Official New York Knicks Season 2023-2024 Thread - page 12

Thibs coached many GREAT players (both as head and assistant…NBA & Team USA) .. I trust his EYE for talent .


His EYE said Reddish was not that guy … the whole fanbase was on Thibs neck for not playing him. I remember the initial reception to Hart trade



“Cam Reddish is going to flourish under a real coach like Billups!!” (?? 🤣)

“When Cam plays against us, he’s going to score over 40 points!”

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Boring a$s team only move they making is trading obi for a second round pick

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Uhhhh idk boys

Dumb move

Who are u

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fu#k outta here n1gga

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Who the fu#k are you

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Ask Your Moms Mouth.

fu#k outta here you not a Knicks fan.

I still remember reading comments about how we needed to wait for Frank and Knox.

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Keeping it all the way real, like to atleast see a rookie get a chance.

Obi has proven himself. So he doesn't fit in this situation.
If we trading Obi, who we getting in return with his upside?

n1ggas in here really want pg we already have one dude who disappears in the playoffs, now you n1ggas want another one

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If PG was like 5 years younger I’d definitely want them to pull the trigger but he’s 33 now with all types of injury problems Lavine it is I guess

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Randle was hurt . And he still had some great playoff games sprinkled in, especially vs Miami; no doubt in my mind he plays way better healthy.


Paul George only had one “bad “ playoff series, & that was in the bubble . Playoff P always show up in postseason play. Last time he was in the playoffs, he led the Clippers to the conference final..beating the #1 seed Utah Jazz while Kawhi was sidelined.

Paul George would instantly be our best player on the team if acquired.


He’s still a top 12-15 player in the league .

PG hasn't played more than 56 games in 4 years. The best ability is availability and he hasn't shown that.

Injury Prone, Going on 34 and owed 95 mill over the next two years. Im all the way good. We can hold out for a better fit.

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You wanna trade for an injury prone 33 yr old who is eligible for an 220 mil extension and has already shown you he isn't capable of leading a team to a chip at any point in his career

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Rather than a savior, the New York Knicks are looking for a selection come NBA Draft night.

One of the sacrifices of the Knicks' most successful season in a decade was their 2023 draft capital: heading into the selections in Brooklyn on Thursday night (8 p.m. ET, ABC/ESPN), the Knicks do not appear once among the 58 choices on Barclays Center's board. Their first-round choice (23rd overall) was traded to the Portland Trail Blazers in the trade deadline deal that brought Josh Hart to Manhattan while the other was dealt to Charlotte last draft night in the effort to build a budget for Jalen Brunson. That choice, 53rd overall, now resides in Minnesota after further deals.

That lack of draft picks hasn't prevented the Knicks from doing their due diligence on the workout front, especially when it comes to the undrafted free agency portion of the draft's aftermath. Keep track of the names the Knicks worked out on the list below ...

Khalid Moore, Fordham
Born in Queens, Moore returned to New York City last season after four years at Georgia Tech. As a graduate transfer, Moore was one of the primary contributors to the Rams' finest season in over three decades, serving as the second-leading scorer (15.7 per game) and top rebounder (6.7). (Ian Begley)

Justin Powell, Washington State
The well-traveled Powell worked his way through the SEC at Auburn and Tennessee before settling in Pullman. No matter where he went, he took a three-point prowess with him, sinking 121 over three seasons and sinking just under 42 percent of his attempts. In advanced stats, Powell was second the Pac-12 in offensive rating. (Adam Zagoria)

Isaiah Sanders, Fairmont State
The Knicks' relative sense of reckless abandon and having nothing to lose at this draft has caused them to upturn some unusual stones, such as that of Division II Fairmont State. There, Sanders averaged over 19.8 points in the last two seasons and helped the Flying Falcons to the Mountain East Conference title game.

Rich Paul such a f@ggot

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