OAKLAND, Calif. _ As rumors drift through the NBA of the asking price it would take for a team to acquire Anthony Davis in a trade with the Pelicans, it's hard to imagine the Knicks having the pieces to be in play. But some of the most prominent power brokers around Davis think New York would be the right place for him.
The starting point, according to a report from ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, is a package with one All-Star player, a potential All-Star and a pair of first-round picks. The Knicks don't boast a current All-Star, and it's hard to imagine the young players on the current roster as potential All-Stars. The best assets are the No. 3 overall pick in the upcoming draft and five more first-round picks over the next four years.
But in an interview with Sports Illustrated, Davis' agent, Rich Paul, talked up the possibility of getting him to the Lakers and then slipped in a vote for the Knicks.
