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Are these the same Knick fans that attend the draft each year?For what it's worth, Knick fans are all saying that it's a no-brainer that Isiah will match the offer.
both nazr and rasho are better players than jackie butler. don't let the wackos on here fool you. the spurs have downgraded considerably in the center position.
Are these the same Knick fans that attend the draft each year?For what it's worth, Knick fans are all saying that it's a no-brainer that Isiah will match the offer.
From the Knicks board:
Now we're talking!!!I'd totally be down with a Q and Jackie for Barry (1 year remaining) and Eric Williams (expiring) trade, but I doubt that SA wants to pick up Q's contract. Though Q will be a nice long term replacement for Finley when he retires after next season.
That's not even possible.
I think Zeke will have some difficulty convincing Dolan to pony up $6 million for this guy on top of the $200 million he's already committed to spending.
I'd totally be down with a Q and Jackie for Barry (1 year remaining) and Eric Williams (expiring) trade, but I doubt that SA wants to pick up Q's contract. Though Q will be a nice long term replacement for Finley when he retires after next season.
Id do that trade so fast, Isaih's head would spin.
He convinced him to give that rediculous contract to Jerome James and Eddy Curry.I think Zeke will have some difficulty convincing Dolan to pony up $6 million for this guy on top of the $200 million he's already committed to spending.
That just proves how nuts Dolan is
Exactly.He convinced him to give that rediculous contract to Jerome James and Eddy Curry.
That means, they will prob match.
The one gift that Isaih has is his gift of babble.
$6M is nothin but a drop in the bucket of $200M. Isiah gets pretty free reign to prove he can keep his job.
Isiah has tons of pride. He won't let this one go.
Quentin Richardson:
06-07: $6,960,000
07-08: $8,105,500
08-09: $8,825,750
09-10: $9,352,500 (Player Option)
That's a lot of money for a guy that isn't all that versatile.
Maybe Isiah will fall in love with one of his summer league players.
All it'll take is one more player on the Knicks and then it'd become much harder to sign Butler.
If he has some trade on the table which will free up minutes or roster spots, Zeke might be able to talk Dolan into matching. Otherwise he shot his wad with the other centers.
Most likely you are right. I think the Spurs' chances are between 10-20% right now.
Time to get lucky.
If you keep beating your head on the wall, does it hurt less? Word is that Isaiah is on a short leash. That would mean that Dolan's patience is about at an end.
The more I think about it, the more I think that the Spurs' only hope is that Isiah wants to show the world that Eddy Curry and Jerome James were the right moves.
Were'nt the Spurs odds in the Duncan draft about that.....
Lucky? CIA Pop is probably "communicating" with Isiah about the negatives as we speak.
I hope that you stop posting and realize what an idiot you have always been.
If a player requests not to return, don't most teams respect that and allow the player to leave?
if the spurs feel that strongly about butler they should've just sent more of the mle his way and forgotten about fing around with san francisco elson. maybe they could've told javtokas to wait
BTW, is there any credible word on whether this Butler kid actually put his high school-educated "X" on the offer sheet?
Nope.
That has worked maybe twice in league history.
ludden seems to think so
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