GREENBURGH, N.Y. — Donnie Walsh is a man with a bold plan.
And he’s sticking to it.
During a whirlwind couple of days leading up to Thursday’s NBA trading deadline, the Knicks president got rid of six players, brought in half a dozen new ones with expiring contracts — including seven-time All-Star Tracy McGrady — and now has between $33-$36 million in offseason salary cap space.
Now the Knicks have the option of targeting not one, but two maximum-contract free agents beginning July 1. That’s when LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh and Joe Johnson become unrestricted free agents.
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