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06 Nov, 2008

Donnie Trading for Al Harrington?

Posted by: Stephanie West In: NBA Rumors

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It looks as if Al Harrington’s days are numbered in the bay area after being benched in the second half of last night’s game versus the Denver Nuggets.

According to sources, the New York Knicks’ president Donnie Walsh is highly interested in acquiring the disgruntled forward, but the Warriors will not make a deal unless it includes David Lee. Negotiations are believed to be still alive and the Knicks may try to bring a third team in the deal, possibly the Charlotte Bobcats.

Donnie’s relationship with Harrington started in 1998, when Walsh drafted the athletic forward/center to the Indiana Pacers.

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3 Responses to "Donnie Trading for Al Harrington?"

1 | Marek

November 6th, 2008 at 3:07 pm

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This is a really tough decision but I would definitely pull the trigger on it. Lee is good but Harrington is better.

2 | KNICKSFAN4LIFE

November 6th, 2008 at 4:29 pm

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I also like Harrington, but Lee is a good soldier a hard worker and a great rebounder. Having said that, I would love to see Harrington running in D’Antoni’s offense. I just don’t like players that demand trades from other teams. Will the Knicks be dealing with that a few years down the road?

3 | knicks2

November 6th, 2008 at 5:21 pm

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ok make the deal try to make the playoffs for one round

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