[MagikKnickParticipant]

According to Marc Stein

Knicks Get:
Tracy McGrady
Sergio Rodriguez

Kings Get:
Carl Landry
Joey Dorsey
Larry Hughes

Rockets Get:
Kevin Martin
Jared Jeffries
Knicks 2012 pick

The rest of the details are unknown….but its definetly more to it

http://twitter.com/STEIN_LINE_HQ

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

NY didn’t give up Hill!

I wanna hear the protection plans for those picks tho

[MagikKnickParticipant]

Yeah hopefully lottery protected, but i like how things panned out

Knicks got a PG….better than Duhon
Get rid of Jeffries contract
and kept Hill

[NYK2010Participant]

I just heard a rumor that Kings wouldn’t take Jeffries unless Knicks put David Lee in the deal.
So I guess this works since the Kings keep their cap room

[MagikKnickParticipant]

http://twitter.com/WojYahooNBA/status/9294854945

“Almost official”

[rtbtParticipant]

To my knowledge, that trade has yet to be officially announced. Is that correct? The report I read had Jordan Hill in the trade.

[quinceyhodges]

what exactly make sergio better then duhon?..hes never played better then him for a season so in his career and is a career 3pts and 3ast player

[rtbtParticipant]

Hold on to your hats, per Marc Stein, there are more changes. If I’m reading correctly, it sounds like the Knicks are giving up far too much.

The Knicks will acquire McGrady and Sergio Rodriguez from Sacramento, sources said.

The Rockets get Kevin Martin, Jordan Hill and Jared Jeffries from New York and will have the right to swap first-round picks with New York in 2011 as well as take on New York’s 2012 first-round pick.

Sacramento obtains Houston’s Carl Landry and Joey Dorsey and New York’s Larry Hughes

[MagikKnickParticipant]

Chris Sheridan says Hill is in the deal

Marc Stein says Hill isnt

They both work for ESPN….like wtf?

[quinceyhodges]

The Houston Rockets, Sacramento Kings and New York Knicks have agreed to terms that will expand the Houston-Sacramento deal into a three-way trade that lands Tracy McGrady with the Knicks, according to NBA front-office sources.

The Knicks will acquire McGrady and Sergio Rodriguez from Sacramento, sources said.

The Rockets get Kevin Martin, Jordan Hill and Jared Jeffries from New York and will have the right to swap first-round picks with New York in 2011 as well as take on New York’s 2012 first-round pick.

Sacramento obtains Houston’s Carl Landry and Joey Dorsey and New York’s Larry Hughes-stein

[NYK2010Participant]

That 2nd deal is giving up way too much for the Knicks.

[MagikKnickParticipant]

Chris Duhon averages 8 points & 6 assist in 33 minutes a game

Sergio Rodriguez averages 6 points & 3 assist in 13 minutes a game

Self-explanatory? No?

[rtbtParticipant]

MagikKnick, per ESPN, the message I posted above was from Marc Stein. In this scenario, Jordan Hill and possibly two number one draft choices going out the door for the Knicks.

The Knicks will acquire McGrady and Sergio Rodriguez from Sacramento.

The Rockets get Kevin Martin, Jordan Hill and Jared Jeffries from New York and will have the right to swap first-round picks with New York in 2011 as well as take on New York’s 2012 first-round pick.

Sacramento obtains Houston’s Carl Landry and Joey Dorsey and New York’s Larry Hughes

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

If Hill is in this deal, i will freak.

Those 1st rounders better be protected to.

[MagikKnickParticipant]

Ugh…alot going on right now…

Seems like Hill IS in the deal….which sucks…but whatever

[quinceyhodges]

so what makes that self explanitotry exactly?….how many years has serio been in the leauge and still cant raise his numbers?.while not playing behind great pg’s by the way

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

JOHN HOLLINGER ALSO STATES NY KEEPS HILL IN HIS CHAT

[NYK2010Participant]

Walsh probly protects those picks but can’t give up 2 picks and Hill thats crazy.
We’ll know in less than 90 mins for sure.
If they get Bosh makes lil diff. very similar player to Hill most say.

[quinceyhodges]

just because you want him to be better doesnt make him better. he couldnt overtake steve blake.. doubt hes gonna overtake duhon either. theres a reason he only plays 13min a game

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Don’t get your hopes up too high with Sergio… Lower your expectations and let him work himself up, that way you’re not disappointed if he disappoints like he’s done with Portland and Sacramento.

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

UPDATE

The 2011 pick is top 5 protected
the 2012 pick is….top 1 protected

WTF

[McWinningParticipant]

Sorry Quincey but you must not watch the Kings Evans, and Udrih are two very good point guards both would easily start on the Knicks.

[NYK2010Participant]

Neither Sergio or Duhon should be their starter next year anyway.
Try and dump Curry and a pick or w/ a young player for a PG in the offseason.

[MagikKnickParticipant]

Oh god..quincey, you’ll argue to the death of someone..

Your just arguing for the sake of an arguement, you cant truly thing Duhon is better than Rodriguez

I mean, Chris Duhon is the worst starting PG in the league, it cant get much worst…

And excuse me for being an optimistic fan….shiiiiiit

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Ugh for the Knicks… Walsh must’ve gotten desperate to unload Jeffries because those are potentially two very high draft picks.

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

switch those protections around.

All I have to say is: NY better get 2 good players in 2010 offseason. We gave up Hill, 2 lottery picks, Nate for 22 mil cap space, Sergio ( who should be a 12 point, 10 assist guy in Dantoni’s system), Cap Space from Boston and Bill Walker

TOUGH TO BE A KNICKS FAN, IT’S LIKE EATING NAILS WITH POISONOUS TIPS….but yet, somewhere along my thinking- I will continue to support this team. I need help.

[quinceyhodges]

lol..whos argueing im just stating a fact. knicks fans always think some guy on there team who doesnt do as well as they want is the worst. fact is sergio is actually worst then duhon

[McWinningParticipant]

and Dantoni made a huge push for Sergio last offseason but they didnt work out a deal with Portland. He will start Dantoni must be getting sick of Duhon.

[quinceyhodges]

exactly NYK2010 both are back up pg and serigo is actually a back up/3rd string

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

You have to give Walsh some credit though… He did the impossible by clearing up enough cap room to land two max deal free-agents. I honestly didn’t think it was possible lol. Think of everything he’s done since taking over for Isiah Thomas… It’s been a messy job and he’s made a few errors, but he’s done an amazing job.

[NYK2010Participant]

Nah if the Knicks get 2 big names those picks won’t be much especially the 2012 pick.
If this is the best deal Walsh could make its nothing special.

[NashyMingParticipant]

This is a highway robbery on the Knicks.

The Rockets get Kevin Martin, Jordan Hill and Jared Jeffries from New York and will have the right to swap first-round picks with New York in 2011 as well as take on New York’s 2012 first-round pick.

==> for TMac and Landry?

I can’t believe it. I am glad I am a Rockets fans.

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

This is worst then

McDyess deal
Francis Deal
Randolph Deal
Maurbury Deal

all in one.

[McWinningParticipant]

lol actually Sergio has 15th highest per for point guards and the sixth best plus minus in the league and he has very good stats compared to Duhon i dont know what your talking about.

[McWinningParticipant]

lol actually Sergio has 15th highest per for point guards and the sixth best plus minus in the league and he has very good stats compared to Duhon i dont know what your talking about.

[quinceyhodges]

well the game isnt player by per. or what a player might do if given x amount of minutes. that only flyies in fantasy basketball land. in reality it goes by what you have done or are doing on the court.

[JNixonParticipant]

Rodriguez could be a great fit for NY. If he doesn’t do good here, I give up on ever thinking he can be a true NBA PG. Also, mark my words, giving up on Jordan Hill will make NY somewhat regret it. He’ll be a good starter in the NBA before long. Expect a 15 and 9 season somewhere down the line. No matter how good Sergio Rodriguez is, he’ll never be able to have that level of productivity, even in this system or with stats that better correlate to PG production.

The Knicks were raped here, basically. Again

[NashyMingParticipant]

Sergio Rodriguez could be good for the Knicks. He’s a better player in D’Antoni’s system than Duhon. He can pass better and he plays no defense (the thing that held him back in all the teams that he played on, but D’Antoni wouldn’t care).

He could have a breakout second half for the Knicks.

Feel bad for the Knicks fans, but at least, the rebuilding has finally begun.

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

The Knicks look like they’ve gotten raped as of right now because the summer has yet to come. IF they’re able to land two max deal free-agents or even one max deal and an all-star caliber free-agent, they will have gotten the better end of this deal.

[MagikKnickParticipant]

Word. This deal sucks….once i found out we lost Hill & have horrible protection on our draft picks..

we got a trillion dollars in capspace

Well….if free agency doesnt work, i’ll be expecting another decade of losing…

[NYK2010Participant]

How is this worse than the Marbury or McDyess deal they gave up a huge expiring contract to get Marbury and had to take on Penny Hardaway too. Theh McDyess deal was awful becaz he got hurt and the pick they lost was huge.
They were awful in 05 and 07, 08 and didn’t finish in the top 5 with the draft.
If they sign one big name guy and keep Lee they will be much better than this year’s team.
Who knows what the draft will be in 2012, you guys probably know a little how the 2011 is.

Reported earlier

The deal involving Houston and Sacremento could have stood alone, but was designed as an avenue to steer McGrady to New York in a three-team deal if all demands could be met. One of those details that has yet to emerge is the level of protection New York ultimately will require on their 2011 and 2012 first-round picks. The Knicks were discussing the right to swap 2011 first-rounders with Houston, which would get the Knicks’ 2012 No. 1 pick depending on where it falls in the draft.

Depending on the protection parameters, the Knicks may have paid a steep price to clear Jeffries’ $6.9 million contract off the 2010-11 books. But doing so all but accomplished the goal team president Donnie Walsh set out to achieve when he came to New York — become a major player in the 2010 free-agent class, recognized by all involved as potentially the best in NBA history. By shedding Jeffries, Walsh will have only four players under contract for ’10-’11 — Eddy Curry, Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler, and Toney Douglas. The Knicks are a Curry buyout away from having the space to sign two max players. If those free agents prefer the sign-and-trade route — which would get them more money and an extra year — the Knicks are positioned to accommodate that as well.

[JNixonParticipant]

Very true. I agree. This could end up like the Memphis-LA deal, where New York/Memphis got the short end of a supposedly lopsided deal, only got have player development or free agency in this case make the deal look less and less like a highway robbery.

[quinceyhodges]

damn i didnt know they gave up draft picks as well. this deal could turn out to be pretty bad if mcgrady doesnt turn out to be like his old self and the free agents stay with there team( other then amare and boozer). at least with the steph deal you knew he was a good player and he actually played very well for the knicks at first.

[NYK2010Participant]

What has Walsh done thats been so great, the Clippers moved Randolph so it couldn’t have been too tough.
Crawford was moved by the Warriors too and they gave up Harrington to the Knicks becaz Nelson and him didn’t work.

He drafts Gallo over Brook Lopez was terrible, though Gallo has had a much better year than his rookie season still he’s not a franchise Center.
This year he passed on how many PG’s for Jordan Hill than he trades him away.
He also bought a pick and used it on Tony Douglas instead of moving up for Collison, Lawson he also could’ve drafted Blair to give them some rebounding help.

For this trade he should’ve made the Rockets take on Eddy Curry not Jeffries, the picks lost could’ve been used as trading chips to get a PG. The Knicks will be much better in 2011 and 2012 as long as they get 1 elite player and keep Lee.

[quinceyhodges]

true. im not sure you can really blame him for passing on collins because no one knew collins would be doing what he’s doing you know. and at the time douglas showed more potential and showed more talent. i agree with the blair one though. im sure they tried to give the rockets curry and im sure the rockets said HELL NO

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

I don’t expect another decade of badness. I want to hope NY does well. We will have a boatload of cap space to play with for not only in 2010 but 2011 as well.

Now were able to sign 2 max players this offseason. I don’t think we will but say we walk into 2010 with cap space plus Curry’s exp deal?

I do believe we could have made more of a splash but hey, what can you say? We just need to look and add more players. I hope we bring back Sergio, Walker for next season. I think they might be some decent pieces.

Right now? I believe Bosh and Gay should be our main targets

NY for 2010!

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

maybe we can move Harrington in the next 40 min…

[NashyMingParticipant]

There is still a good chance that this trade would work out like the LAL/MEM trade as long as the Knicks are able to acquire good players this offseason.

I think LBJ is a long shot for the Knicks as the Cavs has a really good shot at the Championship. Even if the Cavs don’t win it all, I don’t think LBJ would leave his hometown with such a solid team.

The Knicks would have a good shot at getting DWade and Bosh though. The Heat hasn’t done much to keep Wade happy and Bosh may leave Toronto if the Raptors can’t make the 2nd round again this year. I can already see a S&T with Bosh to NYK for Danillo already (BC loves Italians). The Knicks can also go after Joe Johnson and Amare.

I don’t think Boozer would fit in with D’Antoni’s system, so Walsh better not going that path.

Anyone else to be considered top players that the Knicks may target?

[knicksfan7Participant]

Well, I am upset we got rid of Hill, and upset about the protection on the draft picks. Though, if the Knicks can obtain Joe Johnson, CB4/Boozer/Amar’e/or resign Lee then things can be good, also the Knicks can always buy a draft pick if they want someone. Donnie has done wonders so far in New York, I believe in the end we’ll look back on this as a good trade.

[knicksfan7Participant]

Oh an also, Houston is foolish to get rid of Carl Landry.

[knicksfan7Participant]

Does anyone think Toney Douglas will start at the Point???

[JNixonParticipant]

This move to get Rodriguez makes his chances alot lower. I’ve never thought he was a true PG, and I’m not convinced he’ll ever be more than a backup PG. He’s a very similar player to Acie Law IMO

[knicksfan7Participant]

I am confused the 2011 1st rounder I have read the Rockets can swap with the knicks and it is top 1 protected, so the Knicks don’t lose there 2011 1st round pick then, right?

[MagikKnickParticipant]

No, the Knicks have a 2011 pick, so do the rockets…but the rockets have the right to swap picks with the Knicks, as long as the pick isnt #1 overall

But we do lose our 2012 pick, unless…its in the top 5

[The8thDeadlySinParticipant]

They only get to keep it if it is the number 1 pick… Then the next year they only get to keep their first round pick if it is top 5…

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

yes, NY still has a 2011 1st rounder

[knicksfan7Participant]

Thanks all. I don’t see a swap as a bad thing, remember when the Bulls did it with us back in 2007. They got Joakim Noah and we got Wilson Chandler, so that wasn’t so bad.

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

You must have amnesia lol.

Walsh walked into Isiah’s mess. The Knicks were one of the worst teams in the league with one of the highest payrolls in the league. They were going nowhere and you couldn’t even see the light at the end of the tunnel. There was no talk about landing a max deal free-agent before he got there. If it wasn’t for Walsh, you don’t have that picture of LeBron James in a Knicks jersey as your profile picture.

[knicksfan7Participant]

Well said, sir, well said.

[MagikKnickParticipant]

Oh, and everyones talking about the Knicks mistakes…

Just for conversation..

Does anyone think the Rockets made a mistake by trading Carl Landry? Or does Hill/Martin make him more replaceable?

[knicksfan7Participant]

While Jordan Hill and Kevin Martin are more talented players than Carl Landry with more potential. They lack the intangibles that Carl Landry possess, that playing hard to til the whistle mantra. Yes, I do believe Houston made a mistake for Carl Landry and will miss his toughness of the bench if they do happen to make the playoffs.

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

And even though Randolph and Crawford have done a complete 180 since they were traded from the Knicks… They were VERY difficult to trade during that time since they had multiple year contracts worth a lot of money. Walsh traded them both in one day and cleared up $27 million for the summer of 2010.

Many GM’s considered Randolph’s contract untradable. Not only did Walsh trade him, he got back Mobley who’s contract has been covered by insurance.

[HueBoND 2001Participant]

Dime a dozen this draft is full of JORDAN Hills in the 2nd round let him goo..plenty of free agents. Knicks shouldve kept the draft picks though. Now all they need to do is get rid of Eddy Curry…..

[quinceyhodges]

NOT TOO BAD OF A TRADE FOR HOUSTON BECAUSE THEY STILL HAVE SCOLA. yes landry is good but i dont think it hurts them that much because they have scola as well as chuck. the knicks could end up looking good but its all on hopes of maybes with the free agent class. there moves arent that bad when you are looking long term , which some knick fans arent really looking at. alot of the fans are viewing short term when the knicks arent a short term fix. chances are that its gonna take years not months or a year before the knicks get to there goal of being a good team that makes the playoffs every year

[knicksfan7Participant]

Well said. The Knicks are still rebuilding I think they can compete for the playoffs in the 2011-12 season, and possibly next season depending on who they get. I have continued saying this if Joe Johnson and Mike D’antoni have no ill will then that’s who the Knicks should get if Wade and LBJ fail. After that either resign Lee or do a sign and trade with Toronto for Chris Bosh if Toronto is unwilling to give CB4 a max contract. I am hoping with the Knicks early 2nd round pick they can get a Center who can start right away or contribute right away at least (Jerome Jordan crosses my mind). If all breaks right a starting 5 can be PG-Joe Johnson-Gallo-CB4-Center. Not bad if you ask me.

[NYK2010Participant]

Just becaz he’s done better than Isiah mean very lil, most Gm’s could’ve done that.
The fact that his draft history has been uneven lately with the Knicks and Pacers is alarming.
A lot of Gm’s have dumped salary its a lot easier when the other team is looking to dump a player.
Dealing with the Warriors and Clips Gm’s not like dealing with Jerry West.
Look what the Warriors got for Stephen Jackson.

Its not just about making salary dumps, what else has he done outside of the 3 cap saving deals.
Other teams have shed contract like the Bulls, Nets.

Knicks cutting payroll is only for cap purposes they’ve never been a team shy with spending even before Isiah.

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Those were three huge cap saving deals though lol. Randolph, Crawford and Jeffries combine to equal almost $35 million in cap space just in time for the greatest free-agency class in NBA history. I disagree with most GM’s being able to do what he did. I don’t remember a lot of GM’s jumping up to take the Knicks job.

It’s easy to criticize draft picks, but the truth of the matter is it’s still too early to make a judgement. It’s also hit and miss.

– There are only two players I would’ve selected ahead of Gallinari in the 2008 draft and they are Brook Lopez and Eric Gordon. I honestly believe Gallinari is going to be a very good player though.

– They did miss out on Jennings, but so did seven or eight other teams. Nobody knew Jennings would be as good as he’s been. Every other GM passed up on Blair in the first round too. The kid is playing great this season, but he doesn’t have any ACL’s. If Walsh would’ve taken him in the first round and he blew out his knees during the first half of the season, you’d have been the first person to jump up and say Walsh was stupid for drafting a player with knee problems.

Give the man his due… Like I said… If not for him, you don’t have a picture of LeBron James in a Knicks jersey as your profile picture.

[quinceyhodges]

of course you will say gordan because thats youre boy although i would have drafted him ahead of gallo as well as mayo and love and lopez. people sleep on love because hes not super athletic but hes very skilled and will be a very good player

[knicksfan7Participant]

Donnie Walsh has not made any bad moves, the Jazz getting the Knicks 1st round is from the Isiah Thomas administration which was apart the Stephon Marbury trade back in 2004. Also, the Knicks are on the right track, maybe in 3-5 years we can say that others were better than Gallo, but right now it can’t be said.

[quinceyhodges]

actually all the ones that were named have been better then gallo so far

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

The Knicks are clearly in rebuilding mode. They gave up some pieces, but I feel like they finally have a clean slate… A fresh start.

If they don’t land two superstar free-agents this summer, they’ll turn their attention to the summer of 2011, which also has some solid free-agents. I think a lot of people are also sleeping on the fact that they could use Curry as a trade piece next season. His $11+ million expiring contract will receive some attention.

[NYK2010Participant]

Those picks won’t be as good as this year’s lottery pick going to the Jazz for sure.
If they don’t get Lebron and end up with Bosh and Joe Johnson thats still a good move.

The Rockets for next year if they make no more moves and resign Scola

Brooks/Lowry
Martin/Budinger
Ariza/Battier
Scola/Jeffries/Hill
Yao/Hayes/Anderson

2010 draft pick

and an extra picks in 2012 they are looking pretty good.

[quinceyhodges]

yeah thats kinda bad

[NYK2010Participant]

Walsh draft history in the 2000-2010 decade was

The 1st rounders: Jordan Hill, Tony Douglas, Danilo Gallinari, Danny Granger, Fred Jones, Primoz Brezec, David Harrison, Shawne Williams
2nd rounders: Jaquay Walls, Jamison Brewer, James Jones, Rashad Wright, Erazem Lorbek, Alexander Johnson

People just seem to remember him drafting Antonio Davis, Dale Davis, Rik Smits, Reggie Miller that was back in 87, 88, 90 and 91. Since than his best picks were Harrington and Granger and not much else.

Don’t forget he drafted Dampier 10th over Nash, Kobe, J’Oneal, Fisher, Peja and Big Z
He’s been bad drafting since the Davis picks in the early 90’s.

I’m not the biggest Brandon Jennings fan but how good would the Knicks look with Jennings and Brook Lopez on the team.

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

I was talking about the players that were drafted AFTER Gallo that the Knicks could’ve selected.

There are only two guys that I’d have taken over him, which are Lopez and Gordon. My point is, is that the Knicks took the closest to the best player available.

[quinceyhodges]

dp

[JNixonParticipant]

Y’all are really slipping. Gallinari will be one of the best scorers in the NBA in the future. Sure they could’ve gotten guys who are better now and a few that will be better in the future, but they really won’t regret their decision to take him as much as y’all are making it seem.

[GoodbyeChandlerParticipant]

they didnt trade chandler

[NYK2010Participant]

Maybe its too early to tell but they could use a Center like Lopez more they are harder to find.

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

It’s easy to list a bunch of players and say they were bad picks, but you didn’t even list when they were picked or what players were picked after them lol. A lot of those picks are from when the Pacers were contenders in the East. They usually drafted late in the first round.

We can lay out the resumes of every GM and there’ll be bumps and bruises. There’s no exact science to drafting players. It’s honestly hit and miss.

Picking Granger at 17 in 2005 though was an absolute steal lol. We wanted Granger the whole time too.

Al Harrington at 25 in 1998 was a solid pick too. We got Travis Best at 23 in 1995.

If you look at the players drafted after our picks, besides in 1996, there weren’t any big time players drafted afterwards. I mean, Carlos Boozer went in the 2nd round (34th) in 2002. We picked Fred Jones at 14 that year. I guess you can blame Walsh for that too lol. I mean, the draft is hit and miss though.

[knicksfan7Participant]

I would like to see the Knicks buy a 1st round pick like they did last year and go for a center Jerome Jordan is at the top of my list of a guy worth taking in the late first round. I would like to see the Knicks try drafting Sherron Collins or Scottie Reynolds with one of there 2 2nd round picks. I would not mind the Knicks starting 5 next season being Toney Douglas-Joe Johnson-Gallo-CB4-Jerome Jordan with a bench of Wilson Chandler, Sergio Rodriguez, Sherron Collins, Eddie House maybe, Eddy Curry, and a few more bench spots.

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Buying their way into the first round is definitely a possibility. They have the money to do it.

[Mr.Knick 32Participant]

Listen, let’s stop ripping Donnie Walsh…please

The man walked into hell with NO light, NO chances and turned this team around. It may not say that in the result of a playoff berth, championship or successful seasons but the man is making moves. As for the past? Walsh never was the balliest GM but he always kept a bend down brake style and made the good move. People forget that Pacer team made the playoffs every year in the 90’s except 94. He got Indy to a finals in 2000. He made good moves but never THE move because he was never in position to make THE move.

In NY, he got rid of all the bad contracts and actually brought NY fans some hope. Isiah didn’t do that and Layden sure as hell didn’t. I expect Walsh to produce something in 2010 because we have all this cap space, we will probably buy a 1st rounder and look at FA. With Eddy Curry’s contract and some teams looking to stay under the cap- Walsh might pull a rabbit out the hat and add a 1st rounder for 2012. Wait and See

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Exactly what I’m saying… Just wait and see. The man has gone to work since joining the Knicks!

[NYK2010Participant]

I’m knocking his picks thats all.

Not sure how highly he though of Jordan Hill now anywayz if he traded him.
To me guys are overrating Hill to say he’s going to be like Amare or an All Star I don’t see it.
He has a nice jump shot and can run the floor not much else, he doesn’t rebound, defend and fouls a lot.
Lets see how he does in Houston since Laundry is gone and Yao is out he should get some minutes.

Just because he did will college means nothing now the game is totally diff. in the pros.
He struggled in the summer league, preseason and most of the season.
He was a nice spark off the bench in a couple of games thats all.
He got 32 mins the last 2 nights total against Taj Gibson and Tyrus Thomas not exactly 2 All Star and Noah was out.
His line
32 mins 1-7 fg, 4-6 fts, 6 rebs, 2 to’s, 0 block, 0 stls.6 pts, 4 fouls.

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