MSNBC’s Sam Smith thinks the best way to save the knicks would be to trade for Kobe Bryant.
As O&B has already pointed out, sources out of LA report KB24 is not exactly off the table.
Buss, 74, also said Bryant was not necessarily off the table now that the new season had started. Offers will inevitably continue to trickle in, particularly if the Lakers struggle before the February trade deadline.
“I would certainly listen,” Buss said. “At any time, I think you have to do that with anybody. It’s just part of the game, to listen to somebody who has a dissatisfied player that you think is going to fit. You can’t keep too many loyalties. You’ve got to look at it as a business. He looks at it the same way I look at it.”
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Starburyfan, you’re a hit! Mitch Lawrence is plugging you on Hahn’s page.
Hay, we need Mak and Drossman—then just like Knicks Knation minus Frank “woof woof” Isola.
I’m going to email George M and let him know this new site Knicks Defense. As well as MODI’s. (That’s some deep stuff there—props to Modi!)
One more thing: Starburyfan, what a insightful and original name to call your site: 1. The Knicks must play “defense” for them to be a championship ready in 2008.
2. And we are “Defenders” of the Knicks. (That said—maybe there’s no room for Drossman and Mak, right? lol
I’ll see if I can do a round up of more news later in the day.
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