The New York Knicks are rumored to be considering a trade with the Boston Celtics their nine-time NBA All-Star small forward, Carmelo Anthony.
For the record, the NBA All-star Rusell Westbrook is still the consistent player and the best point guard in the league.
Knicks president Phil Jackson said Derrick Rose and the entire team need to focus on the upcoming season, even though there is a $21.5 million rape lawsuit against him.
Boston Celtics wingman Evan Turner thinks that mid-range is the ‘future of NBA’ because that’s where the money’s at. Some basketball observers disagree argue that open-style play plus three-pointers is the trend and that mid-range scoring isn’t a one-style-fits-all for all teams.
Previous reports indicate a possible New York homecoming of ‘Linsanity’ star Jeremy Lin after his breakout season with Charlotte Hornets. New emerging reports, however, suggest that Knicks are having doubts in their pursuit of Lin as their gameplan involves a point guard-oriented traditional offense system with elements of triangle offense that do not fit the Charlotte point guard’s role.
eremy Lin is reportedly in talks with Houston Rockets’ new head coach Mike D’Antoni over his possible comeback to his former team. D’Antoni wants to get his famous 'Seven Seconds or Less' uber-fast offense formula working right with the Rockets with the ‘Linsanity’ star to complement James Harden on the hardcourt.
Houston Rockets give Mike D’Antoni a chance at redemption by hiring him as the new head coach. His famed 'Seven Seconds or Less' fast tempo offense has made Steve Nash-led Phoenix Suns a formidable powerhouse and the Stephen Curry-led Golden State Warriors a champion.
New reports suggest that with New York Knicks’ hiring of Jeff Hornacek, franchise exec Phil ‘Zen Master’ Jackson has now staved off triangle offense in favor of traditional offense. Under traditional offense system, Knicks is reportedly eyeing to get high profile point guards, namely, Jeremy Lin and Rajon Rondo to form the team’s offense next season.
Now that the NBA draft is just around the corner, there is a general expectation among NBA analysts that the 18-year-old Croatian-born Dragan Bender would end up getting drafted by Boston Celtics with their No. 3 overall pick. Already, some pundits are already comparing Bender as the next Kristaps Porzingis.
Rockets center Dwight Howard is reportedly moving out from Houston in search of a max contract elsewhere. The big man has been a thorn in James Harden’s side giving the impression that their seemingly irreconcilable differences may tear the team apart.
Mike Conley is NBA’s most sought-after point guard in the free agency market this summer. Although earlier reports suggest a fallout between him and Memphis, GM Chris Wallace guarantees a re-sign while New York pitches for a much juicier deal to add him in the team’s Triangle Offense-oriented roster
Although an excellent pass-first point guard, Timberwolves’ Ricky Rubio may be traded away for his inconsistent shooting as Minnesota’s Tom Thibodeau promises to turn things around next season with a team revamp. Meanwhile, other teams are apparently eyeing to acquire Rubio in a trade which includes the New York Knicks and the Chicago Bulls.
New York Knicks is reportedly eyeing to get Sacramento point guard Darren Collison to complete its Triangle Offense roster. In the free agency season, Collison’s affordable market value at $5,229,454 is a potentially remarkable deal to boost New York’s lineup.
New York Knicks star player Carmelo Anthony eagerly seeks to talk with Knicks’ management over the team’s next course of action following a dismal performance this season. Meanwhile, some pundits think that it’s maybe time for Anthony to relinquish his leadership role to someone new after a series of missed playoffs in three consecutive seasons.
New York Knicks President Phil Jackson was slammed for getting an ‘overvalued’ Derrick Williams on board as hybrid forward for a two-year $9million contract. Meanwhile, the forward player hinted at opting-in for a longer and more financially secure contract instead of settling with $4.4 million player option for a year.
