Ted Nguyen
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A Zion market because that actually doesn't surprise like his one stop a get him out of New Orleans like we'll bring him in with our guys like we're going to do this thing like was it I don't know if it was Shams or somebody had reported like it wasn't that it was going to happen but you could just wave Zion and I was like yeah actually still that's that was that to me was ridiculous because you're like that's not the way it works.
Yeah, I just think the idea that it was a zero or something, it's just like, this is not the way this league works. Because the new team, imagine if the Knicks weren't the Knicks. Again, another incredible roster turnover in a very short amount of time. But if the Knicks had been the stale Knicks, you don't think that there's...
Yeah, I just think the idea that it was a zero or something, it's just like, this is not the way this league works. Because the new team, imagine if the Knicks weren't the Knicks. Again, another incredible roster turnover in a very short amount of time. But if the Knicks had been the stale Knicks, you don't think that there's...
Yeah, I just think the idea that it was a zero or something, it's just like, this is not the way this league works. Because the new team, imagine if the Knicks weren't the Knicks. Again, another incredible roster turnover in a very short amount of time. But if the Knicks had been the stale Knicks, you don't think that there's...
and maybe this is not a great point because it's like, well, the Knicks are good now. So when they were bad, they would have gone to Zion. The point that I'm making is that for any stale franchise to be able to introduce this dude to come and run around in your uniform for a little bit, like I always think there's value for the next stop for the disastrous start.
and maybe this is not a great point because it's like, well, the Knicks are good now. So when they were bad, they would have gone to Zion. The point that I'm making is that for any stale franchise to be able to introduce this dude to come and run around in your uniform for a little bit, like I always think there's value for the next stop for the disastrous start.
and maybe this is not a great point because it's like, well, the Knicks are good now. So when they were bad, they would have gone to Zion. The point that I'm making is that for any stale franchise to be able to introduce this dude to come and run around in your uniform for a little bit, like I always think there's value for the next stop for the disastrous start.
And it's starting to feel though, like, The page needs to be turned on it, but you'd be turning the page on leading up to the trade deadline in a few weeks at his lowest possible value. And we also realize that market value is a real... Things can change in a very quick amount of time, but it just... It seems like an anchor to this franchise. And look, Ingram hasn't been healthy.
And it's starting to feel though, like, The page needs to be turned on it, but you'd be turning the page on leading up to the trade deadline in a few weeks at his lowest possible value. And we also realize that market value is a real... Things can change in a very quick amount of time, but it just... It seems like an anchor to this franchise. And look, Ingram hasn't been healthy.
And it's starting to feel though, like, The page needs to be turned on it, but you'd be turning the page on leading up to the trade deadline in a few weeks at his lowest possible value. And we also realize that market value is a real... Things can change in a very quick amount of time, but it just... It seems like an anchor to this franchise. And look, Ingram hasn't been healthy.
They've had all sorts of health issues. Meanwhile, they keep drafting pretty good players. And Yves Misi's a real dude, man.
They've had all sorts of health issues. Meanwhile, they keep drafting pretty good players. And Yves Misi's a real dude, man.
They've had all sorts of health issues. Meanwhile, they keep drafting pretty good players. And Yves Misi's a real dude, man.
Well, Trey Murphy, his game against Boston and putting the ball on the floor. And I'm like, man, I almost wish they would just tank... get rid of all the old guys, try to add picks, see if they get one of the two or three guys and just do it all over again. Because this Scion thing, you can't ask everyone, everyone involved with the franchise to rely on him and wait for it to work.
Well, Trey Murphy, his game against Boston and putting the ball on the floor. And I'm like, man, I almost wish they would just tank... get rid of all the old guys, try to add picks, see if they get one of the two or three guys and just do it all over again. Because this Scion thing, you can't ask everyone, everyone involved with the franchise to rely on him and wait for it to work.
Well, Trey Murphy, his game against Boston and putting the ball on the floor. And I'm like, man, I almost wish they would just tank... get rid of all the old guys, try to add picks, see if they get one of the two or three guys and just do it all over again. Because this Scion thing, you can't ask everyone, everyone involved with the franchise to rely on him and wait for it to work.
But then at the same time, I'd have a hard time being like, I'm trading him at his absolute worst. Cause if he puts together a good month, then people are going to start falling for it again. But It's really frustrating. Okay, who would you rather trade for then? If you're Milwaukee, if you're Horst, and you're running the Bucs, and everything's equal, right?
But then at the same time, I'd have a hard time being like, I'm trading him at his absolute worst. Cause if he puts together a good month, then people are going to start falling for it again. But It's really frustrating. Okay, who would you rather trade for then? If you're Milwaukee, if you're Horst, and you're running the Bucs, and everything's equal, right?
But then at the same time, I'd have a hard time being like, I'm trading him at his absolute worst. Cause if he puts together a good month, then people are going to start falling for it again. But It's really frustrating. Okay, who would you rather trade for then? If you're Milwaukee, if you're Horst, and you're running the Bucs, and everything's equal, right?
So it's not about matching all the money here. Would you rather, like, put them in order. Butler, Beal, Levine, Zion. I mean, Zion doesn't really make a ton of sense basketball-wise, so I'm just... I don't know, man.