Knicks are looking to save money.
They won’t take JRich back simply because they won’t want his salary. They want to shed as much money as possible for free agency next year. They have made that clear and are sticking to it. That is why Nate Robinson and David Lee only got 1 year qualifying deals.

Now if you had a big expiring or non guaranteed contract and some dirt, Knicks would give you Curry

the ball’s never coming back. No real defense, and 6 boards a game for a 6’11", 300 pounder is just not right.

I’m all-in on the dump Jrich bandwagon. But not for Curry.

Very coincidentally, I made the following comment on watdogg’s most recent comic strip:

http://www.brightsideofthesun.com/2009/9/28/1058592/the-unofficially-official-phoenix#21961921

But I said that before matrix7 posted this. Just want to clarify that I didn’t make that comment to mock you or something.

James did make a difference on the court when he was in his last year in Seattle. He had a “presence” you could tell when he was out there he had confidence and he had an impact.

Seeing him in New York… Not so much, pretty much invisible out there as regards to affecting the game.

I was just sayin he was effective for one post season. He could be a decent 3rd (2nd?) center to take up space on the bench. If they can sign him for peanuts, I’d rather have him then Blake Griffin’s baby brother. That way we can get him in the game if we need someone to get in Shaq’s way or foul out or something. Whatever I guess.

…because Griffin’s not even big enough to pretend to be a center, is he? Unless the Suns either play small lineups all the time, or say to hell with the center position and sign no replacement center.

What about Grant Hill and Channing Frye?

Yuck.