With Phil Jackson on board as president of basketball operations, the New York Knicks have taken the first step toward rebuilding their image and roster.
The second step will come this offseason, as Jackson attempts to restructure the team he has inherited.
Despite the initial salary-cap restrictions that limit the caliber of players Jackson may acquire, a few decent options are present that can put New York on the path of consistency and respect without mortgaging the franchise's future salary-cap freedom.
Each of those options pale, however, in comparison to free-agent-to-be, Carmelo Anthony.
Re-Signing Carmelo Anthony
Anthony needs to be retained by any means necessary. Without him, it'll be much too difficult for Jackson to convince athletes of any merit to commit long-term to this faltering organization.
Luckily for the Knicks, there seems to be some faith and hope on their side:
Anthony has spoken extensively this season about his championship desires, and while pundits may suggest Anthony could take the easy way ou ...
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Article written by Frank Cesare
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