Knicks re-sign JR Smith
That sucks, but THJ has a guaranteed contract...not feeling too bad for him. Now he just has to work hard
4 years, 24.5 million. Enormous diff. Kind of a steal for NY despite JR's obvious flaws.
http://www.ktvb.com/news/Idaho-cyclist-survives-scary-wolf-chase-215151831.html
Turns out there is this cyclist in Idaho that survived an apparent wolf chase.
I believe the speculated plan is to slowly develop THJ this season, and if he proves to be a productive player then the Knicks will try to move JR Smith for other pieces.
who?
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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1687851-what-tim-hardaway-and-cj-leslie-will-bring-to-ny-knicks
The 6'6" guard is used to the big stage after three years at Michigan, and should relish the opportunity to play at MSG.
Unlike his dad, Hardaway isn't an elite ball-handler, but he still has what it takes to be an effective role player in the NBA. He has a prototypical build for a shooting guard, and excels as a spot-up shooter.
On the defensive end, Hardaway is competitive, and he should do a decent job on the perimeter. He's by no means a great defender, but his frame and athleticism will make him tough to score on.
yea you're late bubba. old news
Knicks have kicked off their summer league and are currently playing New Orleans. THJ is bringing the ball up the court more than you'd think. Taken a couple questionable shots, but that's something you take when it comes to THJ because one game or another he'll catch fire.
Still a big development for THJ, even if it is old news. Definitely going to be a bench guy for the next few years due to this. Not sure if that's a good or a bad thing, but I think he would have been under a tremendous amount of pressure without Smith. He probably would have been starting on a playoff quality team in NYC. Needless to say, a lot of attention if things don't go well