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Hell no. NO.
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At this exact moment, we are in a better spot than the Hornets. The Wizards have Beal to trade so we'll see what they get from that. Magic I see as in a similar position to us, but I think I would take the Knicks. Over the last two decades obviously the Wizards and Magic have had more success than we have, unfortunately. So I can't necessarily agree but I like where we are at right now in terms of a foundation for building on.
I just made that upIn all seriousness....
This is the worst ever proposed trade. I would literally quit the Knicks .... this is just fuxking dumb ....
Give up 2 1st and let them swap 2 first knowing we'll be still be in the lottery?
**** no
I just made that up
Where you heard that from
I like how they all fell for thatI just made that up
I like how they all fell for that
slime rawstein was think the same thing about RJ being this years Knox. I can live with that because I like the aggression and the fact that missing a couple shots didn’t deter him from shooting. It will all come together for them, they just need to get comfortable with each other and playing in the league.
Trier is def going to be our Lou Will.
slime rawstein was think the same thing about RJ being this years Knox. I can live with that because I like the aggression and the fact that missing a couple shots didn’t deter him from shooting. It will all come together for them, they just need to get comfortable with each other and playing in the league.
Trier is def going to be our Lou Will.
Facts!!Rather have RJ continue to be agressive even if his shot isn’t falling over passing off at half court
Superstar players in the modern NBA have tremendous power. Contracts don't really matter. Leonard forced his way out of San Antonio with a year remaining on his deal. Anthony Davis forced his way out of New Orleans with a year and a half left. George forced his way out of Indiana with a year left. Jimmy Butler forced his way out of Minnesota with a year left. Kyrie Irving forced his way out of Cleveland with two years left.
You don't have to trade a player once he asks to be moved. But usually you end up wishing you did, as the unhappy superstar and corresponding chaos these situations create thwart any chance at team building.
Same ol ****, plow in to the lane with no first step and just flail his hands up.
Idc that RJ played like **** in his first game.
I just dont like how he didnt make the right basketball passes and BADLY missed wide open 3s.