Well Buckets Over Broadway fans, I’m running short on ideas on Knicks news for the day, so how about I do something a little different? This offseason has been filled with various rumors that usually end up with a “No” directed at the Knicks front office.
Now a few weeks after Grant Hill and Jason Kidd gave us the cold shoulder let me breakdown the remaining options for the Knicks this offseason.
Jamaal Tinsley:

Jamaal Tinsley
The dude is from New York and would take a discount, GREAT! Tinsley is a one dimensional PG with little speed and a weak passing game with an average jumpshot. So, I guess he’d fit right in. Tinsley would come off the bench for Duhon, which would be great for Duhon, but a Tinsley/Duhon backcourt is still pretty atrocious.
Troy Hudson:
Spre, Is that you?
Since when has this guy shown any sign of being of any use to a team? He was really ineffective in Golden State and hasn’t been a legit player in this league since his Timberwolves days. Tinsley is a much better option then this scrub. Hudson isn’t a good fit here, even if he resembles Sprewell and would come from Golden State. They both also spent time in Minnesota. That’s pretty crazy.
Ramon Sessions:

Ramon Sessions
Do want! Sessions is certainly the best option in the PG market and if that means Duhon heads back to the bench, I’m all for it. Duhon is a role player and is a good one at that. Sessions is someone you can build around and makes everyone better around him. He’s a great slice and dice PG and has all the tools to flourish in this system. It’s saddening that Walsh is too foolish to give the guy a 5.8 mil even if that dips into next summers fund. There are no guarantees next summer, but Sessions being a great fit under D’Antoni certainly is.
So, Knicks fans who ya’ got?


Shon, really good point on the second round situation. Also, with them bringing in Jennings they can't possibly believe Ridnour, Jennings, AND Sessions will share the PG role without stirring a problem? Thanks for the comment and good insight.
Earnest, Hill and Kidd turned us down for money. Boozer is a terrible defender, so he'd fit D'Antoni's system, haha. Anyway, I wanted Hill, but Kidd wanted too much. Chandler is going to be a great player one day, Harrington is a good 6th man but throws up way too many shots.
And the Bosh thing was bogus. He laughed when he was asked about going to New York. It was to dodge the question so he doesn't stir anymore problems in Toronto. He'll end up in NY, book it.
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