原文网址: http://tinyurl.com/kn2stg Rubio to Knicks? "No" Posted on: June 27, 2009 1:23 am Reading between the lines is a favorite pastime when it comes to the Knicks. Anything remotely resembling a clue that the NBA's supposed flagship franchise might acquire one of basketball's hottest commodities results in endless speculation, twisted interpretation, and innuendo. See the entry under James, LeBron. Now see the new entry under Rubio, Ricky. Meeting with the media at the Knicks' Westchester County training facility on Friday, team president Donnie Walsh mentioned that he planned to call his former employee, Minnesota Timberwolves GM David Kahn, to find out why he drafted so many point guards. And yes, Walsh coyly stated, Rubio's cold response to being drafted by the 'Wolves and his probable return to Spain as a result would be discussed. I shudder at the thought of viewing the back pages of the New York tabloids on Saturday. For one, it's my first day off in a long time. For another, Rubio most certainly will be pictured there. If not for Michael Jackson, Rubio might be on the front page. As I tried to tell you on draft night, there's no need for this. Kahn isn't trading Rubio. He's not going to be a Knick, no matter how much agent Dan Fegan wants him to be. This should be the end of it. Except ... Hot items like Rubio have a long shelf life in the basketball-starved New York news cycle. And yes, things change. Circumstances change. People have a right to change their minds. But as of now, Kahn believes in Rubio so much that he's willing to wait a year or two for him to come out of exile in Spain. And the Knicks like their first-round pick, Jordan Hill, just fine. "Kahn thinks Rubio is the best point ever," a knowledgeable, high-level basketball source told me. And the Knicks? Coach Mike D'Antoni, the person said, "loves Hill. Both stay put." Just to make sure, I asked the same person early Saturday if anything had changed or was expected to change based on Walsh's planned conversation with Kahn. "No," he said. OK, then. But just to satisfy the endless thirst for a splashy move by the Knicks, what is the best they could offer Minnesota in such a deal? Not Hill, but restricted free agent David Lee, who has received a qualifying offer from the Knicks and can be signed-and-traded after the league and NBA Players Association agree on the 2009-10 salary cap and luxury tax in mid-July. Last time I checked, the Timberwolves have Al Jefferson. No disrespect to Lee, but Jefferson is better. Yes, things change and circumstances change. And people have the right to change their minds. But as another high-level basketball source (note sarcasm) said as one of the media availability sessions ended during the NBA Finals: "Move along. There's nothing to see here." <心得> 果然太早浮出水面表态想要交易Rubio,太过高调 尼克已经被打枪了 灰狼不缺长人 尼克最好的筹码David Lee,吸引不了灰狼的目光 尼克这边,碍於2010 "小皇帝临幸NY"计画 恐怕也没有意愿吃下肥约,如果总管换成是老汤 我相信老汤会搞定这笔交易,然後尼克又要痛苦个好几年 相反的,尼克2010年到期的合约超多,还有老猫的保险公司付费合约 这部份倒是很有再做交易的价值 这笔交易做不成,也不是坏事 也许尼克忘记Ricky Rubio会比较好 (已修正.谢谢giga831 网友指正......) Ricky Rubio阵营的心态是 想到NY 或是大市场球队打球 并非是一定要到尼克不可 <2.0版补充> 目前最新消息,听说火箭队也被打枪了 看来灰狼是想把Ricky Rubio当成非卖品了 如果是 踢妹+ 某人 换 巫师转来那三张合约 + Brian Cardinal 灰狼其实很赚,因为Tmac 只要不上场 薪水是保险公司买单 就跟尼克的老猫一样,很适合想省薪水的球队 今天尼克只是他们自抬身价一个筹码 如果尼克退出这场争夺战,还有火箭等等球队在竞价 或许不久的将来,我们会看到惊天动地的交易..... --

※ 发信站: 批踢踢实业坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 118.168.38.50 文章已经改正,谢谢指点 ※ 编辑: david319 来自: 118.168.38.50 (06/28 14:34) ※ gohit:转录至看板 NBA 06/29 13:11 大卫猫个人认为,这篇文章观点是站在尼克立场... 并不适合在NBA总版发表,之前那篇"Ricky Rubio大混战" NBA总版 版主谢阿金 有来邀稿 转文总版 但是本人认为 文章立场与本人部份意见不适合在总版发表 因故拒绝...... 如果对Ricky Rubio大混战的後续发展有兴趣的朋友 可以到http://hoopshype.com/rumors.htm 看看相关的新闻 老实说,大卫猫只有翻译 或 转录了跟我们家尼克有关的部份 对於其他球队有兴趣的朋友,请直接爱三餐服用 Rumor 大卫猫上 ※ 编辑: david319 来自: 140.119.235.213 (06/29 16:03)