19 Jul 2017 06:35:11
The Cavs get Anderson, Ariza, and O'quinn

The Knicks get Felder, Shumpert (next year he has a player option that he most likely opts out of looking for a long term deal), Frye (exp), Edy Tavares, 2 Houston firsts, and the Houston non guaranteed contracts

Houston gets Jefferson and Melo

The Cavs bench gets better with Ariza being a better 3 and D option than Shumpert, Anderson being able
to play Frye's role with better defense, and gaining a young big who can block shots in O'quinn

The Knicks get take back almost no salary after next year while adding a decent prospect in Felder and 2 1sts

Houston gets Melo, gets to keep their bench scorer, and gets Jefferson who is still capable of helping a thin bench.

1.) 19 Jul 2017
19 Jul 2017 08:56:15
I love the idea behind the trade. Cavs strengthen their bench with 3pt shooting and hustle defense. Knicks rid themselves of Melo. Houston rounds out their Big 3. However, I think giving up 2 first round picks in addition to Anderson and Ariza is too much for Carmelo.

2.) 19 Jul 2017
19 Jul 2017 10:14:10
Huge return for Anthony. Knicks clear winners in that deal.

3.) 19 Jul 2017
19 Jul 2017 12:55:18
Rkenne knows his days as cav fan are over after next yr. #bybyelebron.

4.) 19 Jul 2017
19 Jul 2017 14:32:02
Like it.

5.) 19 Jul 2017
19 Jul 2017 15:08:52
Shizze75, Lebron or no Lebron I'm a Cavs fan. I'm not convinced he's walking after this season, but if he does the team is still a lot better than the late 90s/ early 2000s and when he left the 1st time. I have mixed feelings on Gilbert, but atleast he wants a winner. How's Dolan treating you?

6.) 20 Jul 2017
19 Jul 2017 23:36:13
Gilbert only has been successful because of lebron. Don't kid yourself. He's as awful an owner as Dolan.