Will Melo Be a Knick?
Here’s where it gets tricky for the Knicks and where, I’m told, there is some debate going on within the Knicks’ hierarchy. Is it worth paying a king’s ransom for Carmelo now, when it is possible you can sign him as a free agent next summer (or after a lockout)? Is it smart to give up a very affordable young talent in Gallinari, who has the potential to be a second or third star player, and remove any chance of making a run at Paul or Deron Williams in 2012?
If you pass on Melo, you’re banking on Gallo, and his back, to emerge as a star. If you go for it, you’re banking on Raymond Felton proving he can handle the job of running a team and feeding Gallinari, Carmelo and Amar’e (who would have to move to the five in this scenario).
And if not Felton, perhaps you’re still hoping with all of these wing players you can somehow finally pry Ricky Rubio from the Timberwolves.
Having endured a ton of negative reaction in the form of “deja vu” and “here we go again” let’s set the record straight.
I have no idea if the Knicks and Nuggets can come to an agreement on a deal. I believe the player has plenty of leverage in this case and I’m not sold on the idea that the Knicks have enough to get it done. We know Melo wants NY but does Denver want NY’s players.
So for those of you who already feel burnt by the LeBron situation, I guess you’ll have to bite your lip and hold on for another ride. I’m not sure anyone knows how this will end at this point.
I’ll say this. There is no way the Nuggets allow what happened to the Cavs happen to them.
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