KFS POD | You'll Be In My Hart(enstein) w/ Benjy Ritholtz
In this episode, Jon is joined by KFS's own Benjy Ritholtz for his personal wants/needs list, which includes more minutes for Obi Toppin, the obvious Julius Randle trade, a legitimate chance for isaiah Hartenstein to play crunch time minutes, a more creative offense and much more!
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:16 - Is it still summer?
1:35 - Do you put any stock in the off-season basketball "content" players are creating?
4:00 - Does it concern you that none of this basketball "content" features RJ w/ his teammates?
6:40 - Does Hartenstein make more sense with the starting lineup than Mitch?
12:40 - Will Hartenstein close some games this season instead of Mitch?
16:43 - Is Thibs plan to break even w/ the starters so he can pull away w/ his elite bench unit?
18:15 - BENJY ALSO WANTS TO TRADE RANDLE TO MAKE ROOM FOR OBI!!!
24:25 - Do you like Tom Thibodeau's new beard?
25:41 - BENJY ALSO WANTS TO TRADE ROSE OR FOURNIER TO MAKE ROOM FOR IQ!!!
29:32 - Will Cam Reddish get a shot to prove himself this season?
32:58 - Should getting Fournier off the team be a higher priority?
36:55 - How would Benjy grade the Knicks offseason?
38:22 - Are the Knicks headed for a season of mediocrity (and is that ok?)
41:43 - How is Andrew (and Mets fans everywhere) doing?
43:35 - WHY IS ANDREW MAD AT BENJY?!?
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