I'll go first.

I'm Cappuccidi.

Clearly Rose has shown some pickiness on an all-star trade values.

Pickiness on all-star trade values.

Murray and now Spita.

Is this an encouraging sign or is their process doomed to wear thin on all by this time next year.

Jeremy, what do you think?

I think at a certain point, fans will want to see some more than what the Knicks can provide.

Whether it's through the draft or an established star, there needs to be someone who kind of

progresses this core, who that is, though, really not sure.

Man.

I will say, you hit on process because this got compared to the mellow trade a lot by some places and

like people on ESPN yelling aside i don't think there actually were a lot of intelligent

basketball minds saying like the nicks have to do this trade because they need a star. There was considerable risk considered in all of this.

The difference, and I'll, again, you just said it, at least how I see it, is that when Walsh came here,

like the first big moves he made were, clearing out cap space Jamal Crawford gone

Zach Randolph gone a future first round pick to get Jared Jared Jeffries gone and we're lined up

and the main plan is summer 2020 or summer 2010 and Leon hasn't done that the process has shown

that you can walk away from this. I said this with

Favalli last night. Am I allowed to be disappointed, but at the end of the day, okay if Leon

Rose says this is too rich for my blood. Like I'm walking away from the table with this and I'll, you

know, take what I have to the next negotiation, you know?

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