KFS POD | Taking Toronto To Trial w/ Fred Katz of The Athletic
In this episode, Jon & GMAC are joined by Fred Katz of the Athletic to discuss his recent article breaking down the Knicks lawsuit against the Toronto Raptors and discuss just how crazy as story this is, as well as the merits of the case from the Knicks side, what the motivation or endgame could be for taking this route, how much of a distraction this could potentially be, what affect this might have on the basketball side of things and much more (4:10)! They also discuss Immanuel Quickley's future in New York (43:30), how soon before he may or may not sign an extension (49:10), what affect the Harden situation in Philly might have on the Knicks pursuit of Joel Embiid (50:48), RJ's performance so far in FIBA (1:06:49) and much more!
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- Knicks suing Raptors, former employee for taking proprietary information with him to Toronto
- Joel Embiid to the Knicks? Why patience remains the priority in New York
- Talking Donte DiVincenzo and his fit on Knicks with those who covered him
- Obi Toppin’s run with Knicks is over, so what’s next for New York?
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