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TheStig wrote:
The Knicks problem is they can only get one max free agent, because the cap shrunk, instead of growing, like they anticipated.
Miami similarly got screwed (their original plan seemed to be to sign a 2009 Free Agent for sub max money [cough Ben Gordon cough], and follow that up with a max free agent in 2010. But now they can only do the 2010 part, which isn't terrible, as they have Wade/Beasley/Chalmers, so adding a 2010 max free agent, and they should be a championship contender.
The Knicks though, were attractive from the standpoint that they could have two of these guys brought in. Now that they're only able to bring one in, I don't think a guy like Lebron or Wade will want to come with the roster they have. But if say Lebron was coming, and they were going to bring in Boozer or STAT too, I think he would have considered it. Now I would have to say that Miami, Chicago, and New Jersey are the logical free agent landing points, with Miami getting the best free agent willing to leave their current team.
houheffna wrote:
we will see how many FAs D'Antoni attracts next summer...
Its different though. They have no talent on their squad, while Miami will be the favorite to land Fa's. But if Rose would have developed into a nash type, we would be guaranteed a star. But I think the knicks will get some second tier talent, I can see them landing Amare and JJ and becoming a decent team.
The Knicks problem is they can only get one max free agent, because the cap shrunk, instead of growing, like they anticipated.
Miami similarly got screwed (their original plan seemed to be to sign a 2009 Free Agent for sub max money [cough Ben Gordon cough], and follow that up with a max free agent in 2010. But now they can only do the 2010 part, which isn't terrible, as they have Wade/Beasley/Chalmers, so adding a 2010 max free agent, and they should be a championship contender.
The Knicks though, were attractive from the standpoint that they could have two of these guys brought in. Now that they're only able to bring one in, I don't think a guy like Lebron or Wade will want to come with the roster they have. But if say Lebron was coming, and they were going to bring in Boozer or STAT too, I think he would have considered it. Now I would have to say that Miami, Chicago, and New Jersey are the logical free agent landing points, with Miami getting the best free agent willing to leave their current team.