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I’m curious to see where he fits in the rotations. Does this mean Burks is gone? Cant see it.
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I’m curious to see where he fits in the rotations. Does this mean Burks is gone? Cant see it.
I’m curious to see where he fits in the rotations. Does this mean Burks is gone? Cant see it.
- Not a single player on their roster was involved, but you can bet the "Get Zion to New York" train will be full-steam-ahead now. It has always been out there, ever since the Knicks were among the really bad teams hoping Williamson would fall into their lap on draft night.
Instead, they wound up with one of Williamson's teammates at Duke, RJ Barrett.
And now that the Knicks have traded for Reddish, the stars—at least in the eyes of Knicks fans and the franchise's front office—are aligning themselves in a way that looks very appealing to Williamson.
Of course, the Pelicans will do all they can to keep their star happy.
But we've seen this movie before, right?
New Orleans did all it could to keep Anthony Davis content, but the compounding losses in the small-market city made Davis' departure inevitable.
Also…there was peer pressure from other stars in the league (cough, LeBron James!) urging him to not waste some of his best basketball years with a team that wasn't going anywhere.
So Davis forced his way out of New Orleans and wound up with an NBA title in Los Angeles.
Will Zion look to do the same and force his way to New York?
Regardless of how real a threat the Pelicans see New York being in luring away Zion, the opportunity to play with Barrett and Reddish at a minimum will be something he'll think about.
And that would turn what was a dream come true for the organization in landing Zion on draft night in 2019 into a full-blown nightmare.
When you hear the crowd explode behind the shot He prolly stayed up late rewinding that ****I read something somewhere about how psychologically that released some endorphins in his brain to realize his full potential
I gotta find it cause dude called it right after it happened had literature to back it up as well
This moves literally has to motivate Zion to decline his rookie contract and come to the Knicks, Zion knows what he doing.