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The New Jersey Nets are prepared to offer a trade package featuring Brook Lopez and two future first-round picks to acquire Dwight Howard before the Orlando Magic center becomes a free agent in July 2012, according to sources close to the situation.
Despite the Nets' obvious interest, the Lakers and Knickscontinue to be widely presumed to be Howard's preferred destinations. The Los Angeles Clippers are also regarded as a legit contender Howard, despite the franchise's history under owner Donald Sterling, because they'll have cap space and could pair him with rising star Blake Griffin.
In a recent interview with Esquire magazine, Howard said: "There's more you can do in a bigger place. I'm stuck in a tough position because I feel like right now, where I'm at, I've done so much. And I just don't know what else I can do."
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/72971 ... ando-magic
Chris Broussard on ESPN radio now
Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
But a lot of the youngins do dumb things, but they aren't dumb.
Originally Posted by Cyber Smoke
according to our good friend Mr. Isola the knicks also reached out to other players:
"Knicks reached out to agents for Jeff Foster, Grant Hill, Caron Butler, Kurt Thomas, Jared Jeffries and Shawne Williams...just to name a few
[h1]Team-by-team breakdown: New CBA[/h1][h3]How the NBA's new system will impact all 30 teams in 2011-12 season, future seasons[/h3]
By Chad Ford and John Hollinger
ESPN.com
[h4]NEW YORK KNICKS[/h4]
How it helps: The league didn't get the franchise tag that small-market teams wanted, so Knicks fans can take a major sigh of relief -- New York can still raid the rosters of the poor and get away with it. The new trade and free-agent rules may give Chris Paul, Deron Williams or Dwight Howard pause about leaving, but they're not draconian enough to stop them if they really want to play in New York.![]()
How it hurts: The Knicks used an extend-and-trade to get Carmelo Anthony in the fold. The new CBA severely curtails the ability of teams to do the same in the future. The Knicks used a sign-and-trade to land Amare Stoudemire. Sign-and-trades are also less likely under the new arrangement.
The Knicks will also be affected by the league's new revenue-sharing program. While the details are a little fuzzy, it's clear the Knicks and Lakers will be giving up a significant chunk of their profits to small-market teams.
Immediate impact (this season): The bottom line for the Knicks? They really need to work a deal to get either Howard, Paul or Williams by Dec. 31.
They don't have the cap space to hand out a max contract next summer, so if one of them wants to play in New York, he would have to take a significant pay cut and fewer guaranteed years in free agency. If anything, the urgency to pressure New Orleans, New Jersey or Orlando into a deal now has increased.
Long-term impact (future seasons): If the Knicks land another star, it's going to be much more difficult to add talent around them. And if they become a luxury-tax payer again, the cost of doing business will become much higher. Then again, with ticket prices in New York rising about 49 percent this year, they clearly will have the ability to finance such a team.
Guess it's that simple. Let's hope Jerome Jordan turns out I guess.
Either of these guys coming off the bench for us would be great. Both can play multiple positions, Score and defend. Sign em up.Originally Posted by Cyber Smoke
according to our good friend Mr. Isola the knicks also reached out to other players:
"Knicks reached out to agents for Jeff Foster, Grant Hill, Caron Butler, Kurt Thomas, Jared Jeffries and Shawne Williams...just to name a few
Originally Posted by tim teufel
So it's safe to say Paul will be a Knick next season?
according to our good friend Mr. Isola the knicks also reached out to other players:
"Knicks reached out to agents for Jeff Foster, Grant Hill, Caron Butler, Kurt Thomas, Jared Jeffries and Shawne Williams...just to name a few
1)Nothing is ever safe with the Knicks, so dont believe it until the deal is done....
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why do they insist with this clown...![]()
Originally Posted by DubA169
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RT @Al_Iannazzone: From The Record, #Nets don't expect Deron Williams to sign extension; planning for him to opt out: http://bit.ly/sI602r
The bottom line for the Knicks? They really need to work a deal to get either Howard, Paul or Williams by Dec. 31.
This statement makes it feel impossible that we're getting a 3rd star
Originally Posted by you go boy
heres my trade scenario for cp3
http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=6wqkwtv
heres why it would make sense
knicks get cp3
they need a 3rd star and also a pg so it only makes sense
milwaukee gets chauncey
they get a expiring contract but good player and save on 4 mil because cap jack is a 2 year contract
portland gets fields, ariza
they swap flash for a younger 3 who still has a lot of potential and also get a good kid in landry
hornets get shumpert, douglas, cap. jack, flash
they get value back in return for cp3... they swapped ariza for cap. jack and flash and if they are
not happy with those 2 they can trade them or their contracts expires 2013. and they got replacement
point guards in douglas and shumpert...