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What is your opinion on Lee now, especially in comparison to Aldridge? Is he still worth Bayless? Could a team that features Oden/Aldridge/Lee work? Would you still be willing to do a sign and trade for him?

The Knicks can definitely afford him, but won't sign him at the expense of better options.Yes David Lee is worth Bayless. (No-brainer)
No he's not better than LaMarcus.
Yes it would be nice to have him on the Blazers, but I don't think either team can affort him right now.
At least, that's what I think.
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The Knicks can definitely afford him, but won't sign him at the expense of better options.
Also, why isn't Lee better than Aldridge? Lee is outplaying him in virtually every category this season.
Yeah, that's what I meant but didn't really say. I was following along with Natebishop's comment.The Knicks can definitely afford him, but won't sign him at the expense of better options.
Because I'm a homer?Also, why isn't Lee better than Aldridge? Lee is outplaying him in virtually every category this season.
Seriously, I like what Lee brings, and I'd like him to bring it to Portland, but I think Aldridge is underrated, even by Blazers fans. Aldridge has an amazing array of talents. He is quiet but effective. Lee definietly plays hard and bangs and rebounds the way a lot of folks want Aldridge to, but they are just different players.
D'Antoni's system has slowed down significantly, and is no longer fast-paced.while I'm not saying whether or not Aldridge is better.. I will say that Lee is also in a D'antoni system for his stats, while LaMarcus is in Nate's
D'Antoni's system has slowed down significantly, and is no longer fast-paced.
Even though we're 7th in the league, we're still not particularly fast-paced. This is the slowest pace the league as a whole has played in over five years. If they only averaged two less possessions, the Knicks would be 21st in the league in pace. It's not like Lee is getting a significant amount more attempts. He is averaging only 0.8 more attempts than Aldridge. So Aldridge averages more attempts per possession.They're still 7th in the league in pace ...
Even though we're 7th in the league, we're still not particularly fast-paced. This is the slowest pace the league as a whole has played in over five years. If they only averaged two less possessions, the Knicks would be 21st in the league in pace. It's not like Lee is getting a significant amount more attempts. He is averaging only 0.8 more attempts than Aldridge.
I have a question. Why is Aldridge such a puss on the boards?
Lee won't go for anything less than $10M, I believe. He wanted $12M last season and now that he's an all-star, he's definitely worth more than $8M.What stopped us getting Lee wasn't giving up Bayless (I thought it was more than that), it was paying a substitute $9M per year. Now than Przybilla will never be the same, Lee might be worth it in a center committee with Joel and Oden. He might go for $8M.
And yes, he would become 2/3 the player he was in New York, like Channing Frye. But that would still make him better than Joel before the injury, and Joel was worth $6M then.
while I'm not saying whether or not Aldridge is better.. I will say that Lee is also in a D'antoni system for his stats, while LaMarcus is in Nate's
