FixedYou a faq nikka, breh
FixedYou a faq nikka, breh
Maybe it does.
I agree that it would take too much from an already "scrappy/sum of the parts" team to get Booker, but always looking for a bargain or trying to get less out of more holds certain teams back. This isn't the St. Louis Knicks to worry about paying value to a Top 15/20 player.
Sometimes the answer is that simple. And I've spoken on this before but it seems as NY teams usually are always the ones to complicate the answer more than not.
Brunson's payday won't be applicable till 2026. Right now he's on the most valuable deal we've seen outside of 2013-17 Curry.I think with the implementation of the second apron rules, every team regardless of market will have to think of the larger picture
Brunson is about to get bumped to the max, OG’s gonna get a big salary increase as well.
Let’s say this summer they packaged DiVincenzo, Randle, McBride and Sims for Booker.
How much does that really increase their title chances?
A big part of Booker's ball dominance is the fact the Suns played 2K and don't have a point guard. Score first or not Brunson is a point guard. The fit isn't as bad as you think.No thank you
Knicks already have their ball dominant score first guard in Brunson, I don't like the pairing
It's not exactly 1:1 with Donovan Mitchell since Booker is much taller but they're both still score first high usage guards regardless
It's something that looks good on paper but fit >>>>>>>>
"From what I'm being told, I don't know if — it'll probably never happen," Smith said.
/ThreadDonte DiVincenzo at $12 mil AAV for the next 3 seasons > Booker at $53 mil AAV