According to recently proposed business idea, Julius Randle of the New York Knicks could finally play for a potential contender for the title if he is transferred to the Boston Celtics in exchange for two of their young players and two future selections in the draft.
On Friday, NBA Analysis Network’s Greg Patuto pointed out that Randle was one of the few bright spots for a Knicks team that lost four straight games after starting with a strong 5-3. Currently, the 26-year-old striker averages 22.8 points, 10.8 rebounds and 6.8 assists and shoots 49.8% from the field, which represents significant improvements over his performance in the 2019-20 campaign. according to Basketball-Reference.
Given Randle’s strong play for a perpetually struggling organization, Patuto suggested that the Celtics – who are leading the Eastern Conference with a 7-3 record – could acquire the former Kentucky Wildcats champion for a package that includes the reserves Romeo Langford and Grant Williams, a 2021 choice of the first and second round of 2022 previously acquired by the Charlotte Hornets. As noted, this hypothetical move could help Boston substantially improve its frontcourt, hopefully en route to a championship run in the 2020-21 season.