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Carmelo Anthony Traded to the Knicks.

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realgm said:
Carmelo Anthony has been traded to the Knicks, according to a sources that spoke to the Denver Post and New York Daily News.

New York will give up Raymond Felton, Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler, Timofey Mozgov, Anthony Randolph, Eddy Curry's expiring contract, their own first round pick in 2014, Golden State's second round picks in 2012 and 2013, and $3 million in cash.

Randolph and Curry will go to Minnesota.

Going to the Knicks with Anthony will be Chauncey Billups, Shelden Williams, Anthony Carter and Renaldo Balkman.

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Denver Post said:
A source said the Knicks will send Anthony Randolph and Eddy Curry to Minnesota as part of the deal.

https://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_17443219
 
I am picturing D'Antoni's face when he found out he is getting Chauncey, too. This is not a trade for D'Antoni's system. This is the Knicks of Isiah days making trades to stay on the back page. The Russian mob is going to be quite unhappy.
 
The Knicks are schmucks if they don't have another magic wand to land them Dwight Paul Deron Lebron IV. I can't imagine the new CBA will magically allow them the cap space to go after another max player, let alone that free agency doesn't become hampered with something like more restrictive cap terms or something resembling a franchise tag.

In less time than it took the Knicks to "rebuild", the Knicks have once again completely sold the farm.
 
What in the world happened to Anthony Randolph this year? I was certain the guy was going to be a borderline All-Star in a few years last year.
 
There is no way this trade was made by Donnie Walsh or approved by Mike D'Antoni. This was Isiah Thomas. Why else would Renaldo Balkman be included if Thomas was not orchestrating it?
 
....the big question is: Who got the most jailhouse tats out of this trade....Denver or the Knicks? It will take WEEKS to sort out the exact number that exchanged hands on this one! Over/under is.....gee, I don't know....maybe a couple of hundred?
 
I hope the new CBA screws NY. I think this trade was so dumb and on the assumption they will be able to sign williams/paul.
 
I know there is the whole CBA thing but Carmelo should have just gone into the summer a FA and signed with the Knicks. Now he is knick but they have no depth at all.
 
Walsh and D'Antoni are both letting it known through "sources" that this trade was all Dolan, Isiah, and Worldwide Wes.
Dumb, dumb, dumb. New York knew Carmelo wanted to play there. Only reason for giving up so much is perhaps the fear that under a new CBA, all they could have offered next season was the MLE. They gave up WAY too much. Carmelo, Amare and Billlups without much else. Not a team that can advance very far in the playoffs.
 
Okay, so Amare turns down Phoenix to go to NYC, Lebron and Bosh turn down Cleveland and Toronto to go to Miami, Carmello bolts Denver to go to NYC. How are teams like Denver, Toronto, Phoenix and Cleveland supposed to compete? Even when they get top-shelf lottery talent, they can't hold onto it because the All-Star players only want to be in one of 4 or 5 cities. See what happens with Chris Paul next year....
 
Okay, so Amare turns down Phoenix to go to NYC, Lebron and Bosh turn down Cleveland and Toronto to go to Miami, Carmello bolts Denver to go to NYC. How are teams like Denver, Toronto, Phoenix and Cleveland supposed to compete? Even when they get top-shelf lottery talent, they can't hold onto it because the All-Star players only want to be in one of 4 or 5 cities. See what happens with Chris Paul next year....


Hopefully the next CBA includes a franchise tag and a hard cap.
 
As silly as it sounds to some people, something really has to be done to quell this crap that's going on.

Its not silly at all. Small market teams in the NBA, at least from a competetive standpoint, are about to be a permanent thing of the past unless something is done quickly. I applaud the Miller's for spending what they have just to keep us as relatively competetive as we have been, but even they cannot sustain this. Without action in the next CBA, the NBA will be what MLB is. We will be the Kansas City Royals of the NBA - a once proud and competetive franchise that is relegated to just existing, nevermind competing.
 
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