Things in New York are not going as expected. Although this could be a mantra applicable to the last two decades of the Knicks. Since the beginning of the course, Tom Thibodeau has been fighting with the rotations. A priori important players have not finished establishing their participation and the coach has already left Evan Fournier without dressing permanently and Derrick Rose and Cam Reddish until further notice. Quentin Grimes also experienced the same situation a few weeks ago. Rumors never stop around the New York franchise, even more so with these matters in the air. As Fred Katz points out in his latest article for The Athleticin the Knicks environment they are already considering the departures of Rose, Reddish, Quickley and Fournier.
The information is not new, but it is the first time that all these names have been put on the table at the same time. Fournier has not played a single minute for three weeks and has already been in rumors last winter and last summer. However, it seems that the Knicks do not have much urgency to trade him, and even less if this means stripping himself of any draft choice. Of the rest of the players, Quickley seems the only one who has a consistent market throughout the NBA. The price of it, yes, could be too high to find buyers here at the close of the market.
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