Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Isiah Said What?


New York Knick's general manager and head coach has some peculiar statements about the trade deadline. The Knicks who have the second highest salary in the league at $89,644,470, behind the Dallas Mavericks who recently acquired Jason Kidd. Well here is what he said when asked if his goal was to get the Knick's under the salary cap.
NY Daily News:

"That's not our goal," Thomas said. "Our goal is to continue to get better, but be mindful of where we are. We've done a good job the last couple years of bringing the number down.
"So we're in a good position. We've got young talent. We've got a cap that's going down or a number that's going down, but you want to turn that into some wins also."

The Knick's sport one of the worst records in the league and have played sloppy ball all year. They have no hope this season even in a terrible league and should try and lose to have a better shot at Beasley. They are pretty much going to get a top 5 pick and most places ar predicting them to take one of my personal favorites O.J. Mayo from USC. They should trade "Starberry"" and Randolph for cap relief, young players, and picks and move on and rebuild. Isiah needs to go and has no idea what to do with this team.

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Thursday, February 14, 2008

Knicks Need Changes



"Zach Randolph feels that Isiah Thomas should delve into the trade market to shake up the Knicks' roster because "what we're doing now ain't working.

"We need to do something," Randolph said following Boston's 111-103 victory over the Knicks on Wednesday night.

When asked if he expects to still be with the team following next week's trading deadline, Randolph said: "I don't know. There has been a lot of talk. I don't know what is going to happen."

I partially agree with Randolph and some what disagree. The Knicks are 7.5 games out of 8th so with a really good run they have an outside chance at making the playoffs as Magic Johnson predicted. I do not trust Isiah Thomas, however, to go into the market and make a good deal. The Knicks would be better suited drafting wisely and rebuilding their terrible team.


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