As the Knicks prepare to woo some of the league’s best players via free agency this summer, Chris Bosh is certainly very close to the top of the priority list (behind LeBron James, of course).
In fact, the plan is to sign two talents to maximum contracts. LeBron and Bosh teaming up in orange and blue is the Knicks’ ultimate pipedream.
However, Bosh’s comments on the SNY Network’s “The Wheelhouse” may lead fans to believe that he could get traded to the Knicks before then, specifically, on draft night.
That’s right: draft night. When asked about his summer plans, Bosh replied, “"We'll see after draft night,".
Newsday’s Alan Hahn breaks down what Bosh may have meant with that very comment in his blog, “Knicks Fix”.
“Bosh - like all of the opt-out players - could be traded on draft night, as well. In this scenario, the Bird Rights go with the player, which changes the game dramatically because now you can re-sign this player after ...
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Article written by Keith Schlosser