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I think the Knicks have several options in regards to TT. They could either 1) hold onto him and let his contract expire and benefit cap-wise/tax-wise, 2) trade him before the trading deadline for a quality SF, 3) sign and trade him to a long term deal in return for draft picks and/or quality...

Houston's contract should be the one that is cut. However, from news today it seems that the Knicks are leaning towards cutting Anderson's contract - though Rose's seems like a better alternative. If we end up keeping Houston the way to avoid taking up an active roster spot is to place him on...

Henacy makes a good point. If I was SAR I wouldn't head to NY for a short term deal that I could have accepted in NJ. However, NY is NY and Larry Brown does change the landscape somewhat. Well, here's a few reasons why I think SAR might choose NY over Sac. 1. NY is NY 2. NY fans - the best 3...

I agree with REREM in regards to it being difficult to move any of the players the Knicks have. Overpaid, lazy players are hard to move. When I said "dump" i was assuming those in the "know" understood the CBA provision and that this particular exception to the CBA does not affect the luxury...

I think SAR would be a great pickup. How could you not even consider it? He is certainly an upgrade over what we have at PF and he's versatile enough to play some SF. He's a proven scorer down-low and he's another big body. As long as the perimeter guys improve their first line of defense -...

I think the Crawford for Miles proposal is interesting as well. I agree with most of the above points regarding this proposed trade. The deciding factor for me is team chemistry. I think that Miles is more apt to conflict with Brown then Crawford is. Crawford seems willing to take a secondary...

PROS: Houston: good team guy and spiritual Houston: one of the purest shooters in the game Houston: many good Knick's memories CONS: Houston: defensive liability. Houston: bum knees Houston: no lateral movement Houston: $40 mill remaining Houston: only played 70 games in last two years Houston...

I agree, Finley doesn't seem to be a good fit for the Knicks. He's great offensively but lacks on the defensive end. We are loaded offensively. We now should turn our focus towards getting defensive-minded players and a quality back-up pg.

Hey guys, great additions to my thread. Interesting contributions and insightful commentary. While I do not share the same degree of optimism as some of you about this upcoming knick's roster I do hold out hope that some unexpected deals will happen before veteran's camp. I am a firm believer...

Hiring Larry Brown does not guarantee the Knicks a championship. Will they be competitive?.yes. Whoever does not fit into the LB game plan will not play or be excised from the roster. This is for certain. History speaks for itself. Hiring Larry Brown does not guarantee the Knicks will win. Will...