Saturday, August 20, 2005
Jerome Williams RIP
I don't know what to make of the fact that the Alan Houston rule was, in fact, used on Jerome Williams (a Hoya). I have to assume that it was a loyalty move by the Dolans to give Alan Houston every conceivable chance to finish his career as a Knick. If so, it was a class move which shows how much things have changed since Patrick Ewing was traded.
Good intentions aside, the fact that the Knicks could opt to pass over Alan Houston because of other onerous contracts on their roster speaks volumes to the state of affairs. I can't think of another team which had two ready candidates for contracts to kill to save $20+ million in luxury tax.
My rotation remains unchanged.
Good intentions aside, the fact that the Knicks could opt to pass over Alan Houston because of other onerous contracts on their roster speaks volumes to the state of affairs. I can't think of another team which had two ready candidates for contracts to kill to save $20+ million in luxury tax.
My rotation remains unchanged.
