Now THIS would be interesting.
From the New York Post:
Artest, whose fallen out of favor in Sacramento, makes sense. Small forward is the hole in the lineup, and Artest would make the Knicks a solid perimeter defensive team that would cover up their shot-blocking woes. Jared Jeffries was such a disappointment that Quentin Richardson is slated to start there next season.
Woooow. If that deal goes down, it's time to get a director and a camera crew. Ron Artest, Zach Randolph, Isiah Thomas, Stephon Marbury, Eddy Curry, Nate Robinson, and the poltergeist of Steve Francis all on the same team would make for "The Bronx is Burning 2: Manhattan is Burning."
That said, since we're clearly in the market for another deal, is Artest a good fit? It's hard to argue the defensive hole he would fill. Unlike Randolph, though, I think Artest's transgressions have been more prone to affect his role on the team and his performance on the court. Who knows. I say if you're gonna go the character issues route, don't half-ass it. Where's Keon Clark at? How about Eddie Griffin? Why don't we just sign Tank Johnson to play the 3?
This promises to be an interesting offseason.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I believe Simmons has a theory that you can have like one wacky/crazy/bad seed guy on a team, but once you make it two, it doesn't work.
i.e. Sheed works on the Pistons, Jackson works on the Warriors...Artest + Jackson DID NOT work on the Pacers.
Anyways, Zach and Ron would be an H-Bomb to this team. None of Steph, JC or Eddy is strong enough to stand up to them, so you'd end up with these two crazy fucks ruining the team with Malik, Q and Jerome trying to control them, Stephon sitting in a corner with a towel on his head, Eddy + Jamal heading up to Massachusetts to officially seal the deal and the rest of the team planning their exit strategies like the Democratic Congress.
Also,
Ronnie in NYC
I will personally
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