Did the Knicks benefit or suffer from trading Anthony for Love?
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Everyone: Did the Knicks benefit or suffer from trading Anthony for Love? In terms of combat strength, who is stronger, Anthony or Love? But considering the level of harmony with the whole team, who is better, Love or Anthony?
This post was last edited by Siji on 2015-8-5 at 17:19. Where did this news come from? It’s really exciting! Anthony must be strong then; it just depends on whether the Cavaliers are willing to make the swap. But for the Cavaliers, it might not necessarily be a good thing – Anthony and LeBron overlap as both are superstars with high shooting percentages; how will the shooting responsibilities be distributed? One of them will surely end up being weakened, unless Anthony truly wants to win a championship and isn’t concerned about such things. Additionally, it’s unclear what the chemistry among the team members will be like. On the other hand, if the Knicks get LOVE, they might benefit more. According to reports, when LOVE decided to leave his contract and enter the free agent market, LeBron didn’t try to keep him, which shows that their relationship wasn’t very good. Moreover, LOVE has publicly said that he and LeBron James aren’t close friends. It’s similar to what happened with that wife in the past – she had great skills but ended up leaving and going to the Bulls. So, if there’s disharmony among team members, the team won’t be able to succeed for long, let alone win the championship they desire. No matter where this news comes from, I hope every player can have their own shining NBA championship ring throughout their careers... ..
Anthony is the forward in the league with the best upper-body strength; aside from Artest, few players can defend against him. On the other hand, Love is someone who has not experienced high-pressure situations. Therefore, while the Knicks are losing by trading Anthony for Love in the short term, they are a team that focuses on the future, and Love is exactly what they need. From this perspective, the Knicks are not at a disadvantage.
Really, or fake? . . . . .
It’s fake news; pure nonsense. Anthony is good, but he’s not the right fit for the Cavaliers
Löw’s big contract – I’ve always thought it was overpriced; the Cavaliers could easily trade him for prospects and a decent replacement for LeBron