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I don’t want any losing streaks going into the playoffs. Momentum is huge. Gotta finish those last 3 strong.
Official NY Knicks 2021 preseason
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Tough remaining schedule. Would love for us to get 40 wins, but we may end up with 37-39 wins to finish.
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Suns - Knicks tickets going on sale in a few hours
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gonna try and get some good seats
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Celtics and hawks getting smoked tonight, love to see it.
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Next two games are MUST win with how the rest of the schedule is gonna be. And then those last few games are also must win. A lot of the teams on our heels haven't faltered and are still in position to jump up. I'd love a 4 seed to have a home playoff series but I'm fine with 5 since we'd play the same team either way. But if we slip to 6 and have to play the Bucks that'll be wack. Bucks been resting Giannis A LOT to avoid choking in the playoffs again.
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Knicks are 'willing to trade three or four first-rounders' for Damian Lillard, per report
By Sam Quinn
For the second consecutive season, the Portland Trail Blazers are fighting for their postseason lives. With two weeks left in the regular season, the Blazers currently occupy the No. 7 seed in the Western Conference and could be knocked out of the playoffs entirely through the play-in round. Blazers coach Terry Stotts appears to be on the hot seat, and with star Damian Lillard set to turn 31 this offseason, the sharks are starting to circle on Portland's best player. If Portland ever decides to pivot into a rebuild, there will be no shortage of suitors for the All-NBA guard.
Among them? The resurgent New York Knicks, who, thanks to their Kristaps Porzingis trade with Dallas, have a surplus of draft capital to include. On Friday, we got a brief idea of what the Knicks might be willing to put on the table for a star of Lillard's caliber. According to The New York Post's Marc Berman, the Knicks would likely be willing to offer three or four first-round picks in exchange for Lillard if it meant keeping youngsters RJ Barrett and Obi Toppin.
Based on recent trends, this likely wouldn't be enough to pry Lillard away from Portland if he ever became available. The Houston Rocketsrecently extracted four first-round picks, four first-round swaps and, though they dealt him, young star Caris LeVert in exchange for James Harden. Portland would surely ask for a similar package even if Lillard isn't quite as accomplished as Harden. The market doesn't particularly care. Superstars become available so rarely and are so critical to the pursuit of championships that teams typically have enough suitors to ask for almost anything they want.
In New York's case, that would likely mean Barrett, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. Barrett is having a breakout season for the Knicks by averaging 17.6 points per game on significantly improved defense and 39 percent 3-point shooting. Without his inclusion, the Knicks will have a hard time trading for a star. Toppin, struggling through an underwhelming rookie season, still has value, but likely wouldn't be a centerpiece in such a deal.
If the Knicks could pair Lillard with Julius Randleand Tom Thibodeau's defense, they'd still trail Brooklyn and Milwaukee in star power, but they'd at least have enough to pose a real threat to the NBA's best teams. Sadly for the Knicks, Lillard has not indicated that he is interested in being traded, nor have any reports suggested that the Blazers are ready to consider moving their franchise player.
By Sam Quinn
For the second consecutive season, the Portland Trail Blazers are fighting for their postseason lives. With two weeks left in the regular season, the Blazers currently occupy the No. 7 seed in the Western Conference and could be knocked out of the playoffs entirely through the play-in round. Blazers coach Terry Stotts appears to be on the hot seat, and with star Damian Lillard set to turn 31 this offseason, the sharks are starting to circle on Portland's best player. If Portland ever decides to pivot into a rebuild, there will be no shortage of suitors for the All-NBA guard.
Among them? The resurgent New York Knicks, who, thanks to their Kristaps Porzingis trade with Dallas, have a surplus of draft capital to include. On Friday, we got a brief idea of what the Knicks might be willing to put on the table for a star of Lillard's caliber. According to The New York Post's Marc Berman, the Knicks would likely be willing to offer three or four first-round picks in exchange for Lillard if it meant keeping youngsters RJ Barrett and Obi Toppin.
Based on recent trends, this likely wouldn't be enough to pry Lillard away from Portland if he ever became available. The Houston Rocketsrecently extracted four first-round picks, four first-round swaps and, though they dealt him, young star Caris LeVert in exchange for James Harden. Portland would surely ask for a similar package even if Lillard isn't quite as accomplished as Harden. The market doesn't particularly care. Superstars become available so rarely and are so critical to the pursuit of championships that teams typically have enough suitors to ask for almost anything they want.
In New York's case, that would likely mean Barrett, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. Barrett is having a breakout season for the Knicks by averaging 17.6 points per game on significantly improved defense and 39 percent 3-point shooting. Without his inclusion, the Knicks will have a hard time trading for a star. Toppin, struggling through an underwhelming rookie season, still has value, but likely wouldn't be a centerpiece in such a deal.
If the Knicks could pair Lillard with Julius Randleand Tom Thibodeau's defense, they'd still trail Brooklyn and Milwaukee in star power, but they'd at least have enough to pose a real threat to the NBA's best teams. Sadly for the Knicks, Lillard has not indicated that he is interested in being traded, nor have any reports suggested that the Blazers are ready to consider moving their franchise player.
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Id trade 3 first for Dame, idc.
3 firsts / Knox / Payton etc
3 firsts / Knox / Payton etc
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Dame my favorite player but chilllllll man
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Nah dame is go. Knicks have been desperate for a legit PG for a min... unless we rather go see what Ramon sessions is doing ![0]](/styles/default/xenforo/NTemojis/alien.gif "Alien 0]")
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LANK!!!
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Nah dame is go. Knicks have been desperate for a legit PG for a min... unless we rather go see what Ramon sessions is doing
At 30? Three first rounds picks man? I don’t agree.
A few years ago, of course. But honestly Dame loves Portland man. He’s not moving.
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I read this a couple of days ago and it was so stupid I didn't even bother posting it.Knicks are 'willing to trade three or four first-rounders' for Damian Lillard, per report
By Sam Quinn
For the second consecutive season, the Portland Trail Blazers are fighting for their postseason lives. With two weeks left in the regular season, the Blazers currently occupy the No. 7 seed in the Western Conference and could be knocked out of the playoffs entirely through the play-in round. Blazers coach Terry Stotts appears to be on the hot seat, and with star Damian Lillard set to turn 31 this offseason, the sharks are starting to circle on Portland's best player. If Portland ever decides to pivot into a rebuild, there will be no shortage of suitors for the All-NBA guard.
Among them? The resurgent New York Knicks, who, thanks to their Kristaps Porzingis trade with Dallas, have a surplus of draft capital to include. On Friday, we got a brief idea of what the Knicks might be willing to put on the table for a star of Lillard's caliber. According to The New York Post's Marc Berman, the Knicks would likely be willing to offer three or four first-round picks in exchange for Lillard if it meant keeping youngsters RJ Barrett and Obi Toppin.
Based on recent trends, this likely wouldn't be enough to pry Lillard away from Portland if he ever became available. The Houston Rocketsrecently extracted four first-round picks, four first-round swaps and, though they dealt him, young star Caris LeVert in exchange for James Harden. Portland would surely ask for a similar package even if Lillard isn't quite as accomplished as Harden. The market doesn't particularly care. Superstars become available so rarely and are so critical to the pursuit of championships that teams typically have enough suitors to ask for almost anything they want.
In New York's case, that would likely mean Barrett, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. Barrett is having a breakout season for the Knicks by averaging 17.6 points per game on significantly improved defense and 39 percent 3-point shooting. Without his inclusion, the Knicks will have a hard time trading for a star. Toppin, struggling through an underwhelming rookie season, still has value, but likely wouldn't be a centerpiece in such a deal.
If the Knicks could pair Lillard with Julius Randleand Tom Thibodeau's defense, they'd still trail Brooklyn and Milwaukee in star power, but they'd at least have enough to pose a real threat to the NBA's best teams. Sadly for the Knicks, Lillard has not indicated that he is interested in being traded, nor have any reports suggested that the Blazers are ready to consider moving their franchise player.
"Lillard has not indicated that he is interested in being traded, nor have any reports suggested that the Blazers are ready to consider moving their franchise player."
Whomever wrote this is a Nets fan, 100%.
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Yup. Dame loves Portland. He’s good and happy. Whether a ring comes with it or not.
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Dame talk is the same as Beal talk
he don’t wanna leave and they don’t wanna trade him so what’s the point
he don’t wanna leave and they don’t wanna trade him so what’s the point
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yeah dame ain't giving up his sprawling home on the lake to live in nyc
he's a west coast dude. plus he def seems willing to die on his "loyalty" hill
unless these players hint at anything themselves, it's best to ignore manufactured media hype
he's a west coast dude. plus he def seems willing to die on his "loyalty" hill
unless these players hint at anything themselves, it's best to ignore manufactured media hype
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these last three days have felt like a week
that young kid on the rockets needs to be covered well today and the game belongs to the knicks
that young kid on the rockets needs to be covered well today and the game belongs to the knicks
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Can't recall the last time I saw a Knicks game with this line. I know the Rockets are terrible but geeeez
