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The Wolves would get ed with that trade................
link Garnett To The Big Apple?
21st February, 2006 - 10:51 pm
Christopher Reina/RealGM - A source close to the participants in the talks told Christopher Reina late Tuesday night that New York and Minnesota are in serious and ongoing discussions about a deal which would send Kevin Garnett to the Knicks in exchange for Penny Hardaway and Channing Frye. Isiah Thomas, who has called Frye untouchable all season, is willing to give up the sought after rookie to land the future Hall of Famer.
Garnett has made it clear to the front office that should he be dealt, he wants to go to New York and that wish will be fulfilled if the Timberwolves decide to end the KG era and begin to rebuild. They reportedly respect Garnett and all that he has done for both the franchise and the area not to trade him to his preferred team.
The question of if the Wolves want to move on without Garnett will be the deciding factor in whether a trade gets completed before Thursday.
This deal delayed last week's Knicks discussions with the Magic regarding Steve Francis and it is why it will be Jamal Crawford and Maurice Taylor going to Orlando for their first time, instead of Hardaway’s second. That deal is all but complete, but Orlando is waiting to see if Denver returns to the table before the deadline.
If the Wolves choose to retain Garnett, the Knicks will turn to Denver and Kenyon Martin, a player that Larry Brown covets. [READ]
The Wolves would get ed with that trade................
That's whack.
I WANT FRYE
that trade ONLY makes sence for the wolves IF THEY GET PICKS ALSO
no doubt in my mind the wolves will be ed
Curry
KG
Marbury
Francis
Would be interesting.
KG for Hardaway and Frye? Man that would be just about the worst trade of all time I'd have to say. Poor Wolves.
Kncks have no picks left after the Curry trade. Stern would love KG in NY
Wow.
I would love KG playing with the Knicks. It's about time for KG to move on. Leave Minny.
Torture the East.
"Can't find my checkbook. Hope you don't mind I pay you in change."
Man, this trade would be a reason to bring this out again:
Frye's number seem good for a 2nd year player, but I don't know what Mchale would see in him in that would = a KG type player. Anfernee Hardaway is getting new injuries everyday, so he doesn't really count. Anybody have contract figures?
If they get KG, they're not getting Francis. Penny is the contract ballast in both prospective trades....
From the article
This deal delayed last week's Knicks discussions with the Magic regarding Steve Francis and it is why it will be Jamal Crawford and Maurice Taylor going to Orlando for their first time, instead of Hardaway’s second. That deal is all but complete, but Orlando is waiting to see if Denver returns to the table before the deadline.
so KG and Marbury playing together again, right?
wolves need to rebuild
and the sixers need to trade ai and get something for him
wolves have no chance at winning a le without a blockbuster trade
wolves said they were one piece away from winning it all
and they do this trade?
they must not believe that
kg is useless late in games he is mr not clutch
Everyone keeps saying the Wolves should do it out of respect, but they have to get something out of it!
I think Minnesota would get some picks. They need to start rebuilding in Minny.
i suggest tanking it this yr than get the 1st pick/1st round in the next draft?
Wolves should try to get rid of Jaric at the same time if they are going to keep Casey. As it is they won't get quite enough cap room trading only KG to make it worthwhile.
dude, the twolves aren't going to trade KG....
That would be in stupid.
That would be a good idea!i suggest tanking it this yr than get the 1st pick/1st round in the next draft?
I would love to see wolves009's reaction to that one.
Maybe Wolves are trying to get set up for a shot at Greg Oden.
http://games.espn.go.com/nba/feature...teams=16~16~18
Trade Machine says it's a go.
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