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Originally Posted by alphaorange
If the Knicks tender a qualifying offer, they hold his rights until a year from the draft in which he was picked. Nichols has no power at all.
And to Starbury above: you have absolutely no clue about Nichols. Why don't you admit it? The guy is a very solid defender, even IT said he was surprised. Why don't you explain in technical terms the problem with his footwork? Enlighten us all.....
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no alpha , if nichols accepts the QO he is a knick , or they have to set him free.
not rocket science there. it puts the knicks in a position to lose their asset and makes Thomas looks very bad because he gave away next year's #2 for him.