Anthony Randolph’s Agent Gives The Knicks A Trade Request

Walsh wouldn’t comment, but Isola reports that Duffy detailed his client’s wishes to be traded somewhere he can play minutes in advance of free agent in 2012. Duffy also indicated that the sooner a trade goes down, the better (which is obvious but still deserves to be said).

Barring that, the Knicks could try to flip Randolph for a rotation player on a small or expiring contract. A defensive center, back-up point guard and (as always) shooter could be useful to New York’s playoff run.