Before hand, they did not need a PG in return, widening the scope of teams that can make reasonable offers.

Now , they will need a PG in return, narrowing the teams down. Felton can be a great trade chip for this deal being that his contract is user friendly , along with the fact that his numbers will be Dantoi-ized. He is also one of the younger PGs ( compared to a Kidd).

However, the magic will also benefit from this as Nelson is more promosing then Felton, However we can package Felton with a Gallo or a Randolph , where they cannot.

I loved those Knick teams. As I recall, the Knicks had Ray Williams again in 1984 and had drafted Darrell Walker. So, they finally had depth at guard and, with Hubie Brown in his second year, had learned to play great defense and rode Bernard on offense to, almost, the top of the mountain.

Always a bridesmaid, though. Think what it would have done to the C’s had they lost McHale! Damn, I wish I did not know this.

I remember the year we drafted Bill Cartwright, Sly Williams, and a young explosive forward by the name of Larry Demic. I thought we had the R.O.Y. that year, Cartwright. Would have been true except for a couple of guys named Bird and Johnson. Oh to be a Knick fan.