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posted by Kalel9 @ 11:17 AM
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Monday, October 23, 2017
A Month of Fundays
A New York Yankees, Giants, Knicks, Rangers and other stuff blog.
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posted by Kalel9 @ 11:17 AM
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Begley
The Suns have asked about young Knicks such as Frank Ntilikina and Willy Hernangomez in trade talks about guard Eric Bledsoe, sources confirm. But New York have been opposed to trading either young player, sources told ESPN. Hernangomez has not been in head coach Jeff Hornacek's regular rotation in the first two games of the season, which has left the second-year center frustrated. But Hernangomez's lack of playing time isn't a sign that the club is looking to move him. Ntilikina has dealt with several injuries early in his career but the point guard remains part of the young core New York wants to build around and management, as of Monday afternoon, did not want to move him in a Bledsoe deal. The Suns' interest in Hernangomez and Ntilikina was first reported by Basketball Insiders.
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I would get a new coach before I would trade those two
Sounds like a trade is going to happen pretty quickly with some team.
It could be in Mills/Perry’s minds that the Hardaway signing would look a lot better with even a league average PG. Without one he could struggle.
If it doesn't cost Frank or a 1, I'd be interested in Bledsoe.
It is very early, but Kantner may have skills that could have been obscured by his lack of playing time. He could raise his trade value.
Heal up, Frank.
Zinger had an offnight. So did Hardaway.
True, but part of that is not really having a PG.
True, and that they were grabbing his arms all night.
So now Lee and Hardaway are saying that some players don’t know the plays and aren’t paying attention in practice.
I wonder who those would be.
Judge, CC, Betances at the Nets game.
If the Knicks beat the Nets ...
Seriously, the Nets seem to be on the right track with s smart coach and GM. We will see where the Knicks are at over the next few months.
Bloomberg
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Executive Vice Chairman Joe Tsai has agreed to buy 49 percent of the Brooklyn Nets from Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov in a deal that values the National Basketball Association club at a record $2.3 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
The agreement gives Tsai the right to buy the remaining stake of the team in 2021, according to the people, who asked not to be identified because the deal hasn’t been announced. Prokhorov has the right to keep a 20 percent stake in the team, the people said.
Good PG play last night, offensively and defensively, was the difference.
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