5 Teams Who Should Trade for New York Knicks Pablo Prigioni: The New York Knicks season is not exactly panning out the way Phil Jackson imagined back in September. Despite a recent three-game winning streak, the team is still just 8-37, the worst record in the NBA. With several key Knicks from recent years shipped out during Jacksons regime, Pablo Prigioni, the scantily used backup point guard, seems to be the next one on the move. With the Knicks shifting towards player development this season, Shane Larkin has jumped Prigioni in the rotation, rendering the 37-year-old fairly useless. Still, Prigioni is capable of helping a contending team in a small role. Over his three years with the Knicks, hes shot 45 percent from the field and 42 from beyond the arc, averaging four points and three assists over 18 minutes a night. As a pass-first point guard with a reliable jumper, he could presumably fit in on any contending roster. His contract is affordable at $1.7 million this season and just $290,000 guaranteed next year, and New Yorks asking price is a mere second-round pick, according to SNY.tvs Adam Zagoria. Trading for Prigioni would come at a low cost and, though it wouldnt put any team over the top, could help patch up holes within an offense. Begin Slideshow #Basketball #NBA #NBAAtlantic #NewYorkKnicks #fantasybasketball
Posted on: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 09:37:10 +0000
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