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[QUOTE="sufandu, post: 1081542, member: 874"]
Of course nothing is guaranteed.  The only thing better than Chicago right now would be San Antonio or Miami.  Neither of those are going to happen, so how are the Knicks his best option?  Chicago has proven they are a very good team without Rose two years in a row now, so he wouldn't be relying on his knee.  They have possibly the best coach in the league.  Probably the only one better is Pop.  If he stays with the Knicks, he has no clue who he's playing with or whether his coach is any good.  If he has absolute complete confidence in Phil, then fine, but Chicago right now is a proven entity.  It's not as if he has time to play what ifs.  At 30, it won't be long before he goes from his prime to old.  If the Knicks don't get things right quick, he'll be trying to pull a Clyde Drexler for a championship.

I honestly don't know why everyone is so caught up in the money.  We're talking about so much of it, it's unfathomable to really comprehend how much it is.  The guy has made so much already, it should be the last consideration.  Like I said before, it's not like we're talking about max contract to league minimum.  He's going to make an eight figure annual salary wherever he goes.  Eight figures.  At what point is it enough?
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