I have heard some people say even with Q-Rich coming they still wont make the playoffs. Now I know the Knicks arent one of the best teams in the 'L' but in my opinion with the roster they got now they look like a 7th seed at best. So ma question is do you think the Knicks gon make the playoffs and what seed do you think they'll be next season?
As a fan of another team, I'd say no. If you look at the East, the 3 teams, baring no freak accidents that will make the playoffs are: Detroit, Indiana, and Miami. Now to add to that, New Jersey, Washington, Boston are pretty sure teams to make the post season. Then their's teams like Phildelphia, Chicago, Orlando and Cleveland all who I'd consider better and/or more talented than the Knicks. That right there is 10 teams, so the Knicks will really have to battle to get into the post-season.
as a Knicks fan, I doubt it, but its possible if everything works together cause look at our perimeter offense Probable stats Marbury = 22 ppg 8 assist Crawford 18 ppg 4 assist 3 rebs Quiten Richardson - 17 ppg 6 rebs 3 assist Bench Tim Thomas 9 - 11 ppg or Ariza 8 ppg 4 rebs over a steal a game Knicks have all the perimeter offense they need, similar to the Wizards, BUT.......our front court players are inferior to eastern conference teams Pistons (Wallace/Wallace) Heat (Haslem/Shaq Bulls (Curry/Chandler) Pacers (O'Neil/Foster) 76ers (Dalembert/Webber) Bobcats (Okafor/Primo) Sweetney has to have a huge year, and Fyre has to play full potential if Knicks want to contend to and in the playoffs.
no , the knicks will not contend next year if new jersey get abdur-rahim as rumoured then they will be a top eastern conference contender for sure kidd jefferson carter abdur rahim kristic
As a Knicks fan I really dont see them making playoffs next year unless they can pickup Swift or James, and even so I see them battling for the 8th spot. In the Atlantic division I think they will have a tough time beating out NJ, Philly or Boston. Let's just hope that Frye and Robinson live up to their potential.
