http://www.northjersey.com/sports/pro_sports/basketball/knicks/116383044_Knick_notes__Donnie_Walsh_talks_trades.html With the trade deadline a week away and the Nets apparently back in the hunt for Carmelo Anthony, Knicks president Donnie Walsh isn't panicking, said he had a Plan A and plenty of Plans B's — and sounds like someone who expects to do something by a week from today. "I do think there are some things we can use on this team that would help us," he said. "There are big names in the trade thing now and there will be down the road." He, of course, did not talk about Anthony specifically and when asked a question about whether, in any deal, he'd be willing to trade "multiple starters," he said, "That's a leading question. If it's a good trade, I would do it." The Daily News reported earlier this week that Denver may want as many as three starters, including Danilo Gallinari and Raymond Felton, in any package for Anthony, which also would send Chauncey Billups to New York. But asked whether he has any proposals in front of him that he could execute now if he wanted, Walsh said (with a chuckle), "None of your business." "We're doing a couple of things as far as … looking at today," he said. "This is the first year of trying to rebuild the team. And we're looking at where it leaves us [in terms of the salary cap] tomorrow." D'Antoni on trades Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni, when asked how much he's "enjoying" this year's deadline chatter, said, "Not a whole lot." But he went on to say, because of the Knicks' stature, it's to be expected. "We're still building our team," he said, "so until we get it set, you're always in this period going to hear rumors, you're going to hear names come out, true or not true. "You just deal with it. But you'll always have this problem until you're established and have a veteran team." — Steve Adamek --

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