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I'm not apposed to bringing back Frank..


WOW!!

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Frank took alot of crap last season.. But he did fight thru it and when giving minutes in his natural position PF.. He looked good.. He has the best post game of all the bigmen on the roster and is the best pick and pop 4 on the team.. I'd rather keep him (if he still wants to be here) then watch Cody falling around getting hurt and only being good at running the floor..

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9 hours ago, WOW!! said:

Frank took alot of crap last season.. But he did fight thru it and when giving minutes in his natural position PF.. He looked good.. He has the best post game of all the bigmen on the roster and is the best pick and pop 4 on the team.. I'd rather keep him (if he still wants to be here) then watch Cody falling around getting hurt and only being good at running the floor..

He will not be worth the money he will likely make and the whole point of next season should be to see what the young players are and be as bad as possible(probably won't have to try hard). Kaminsky is just another role player, which we have more than enough of already.

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Play the young guys, and hope and pray you find some G-League guys who could be rotation players one day.  Isiah Hicks for instance did well in the G-League and isn't coming back to the Knicks.  Kick those tires and see if the local kid can turn into a productive role player here.  Next season is about bottoming out and seeing if the young guys you currently have (or new ones) are players are not. 

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