Knicks · Mo Diawara could/should eventually be the missing piece (page 5)
Nalod wrote:Thoses two got starter money. Vincent has missed some games.
Im not sure Deuce gets starter money. Staring in year three he has been a solid rotational player and spot starter.
Good catch and shooter but lacks some other areas.
He gets another season before he hits as a FA.Diawara? He is no doubt trending well and he is avg 3.1 pts per.
Maybe somewhere between the circlejerk frenzy of fans and the logic of reality is the gray area we like to freak out over.
If he is a keeper we'll figure a way to retain him.McCluler is not part of the rotation nor do I see him in it. Not on this team. Thats not to say he can't or would not do well elsewhere.
What a silly thing to say about Diawara.
His PER 36 Minutes Average is 14.8 points. That's how you frame the performance of someone whose minutes have been climbing only recently. Of course his PPG average for the season is low because he barely sniffed the court earlier in the season. If you want to keep calling us circle jerks at least get your act together with the stats putdowns.
BlueKnickers wrote:Nalod wrote:Thoses two got starter money. Vincent has missed some games.
Im not sure Deuce gets starter money. Staring in year three he has been a solid rotational player and spot starter.
Good catch and shooter but lacks some other areas.
He gets another season before he hits as a FA.Diawara? He is no doubt trending well and he is avg 3.1 pts per.
Maybe somewhere between the circlejerk frenzy of fans and the logic of reality is the gray area we like to freak out over.
If he is a keeper we'll figure a way to retain him.McCluler is not part of the rotation nor do I see him in it. Not on this team. Thats not to say he can't or would not do well elsewhere.
What a silly thing to say about Diawara.
His PER 36 Minutes Average is 14.8 points. That's how you frame the performance of someone whose minutes have been climbing only recently. Of course his PPG average for the season is low because he barely sniffed the court earlier in the season. If you want to keep calling us circle jerks at least get your act together with the stats putdowns.
Per 36 is assumptive and go easy Francis, I love the kid and hope he ia all you say he is.
Also I hope I am dead wrong about him getting signed away.
Fact is its a short sample and teams likley won't go big time on that quite yet.
That his minutes are limited speaks to a lot of things but you can't just stretch the minutes and assume he just fills the sheet at that level.
But that said, I feel confident he is a knick after this year unless he is used via a trade that also elevates the teams and its potential. I said he he was trending well. Im not debating what we are seeing. Im just not going going out of my mind because he is tall and is hitting at this level. If this can extrapolate he will be the steal of the century.
He still looks raw and his defense one on one is great, but he gets crossed up at times. ITs why his minutes are limited FOR NOW.
At the same time Josh looks like he is breaking down again. Be good if they can manage his time? His back? is it the finger?
Mo can play more and rest Josh?
Nalod wrote:BlueKnickers wrote:Nalod wrote:Thoses two got starter money. Vincent has missed some games.
Im not sure Deuce gets starter money. Staring in year three he has been a solid rotational player and spot starter.
Good catch and shooter but lacks some other areas.
He gets another season before he hits as a FA.Diawara? He is no doubt trending well and he is avg 3.1 pts per.
Maybe somewhere between the circlejerk frenzy of fans and the logic of reality is the gray area we like to freak out over.
If he is a keeper we'll figure a way to retain him.McCluler is not part of the rotation nor do I see him in it. Not on this team. Thats not to say he can't or would not do well elsewhere.
What a silly thing to say about Diawara.
His PER 36 Minutes Average is 14.8 points. That's how you frame the performance of someone whose minutes have been climbing only recently. Of course his PPG average for the season is low because he barely sniffed the court earlier in the season. If you want to keep calling us circle jerks at least get your act together with the stats putdowns.
Per 36 is assumptive and go easy Francis, I love the kid and hope he ia all you say he is.
Also I hope I am dead wrong about him getting signed away.
Fact is its a short sample and teams likley won't go big time on that quite yet.
That his minutes are limited speaks to a lot of things but you can't just stretch the minutes and assume he just fills the sheet at that level.But that said, I feel confident he is a knick after this year unless he is used via a trade that also elevates the teams and its potential. I said he he was trending well. Im not debating what we are seeing. Im just not going going out of my mind because he is tall and is hitting at this level. If this can extrapolate he will be the steal of the century.
He still looks raw and his defense one on one is great, but he gets crossed up at times. ITs why his minutes are limited FOR NOW.At the same time Josh looks like he is breaking down again. Be good if they can manage his time? His back? is it the finger?
Mo can play more and rest Josh?
I hope they rest Josh for a couple weeks. This is the time to do it and have him come back fresh for the end of regular season to get in rhythm for playoffs. Let Diawara get extended run and Sochan see some minutes.
Knixkik wrote:martin wrote:nycericanguy wrote:martin wrote:Knixkik wrote:All I know is Diawara’s contract needs to be prioritized over anyone else this summer. Because he’s the high upside player and opportunity for growth within the current group.Knicks can only offer him 120% of his current contract. Do they work with another team to sign something and then to match?
I do wonder what the conversation is like.
so if another team offers 2/6m we cant even match that? whats the point of even having matching rights then?
I think we can offer more than 120% if we use an exception. and I hope if we are matching we can match anything but I'm not sure how that works, surprised a cap guru hasn't chimed in on it.
You are reading my above wrong.
We can match anything. We can literally only OFFER him 120%.
This is interesting. I wasn’t sure about this rule. I’ll take your word for it.
Don't rely on me, I am trying to figure it out too.
I think a big portion of the maneuverability will be where the Knicks fall within the 1rst and 2nd aprons ranges, cause the rules would change. Like, if they release Mitch and Landry and GTA and trade their 2026 picks, they would be way below the second apron and could use the tax payer MLE to resign Mo, but that is not a realistic situation.
If they over the second apron, they can only use the 120% bump to resign Mo OR match an offer he gets from another team. Because of the Gilbert Arenas rule, another team can only off up to the non tax payer MLE ~$15M. I have no idea what happens if the Knicks trade for Giannis at the draft, which may trigger the second apron cap, and then Mo gets an $10m per offer that would put the Knicks OVER the 2nd apron? IDK
So the ORDER in which you extend guys and who the Knicks choose to trade or not trade will be a factor cause the Knicks are right at the second apron territory.
I think 