It has been widely publicized that the Knicks have enough cap space this upcoming offseason to afford two maximum contracts. Indeed, they will have the space, but this will not be the correct way to approach the long-awaited summer of 2010.
The salary cap for the 2010-11 season has not yet been determined, but it is projected to be approximately $54 million. The Knicks will presumably have five players on their roster following this season:
Eddy Curry at $11.2 million
Danilo Gallinari at $3.3 million
Wilson Chandler at $2.1 million
Toney Douglas at $1 million
Bill Walker at approximately $854,000
Sergio Rodriguez has a $2.8 million qualifying offer due for 2010-11, but it can be withdrawn by the Knicks before July 23 without needing the approval of Rodriguez. In my opinion, this is ...
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How Donnie Walsh and the Knicks Should Execute the 2010 Plan
Posted: 9th March 2010 by Jack Dorn in NBAComments Off on How Donnie Walsh and the Knicks Should Execute the 2010 Plan