Is there a future for the Knicks with Isaiah Hartenstein? | The Putback with Ian Begley | SNY
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- On The Putback with Ian Begley, SNY's NBA Insider is joined by @TheKnicksWall's Shaun Geddes and longtime NBA Broadcaster Brendan Brown to discuss the free agency of Isaiah Hartenstein. Will the Knicks re-sign Hartenstein to a new deal to keep him in New York, and what’s the best way to use him moving forward if he does come back?
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I would take Hartenstein over Robinson.
Isaiah made a name for himself in NYC, he wants to stay AND win a championship. Just as Jalen, Julius, Hart, Robinson, Divencenzo, Thibs....Rose
Jalen isn't just taking a paycut just because, hes doing so because he communicated with his teammates and organization on how to keep players to run it again next season. I don't see Ihart nor OG going anywhere in my opinion.
Huge Magic fan. Hartenstein top of my free agent wish list. Tyus Jones #2
Knicks should sign Daniel theis as backup
As much as I want Mitch Rob to be here but best ability is availability and Mitch for the past couple years have injury issues. I would sign IHart back and I know that’s IHart right hand man but this is where business kicks in and that business decision may be tough but trade Mitch Rob and go into the draft to have a eye on Zach Edey…
Bring that man back! He’s 100% all the time.
They got a sign Ihart and make a move with okc for Mitch and simms for one of those young bench wings
I like this, move chet to the 4 and start Robinson. I would trade Robinson to okc for wiggins and a first pick
I like this. Trade mitch rob to okc for wiggins and a first pick
Have a plan B and C
They should try to get the center from the bulls or pelicans if they are FA. If they can somehow get bridges from BK that would be wild
If the Knicks can afford cap wise to have both Robinson and Hartenstein, then fine, keep both.
If the Knicks have to choose, it's a no brainer, Hartenstein is your man.
I think he's one of the best big men in the league.
For instance, I would take him in a heartbeat over Porzingis, for example.
He rebounds better, protects the rim better and passes better than Porzingis.
He's also younger and more durable and, on top of that, he can hit the three if he's ever out there to do it.
Anyway, you have to hope that teams like Orlando and Detroit haven't noticed quite how good Hartenstein is.
He can’t guard bigs like Embiid. Robinson was a huge help. I still think they need a lethal stretch 5 if they keep Randle. If Robinson is gone try to get Drummond
i dont think you understand, the MAXIMUM we can offer him is $16M per year for 4 years, per the League rules. OKC and other teams with Cap room can offer him $20M a year for 4 years.....why would I Hart stay if he could make $16M more elsewhere?
@@leroygeneraljr4316 IHart has hinted that he would take the 'paycut' to stay in NY if they offered him their max. Somebody might blow it open with a huge hard to turn down offer but I think it would take more than 4 mil a year difference
@@Tay234. Agree more or less. And should trade up to draft Yves Missi. Basically NBA ready defender and rim protector to have instead of Sims.
@@leroygeneraljr4316don’t u mean 4 extra million ?
This team is gonna regress big time if they don’t bring him back he’s too valuable on the offensive end for us and he’s a very good defender
Knicks: Mikal Bridges, Nick Richards
Hornets: Mitch Robinson, Ben Simmons, 2-1st from Knicks
Nets: Miles Bridges, Bojan Bogdanovic, Davis Bertans, 3-1st from Knicks
Knicks complete their Nova Knicks, would free cap space to resign IHart, and get a great back up big on a team friendly deal.
Hornets get a top 10 center (when healthy) which they sorely lack and 2-1st. I’m not sure if Miles wants to stay in Charlotte, so at least the Hornets would get some value back.
Nets get Miles Bridges in a sign & trade, he is 2 years younger than Mikal, has high upside, and better than Jalen Green (who Rockets proposed in a trade with Bk). They’d also rid themselves of Ben Simmons and waive Bogi and Bertans, freeing up nearly $30m in cap space, which they’ll need to avoid the luxury tax, after resigning Claxton and Cam Thomas. Most importantly, they’d get at least 3-1st round picks from the Knicks.
Starting lineup:
Jalen Brunson
Mikal Bridges
OG Anunoby
Julius Randle
Isaiah Hartenstein
Thoughts?
Jericho Sims or Precious Achiuwa?
Hopefully he will be back
If the Knicks can’t afford him, you would resign him and I think it would be their best interest to actually resign him back
That’s a lot of money to have tied up in centers
The better pay him , no fluff with him
Sign ihart 4 years 72 mio ! And as a back up Daniel Theis 2 years 12 mio
Welcome to Orlando 😎
Trade Mitch
Keep Mitch. Unlike IHart, he can actually go head to head against elite bigs in the league.
@@ab-hv8qs Yeah but how many elite bigs are in the nba right now...and now many of them can I-Hart actually defend? I think you choose I-Hart over mitch depending those 2 answers
@@theplanet7187jokic, embiid, wemby, chet, jjj, kat, turner, porzingas, giannis, bam, mobley, Sengun, ad, markkanen, etc.
There is plenty of great bigs in nba, and Mitch does well against all of them when fully healthy.
I cannot say the same for IHart.
I don't know what people see in this guy. He has his moments, but he can't guard anybody, big or small. He has some decent rebounding games, but overall he is under 8 per game. If you sign him, don't pay him a lot. To me, this is the missing piece with the Knicks, they need a center. Both IHart and Mitch are backups, not starters. Mitch is signed for 3 more yewrs. Let IHart walk. Should have gotten Gafford when Mitch went down.
Would u take a chance on Dwight Howard?
@@Tay234. U can't be serious....I actually think Bismarck Biyambo would fit nicely on this team
@@theplanet7187 I think the Knicks need a stretch 5. If Mitch was to leave I’d look at Drummond but Dwight might be a cheap option
@@Tay234. Howard is a shorter, older but more experienced version of Mitch. Seems like a backwards move. Might as well just keep Mitch or I-Hart or both
Clearly your Smoking Weed 😂