For almost two years I have advocated the trading of Nate Robinson. Today, he's stuck on the bench and the innuendo is that the Knicks are winning by not playing him. I doubt that the winning streak is more than co-incidental.
Here at the Mecca, Nate Robinson is not a building block for a winning Knicks team. That doesn't mean he can't be very effective for an existing contender, merely that he isn't a building block that one can rise upon.
I expect Nate to be an early departure once the trading season starts. Orlando is a likely destination. Any other contender who experiences an unexpected PG injury will also be a suitor.
Darko is a goner sooner than later as well. He's an expiring contract that's movable.
Al Harrington is also becoming an extremely valuable trading chip. Over the sumer he can resign with the Knicks while playing for a contender this year.
If there is a God not named D'Antoni, Duhon will get moved as well.
If Hill can be exchanged for a first rounder in this upcoming draft then he should be moved with concierge service.
Jeffries has become become a Knicks version of Bruce Bowen light. I suspect he stays.
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