Indazone
01-01-2010, 12:45 AM
Who would want to take on T-Mac's huge albatross contract without proof he can play at the high level he was at? Why would Houston part with him when his expiring is so big? Seems to me a compromise might be the best course of action. Negotiate a smaller buyout and T-Mac becomes a free agent to sign with any team he wants. Sort of like the Steve Francis situation only T-Mac is not getting a 40 million buyout.
By Mark J. Miller
The New York Knicks supposedly have some interest in the Houston Rockets' Tracy McGrady(notes) but the Rockets aren't planning breaking any speed records to trade the expensive star who is on indefinite leave from the team, according to the New York Post.
The Knicks would love to make the playoffs this season, just to show a little progress from the previous couple of horrendous seasons, but losing to the New Jersey Nets like they did last night isn't going to help their chances. But the Knicks are apparently not going to snag McGrady just yet.
The Rockets are apparently planning to talk to a whole bunch of teams. And all that talking could end up for naught if no teams offer anything the Rockets want. The team would then buy out McGrady and he could sign on with a team as a free agent.
The Knicks and Rockets have reportedly had "limited" conversations about a McGrady deal. Extensive talks with any trading partners will happen more next week once the holidays are fully over.
Source: New York Post
By Mark J. Miller
The New York Knicks supposedly have some interest in the Houston Rockets' Tracy McGrady(notes) but the Rockets aren't planning breaking any speed records to trade the expensive star who is on indefinite leave from the team, according to the New York Post.
The Knicks would love to make the playoffs this season, just to show a little progress from the previous couple of horrendous seasons, but losing to the New Jersey Nets like they did last night isn't going to help their chances. But the Knicks are apparently not going to snag McGrady just yet.
The Rockets are apparently planning to talk to a whole bunch of teams. And all that talking could end up for naught if no teams offer anything the Rockets want. The team would then buy out McGrady and he could sign on with a team as a free agent.
The Knicks and Rockets have reportedly had "limited" conversations about a McGrady deal. Extensive talks with any trading partners will happen more next week once the holidays are fully over.
Source: New York Post