veteran's Minimum Exception. It's just more flexible. If Gibson gets hurt, the Knicks can give him an injury settlement and replace him on the roster quickly. More than the vet's minimum and the Knicks then actually have to make cap sheet moves to get him off the roster if they need someone else. Gibson is a situation where he will take the minimum and if there's more to be earned, it will be cash under the table.
Bullock is interesting as he's the candidate on that list most likely to get a MCC. I wouldn't give him more than a 1 plus 1, i.e. the 2nd year as a team option.
JrZyHuStLa wrote:Cameron Payne lol
Anyone answering like this Is say you haven’t watched the Suns. Not only is he 1/3 of the price of lonzo ball— he’s actually better.
TripleThreat wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Derek rose 2 years 25mm with tram option for 3
Reggie bullock 3 years 33 mm with team option for 4
Nerlens Noel 2 years 22 mm
Alec Burks 2 years 22 mm
My number one free agent Cameron Payne 3 years 27 mm
I’ll take frank back on minimum deal after we renounce his rights
Tan Gibson 1 year 4 mmBriggs, you know that I have a lot of love in my heart for you and no one here loves this team and wants it to win more than you do, but a practical cap sheet will only have about 2 middle class contracts, you've listed five of them. Because of RJ Barrett still on his rookie deal and MRob still on a value contract and Randle trapped in that team option, the Knicks actually have some options with their raw cap space, but it's usually better to rent out the space in a trade in this situation.
Noel and Burks have incentive to be signed to two year deals because that still makes them tradeable. One year deals wouldn't do that and give them veto rights.
If the Knicks renounce Frank N, he's gone. His agent will push him to a new team for a fresh start, but also to reset his Bird Rights clock on a team where that might mean something at some point.
Rose decided to just not show up for a game in the past during his first Knicks stint. Some here will cite some excuse or another. Reality is he did it and thus does not deserve more than a one year "Prove It" deal. And that's forever. If he wants to be Knick, he should sign one year Prove It deals forever. That's the price of not showing up. You do shit like that and it means you cannot be trusted ever again.
Gibson will come back on the Veteran's Minimum Exception. It's just more flexible. If Gibson gets hurt, the Knicks can give him an injury settlement and replace him on the roster quickly. More than the vet's minimum and the Knicks then actually have to make cap sheet moves to get him off the roster if they need someone else. Gibson is a situation where he will take the minimum and if there's more to be earned, it will be cash under the table.
Bullock is interesting as he's the candidate on that list most likely to get a MCC. I wouldn't give him more than a 1 plus 1, i.e. the 2nd year as a team option.
Knicks are in a funny spot given the quality of the FA class.
Its one thing to add a Leonard or Harden or center of gravity star of that quality and impact. But I'd question whether one of Lonzo Ball Or Dennis Schroder (for example) would be more valuable than a Bullock-Burke or Rose-Bullock combo.
Knickoftime wrote:TripleThreat wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Derek rose 2 years 25mm with tram option for 3
Reggie bullock 3 years 33 mm with team option for 4
Nerlens Noel 2 years 22 mm
Alec Burks 2 years 22 mm
My number one free agent Cameron Payne 3 years 27 mm
I’ll take frank back on minimum deal after we renounce his rights
Tan Gibson 1 year 4 mmBriggs, you know that I have a lot of love in my heart for you and no one here loves this team and wants it to win more than you do, but a practical cap sheet will only have about 2 middle class contracts, you've listed five of them. Because of RJ Barrett still on his rookie deal and MRob still on a value contract and Randle trapped in that team option, the Knicks actually have some options with their raw cap space, but it's usually better to rent out the space in a trade in this situation.
Noel and Burks have incentive to be signed to two year deals because that still makes them tradeable. One year deals wouldn't do that and give them veto rights.
If the Knicks renounce Frank N, he's gone. His agent will push him to a new team for a fresh start, but also to reset his Bird Rights clock on a team where that might mean something at some point.
Rose decided to just not show up for a game in the past during his first Knicks stint. Some here will cite some excuse or another. Reality is he did it and thus does not deserve more than a one year "Prove It" deal. And that's forever. If he wants to be Knick, he should sign one year Prove It deals forever. That's the price of not showing up. You do shit like that and it means you cannot be trusted ever again.
Gibson will come back on the Veteran's Minimum Exception. It's just more flexible. If Gibson gets hurt, the Knicks can give him an injury settlement and replace him on the roster quickly. More than the vet's minimum and the Knicks then actually have to make cap sheet moves to get him off the roster if they need someone else. Gibson is a situation where he will take the minimum and if there's more to be earned, it will be cash under the table.
Bullock is interesting as he's the candidate on that list most likely to get a MCC. I wouldn't give him more than a 1 plus 1, i.e. the 2nd year as a team option.
Knicks are in a funny spot given the quality of the FA class.
Its one thing to add a Leonard or Harden or center of gravity star of that quality and impact. But I'd question whether one of Lonzo Ball Or Dennis Schroder (for example) would be more valuable than a Bullock-Burke or Rose-Bullock combo.
We absolutely need a pg if for anything just to finally get Elf out of this rotation
We can burn our cap space on them for a 2021-2022 playoff run with mostly the same cast, then leave things more open ended in 2022-2023.
So... we can give them big 1-year deals or big 2-year, team option on 2nd years like we did for Bobby Portis.
Then we deal with what to do with Mitch & Randle in 2022.
Philc1 wrote:Knickoftime wrote:TripleThreat wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Derek rose 2 years 25mm with tram option for 3
Reggie bullock 3 years 33 mm with team option for 4
Nerlens Noel 2 years 22 mm
Alec Burks 2 years 22 mm
My number one free agent Cameron Payne 3 years 27 mm
I’ll take frank back on minimum deal after we renounce his rights
Tan Gibson 1 year 4 mmBriggs, you know that I have a lot of love in my heart for you and no one here loves this team and wants it to win more than you do, but a practical cap sheet will only have about 2 middle class contracts, you've listed five of them. Because of RJ Barrett still on his rookie deal and MRob still on a value contract and Randle trapped in that team option, the Knicks actually have some options with their raw cap space, but it's usually better to rent out the space in a trade in this situation.
Noel and Burks have incentive to be signed to two year deals because that still makes them tradeable. One year deals wouldn't do that and give them veto rights.
If the Knicks renounce Frank N, he's gone. His agent will push him to a new team for a fresh start, but also to reset his Bird Rights clock on a team where that might mean something at some point.
Rose decided to just not show up for a game in the past during his first Knicks stint. Some here will cite some excuse or another. Reality is he did it and thus does not deserve more than a one year "Prove It" deal. And that's forever. If he wants to be Knick, he should sign one year Prove It deals forever. That's the price of not showing up. You do shit like that and it means you cannot be trusted ever again.
Gibson will come back on the Veteran's Minimum Exception. It's just more flexible. If Gibson gets hurt, the Knicks can give him an injury settlement and replace him on the roster quickly. More than the vet's minimum and the Knicks then actually have to make cap sheet moves to get him off the roster if they need someone else. Gibson is a situation where he will take the minimum and if there's more to be earned, it will be cash under the table.
Bullock is interesting as he's the candidate on that list most likely to get a MCC. I wouldn't give him more than a 1 plus 1, i.e. the 2nd year as a team option.
Knicks are in a funny spot given the quality of the FA class.
Its one thing to add a Leonard or Harden or center of gravity star of that quality and impact. But I'd question whether one of Lonzo Ball Or Dennis Schroder (for example) would be more valuable than a Bullock-Burke or Rose-Bullock combo.
We absolutely need a pg if for anything just to finally get Elf out of this rotation
Absolutely. Knicks might have even already signed one.
But I believe there is a whole range of options to either PG 1 or PG 1a or 1b (with Rose) ranging from Conley and Lowry to Schroder and Ball to Payne and McConnell to trade options like Rozier.
Sign Payne 3 yrs 27 mm
Offer our 20 draft pick and the choice of Knox for max Reid
Offer Mitch and out other pick to move up for boughknight
Lastly hope Jeremiah Robin
Obviously it takes two to tango but this is where I’d go
2 younger vets at 5 and 1 with two good rookies
BRIGGS wrote:Besides our free agents here’s what I’d trySign Payne 3 yrs 27 mm
Offer our 20 draft pick and the choice of Knox for max Reid
Offer Mitch and out other pick to move up for boughknight
Lastly hope Jeremiah RobinObviously it takes two to tango but this is where I’d go
2 younger vets at 5 and 1 with two good rookies
Question, why doesn't the team who is trading a lower pick for Robinson not just try to trade for Reid if he's available and superior?
BRIGGS wrote:Besides our free agents here’s what I’d trySign Payne 3 yrs 27 mm
Offer our 20 draft pick and the choice of Knox for max Reid
Offer Mitch and out other pick to move up for boughknight
Lastly hope Jeremiah RobinObviously it takes two to tango but this is where I’d go
2 younger vets at 5 and 1 with two good rookies
Pick 20 and Knox probably isn't getting it done for Naz Reid, unless he did something to eff up. He's nonguaranteed for two more years at less than $2M per. There's a chance Bouknight falls to the Knicks without a trade. No need to include Mitch if the Knicks want to move up a few spots and swap a pick.
Knickoftime wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Besides our free agents here’s what I’d trySign Payne 3 yrs 27 mm
Offer our 20 draft pick and the choice of Knox for max Reid
Offer Mitch and out other pick to move up for boughknight
Lastly hope Jeremiah RobinObviously it takes two to tango but this is where I’d go
2 younger vets at 5 and 1 with two good rookies
Question, why doesn't the team who is trading a lower pick for Robinson not just try to trade for Reid if he's available and superior?
Beauty in eye of beholder
Minnesota— towns is there C and it’s not changing. So Reid could possible become available in a good draft for a 1 pick with a sweetener of Knox
I think to get boughknight it will take enough juice to use our 18 pick plus Robinson to move up to 12-14.
I’m pretty big on Jeremiah Robinson for the Knicks. I’d love for him to fall to 32 but I’m also willing to take him in the 20s if we keep the picks.
So my off-season best case scenario sans a Leonard wanting to come here
Would be
Payne 6-3 pg
Reid 6-9 c
Robinson 6-9 F
Boughknight 6-5 G
With most of our core guys back
BRIGGS wrote:JrZyHuStLa wrote:Cameron Payne lolAnyone answering like this Is say you haven’t watched the Suns. Not only is he 1/3 of the price of lonzo ball— he’s actually better.
8 ppg. Haha.
BRIGGS wrote:Knickoftime wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Besides our free agents here’s what I’d trySign Payne 3 yrs 27 mm
Offer our 20 draft pick and the choice of Knox for max Reid
Offer Mitch and out other pick to move up for boughknight
Lastly hope Jeremiah RobinObviously it takes two to tango but this is where I’d go
2 younger vets at 5 and 1 with two good rookies
Question, why doesn't the team who is trading a lower pick for Robinson not just try to trade for Reid if he's available and superior?
Beauty in eye of beholder
Minnesota— towns is there C and it’s not changing. So Reid could possible become available in a good draft for a 1 pick with a sweetener of Knox
I think to get boughknight it will take enough juice to use our 18 pick plus Robinson to move up to 12-14.
I’m pretty big on Jeremiah Robinson for the Knicks. I’d love for him to fall to 32 but I’m also willing to take him in the 20s if we keep the picks.
So my off-season best case scenario sans a Leonard wanting to come here
Would be
Payne 6-3 pg
Reid 6-9 c
Robinson 6-9 F
Boughknight 6-5 G
With most of our core guys back
I don't know if Bouknight is there at that range, but you might be able to shoot for Giddey with the package you're offering. I would've, but I thought you liked him more as a prospect.
BigDaddyG wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Knickoftime wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Besides our free agents here’s what I’d trySign Payne 3 yrs 27 mm
Offer our 20 draft pick and the choice of Knox for max Reid
Offer Mitch and out other pick to move up for boughknight
Lastly hope Jeremiah RobinObviously it takes two to tango but this is where I’d go
2 younger vets at 5 and 1 with two good rookies
Question, why doesn't the team who is trading a lower pick for Robinson not just try to trade for Reid if he's available and superior?
Beauty in eye of beholder
Minnesota— towns is there C and it’s not changing. So Reid could possible become available in a good draft for a 1 pick with a sweetener of Knox
I think to get boughknight it will take enough juice to use our 18 pick plus Robinson to move up to 12-14.
I’m pretty big on Jeremiah Robinson for the Knicks. I’d love for him to fall to 32 but I’m also willing to take him in the 20s if we keep the picks.
So my off-season best case scenario sans a Leonard wanting to come here
Would be
Payne 6-3 pg
Reid 6-9 c
Robinson 6-9 F
Boughknight 6-5 G
With most of our core guys back
I don't know if Bouknight is there at that range, but you might be able to shoot for Giddey with the package you're offering. I would've, but I thought you liked him more as a prospect.
I’d be interested in giddey.
But I’m not sure he fits this team
Although I’d be open to him anyway. Bouknight is an athletic defender who can score at 3 levels. I think he might fit here a tad better for this team