I'm told Stephen Curry's camp is still hoping he stays on the board for the Knicks or the Knicks find a way to move up to secure him. The Knicks don't have any workouts scheduled for Friday and, at this point, there are some players due in Monday but Holiday's name is not among them. That doesn't mean he won't get a second look.

Holiday didn't perform well in his first workout for the Knicks, so Walsh should want to evaluate him one more time if he, as I suspect, is the fallback option in case Curry can not be had.

As for the Ricky Rubio talk, let's put it to bed. After following up of the Sacramento Bee report, which was based on sourced information, the way I understand it is that the Knicks early on in the pre-draft process checked in with the Memphis Grizzlies about the No. 2 pick. It sounds like Memphis is targeting Hasheem Thabeet and not looking to trade. If they do, the Knicks don't have the assets to make it happen. So unless Curry is gone and Rubio is still on the board at No. 8, it appears La Pistola won't be in Nueva York.