KFS POD | Let's Talk About What Happened
After a long summer of "will they or won't they?" followed by a Thursday afternoon trade that left the fanbase with more questions than answers, Jon, Jeremy & Andrew decided to do one FINAL Donovan Mitchell trade show.
In this episode, they go over what exactly happened, whether the Knicks front office deserves credit or blame, any concerns that have developed from the reported way this went, what this team still need to do before camp and much more!
Watch the video version of this podcast on our YouTube channel!
TIMESTAMPS:
4:20 - Jon's thoughts on what happened this summer / why Donovan Mitchell isn't a Knick
10:30 - Jeremy's thought's on what happened this summer / why Donovan Mitchell isn't a Knick
21:38 - How concerning is it that the Knicks even made this offer?
24:10 - Evaluating Evan Fournier as an asset
27:20 - Did the Knicks really offer RJ, Mitch, Obi & 3 unprotected picks for Mitchell?
31:16 - Will the front office fix the roster logjam?
34:23 - Did the Knicks choose the right "path" when they hired Tom Thibodeau?
39:12 - How are the Knicks going to get a star, if it isn't RJ Barrett?
42:37 - Should the Knicks prioritize the 2023 draft over "winning" as much as possible this season?
47:02 - Would a new coach prioritize the veterans less and the kids more?
50:51 - Do the Knicks still need to trade Julius Randle?
58:47 - Is there a path to Cam Reddish cracking the Knicks rotation?
1:19:24 - "No more half measures"
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