New York Knicks
Inviato: 07/10/2011, 21:56
Uniti dall'odio eterno per D'antoni...
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Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 07/10/2011, 22:04
Ti dedico questa che mi fa arrapare:
ps. manca solo il topic di Miami.
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 07/10/2011, 22:08
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 10/11/2011, 13:26
Momento di nostalgia NBA
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Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 02/12/2011, 17:58
Il 27/12 arrivo a New York...spero di riuscire a vedere almeno una partita.
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 02/12/2011, 23:32
Lorenzo ha scritto:Il 27/12 arrivo a New York...spero di riuscire a vedere almeno una partita.
Senza invidia proprio.....
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 08/12/2011, 22:34
ma il play dei Knicks chi sarà, Shumpert, con Toney Douglas dal pino? 
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 08/12/2011, 22:36
Shumpert cmq è una 17...non una 47...
immagino che con Melo,Stat e Chandler in playmaker possa giocare un uomo ordinato(Shumpert cmq è proiettato come possibile grande difensore NBA)che difende
immagino che con Melo,Stat e Chandler in playmaker possa giocare un uomo ordinato(Shumpert cmq è proiettato come possibile grande difensore NBA)che difende
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 08/12/2011, 22:36
Ma Billups è FA?
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 08/12/2011, 22:39
scade quest'annomfbonsa ha scritto:Ma Billups è FA?
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 08/12/2011, 22:41
dovrebbero usare l'amnesty...o scambiarlo nel sign&trade per Chandler
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 09/12/2011, 1:32
http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/21 ... n_Chandler
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 09/12/2011, 13:16
quindi direi che Dwight non ci va di sicuro...
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 09/12/2011, 13:17
basta con sta storia Sheed.per piacere non scriviamolo neppure per scherzoRasheed ha scritto:dovrebbero usare l'amnesty...o scambiarlo nel sign&trade per Chandler
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 09/12/2011, 22:41
Chauncey Billups could retire
Chauncey Billups, reportedly scheduled to be fired by the New York Knicks to clear salary-cap room for Tyson Chandler, will consider retiring from the NBA if he is claimed off waivers by a team he deems undesirable, according to his agent.
Acting under terms of the new collective bargaining agreement, the Knicks were preparing to apply the one-time amnesty clause to Billups' contract, shedding his $14.2 million wage from their payroll and landing him on the league's waiver wire.
"But I wouldn't be surprised if Chauncey retired rather than play for a team he wouldn't want to play for," said Andy Miller, agent for the 35-year-old point guard. "He doesn't need the money, his kids are getting to an age where he wants to be an active participant, and he doesn't need the frustration and instability he's constantly dealing with. So he may choose not to play."
Miller said his client raised the possibility of retirement after news broke that the Knicks were close to an agreement with Chandler, and that the 14-year veteran playmaker would need to be sacrificed to make the deal possible. Billups didn't want to leave Denver last February when he was shipped to New York in the Carmelo Anthony trade.
"Chauncey's pissed off, but he's not pissed at the Knicks," Miller said. "He understands it's a business and they have to do what they have to do.
"But he's in a very frustrated state of mind because this has happened to him twice now. The way the league is structured, if you're a hot name and teams have interest in you, you have the ability to manufacture mass hysteria, and guys like Chauncey who put in years of high-level leadership, production, and service get lost."
Billups might not be the only Knick on the way out with Chandler coming on board. Sources told ESPN The Magazine's Ric Bucher that the team is offering forward Ronny Turiaf and $3 million to teams with cap space to clear payroll.
Miller said numerous teams have expressed interest in Billups, but that he hasn't engaged the five-time All-Star in conversation about them.
"It would be a complete waste of time right now," Miller said, "because it's been a very trying time for Chauncey.
"He enjoyed the city life in New York and had no gripes about his time there. But if he's picked up in a situation he doesn't want, maybe he retires, or he retires for one year, I don't know. If he can't choose his destiny and he's only there for 66 games, I think he'd much rather stay at home until the season is over."
Chauncey Billups, reportedly scheduled to be fired by the New York Knicks to clear salary-cap room for Tyson Chandler, will consider retiring from the NBA if he is claimed off waivers by a team he deems undesirable, according to his agent.
Acting under terms of the new collective bargaining agreement, the Knicks were preparing to apply the one-time amnesty clause to Billups' contract, shedding his $14.2 million wage from their payroll and landing him on the league's waiver wire.
"But I wouldn't be surprised if Chauncey retired rather than play for a team he wouldn't want to play for," said Andy Miller, agent for the 35-year-old point guard. "He doesn't need the money, his kids are getting to an age where he wants to be an active participant, and he doesn't need the frustration and instability he's constantly dealing with. So he may choose not to play."
Miller said his client raised the possibility of retirement after news broke that the Knicks were close to an agreement with Chandler, and that the 14-year veteran playmaker would need to be sacrificed to make the deal possible. Billups didn't want to leave Denver last February when he was shipped to New York in the Carmelo Anthony trade.
"Chauncey's pissed off, but he's not pissed at the Knicks," Miller said. "He understands it's a business and they have to do what they have to do.
"But he's in a very frustrated state of mind because this has happened to him twice now. The way the league is structured, if you're a hot name and teams have interest in you, you have the ability to manufacture mass hysteria, and guys like Chauncey who put in years of high-level leadership, production, and service get lost."
Billups might not be the only Knick on the way out with Chandler coming on board. Sources told ESPN The Magazine's Ric Bucher that the team is offering forward Ronny Turiaf and $3 million to teams with cap space to clear payroll.
Miller said numerous teams have expressed interest in Billups, but that he hasn't engaged the five-time All-Star in conversation about them.
"It would be a complete waste of time right now," Miller said, "because it's been a very trying time for Chauncey.
"He enjoyed the city life in New York and had no gripes about his time there. But if he's picked up in a situation he doesn't want, maybe he retires, or he retires for one year, I don't know. If he can't choose his destiny and he's only there for 66 games, I think he'd much rather stay at home until the season is over."
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 09/12/2011, 23:01
naaaaaaaaa
vedrete che un contratto al minimo salariale lo trova...o miami o LA.
vedrete che un contratto al minimo salariale lo trova...o miami o LA.
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 11/12/2011, 2:35
Con Shumpert e Chandler qualcosa in difesa si guadagna.
Bisogna capire D'Antoni che uso ne faccia..
Bisogna capire D'Antoni che uso ne faccia..
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 11/12/2011, 2:37
di Shumpert credo poco...
hanno firmato Bibby dicendo già che è il play di riserva...
Shumpert è un 1-2 che potrebbe trovare poco spazio
hanno firmato Bibby dicendo già che è il play di riserva...
Shumpert è un 1-2 che potrebbe trovare poco spazio
Re: New York Knicks
Inviato: 11/12/2011, 2:51
Bibby play di riserva?Rasheed ha scritto:di Shumpert credo poco...
hanno firmato Bibby dicendo già che è il play di riserva...
Shumpert è un 1-2 che potrebbe trovare poco spazio
Shumpert non l'ho seguito moltissimo, ma mi ha fatto una discreta impressione.
Fisicamente mi ricorda molto Evans, uno di quelli che appunto non va sotto con nessun play e con pochissime G.