Marcin Gortat to the Knicks?
According to the NY Post, the Knickerbockers want the Polish Hammer on their side: “Though the Knicks likely will take a combo-type guard in the June 25 NBA Draft, Knicks team president Donnie Walsh will eye a center with his $5 million mid-level exception during free agency, and Orlando’s 7-foot backup Marcin Gortat is very high on his list… The Polish big man originally was drafted by coach Mike D’Antoni’s Suns in the second round of 2005, but they traded his rights. Gortat probably will not be re-signed because he plays a smallish role as Dwight Howard’s backup and the Magic can’t pay him accordingly. Gortat said the Knicks could be an ideal spot. Gortat (four points, three rebounds) played 15 minutes last night as Magic coach Stan Van Gundy often used a twin-tower alignment to combat the Lakers’ size. Magic general manager Otis Smith can match any offer, but said he knows it will be a financial challenge to retain Gortat.”
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He should be getting at least $4million as a free agent, no more than $8 though.
To name the best, Pekovic, Splitter, Reyes, Boroussis, Vazquez…and believe me, if you really talk about 4 million a year, you can choose any of those (well, all have been drafted except Reyes, but their trade will not mean anything to their right’s owners) shouldnt be difficult
Wilson Chandler is the TRUTH!
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