The New York Knicks entered this offseason with over $50 million in cap room to sign some big free agents but it feels as if they underwhelmed. They may not be done spending but have already locked up a majority of their cap space on four players.
The New York Knicks had an unbelievable season cut short in the first round of the playoffs thanks to Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks. The Knicks broke through this season and were in the playoffs for the first time in a decade.
The Brooklyn Nets are one of the hottest teams in the NBA. They went 10-4 in the month of February and head coach, Steve Nash, won the coach of the month award. Let’s take a look at three players who they could pursue before the deadline.
After Paul George and Carmelo Anthony joined the Thunder via trade last offseason, Oklahoma City fans were ecstatic. Feeling that George would contribute a lot of the scoring they lost when Kevin Durant left, as well as gambling on Carmelo Anthony’s upside, OKC felt that they could compete for the championship in the 2017-2018 season. The loud and loyal fanbase was prepared to capture the feeling of success they once knew, a feeling they lost when Durant left. But like many teams in the NBA before them, things didn’t exactly work out as they planned.
The New York Knicks entered this offseason with over $50 million in cap room to sign some big free agents but it feels as if they underwhelmed. They may not be done spending but have already locked up a majority of their cap space on four players.
The New York Knicks had an unbelievable season cut short in the first round of the playoffs thanks to Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks. The Knicks broke through this season and were in the playoffs for the first time in a decade.
The Brooklyn Nets are one of the hottest teams in the NBA. They went 10-4 in the month of February and head coach, Steve Nash, won the coach of the month award. Let’s take a look at three players who they could pursue before the deadline.
After Paul George and Carmelo Anthony joined the Thunder via trade last offseason, Oklahoma City fans were ecstatic. Feeling that George would contribute a lot of the scoring they lost when Kevin Durant left, as well as gambling on Carmelo Anthony’s upside, OKC felt that they could compete for the championship in the 2017-2018 season. The loud and loyal fanbase was prepared to capture the feeling of success they once knew, a feeling they lost when Durant left. But like many teams in the NBA before them, things didn’t exactly work out as they planned.
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