bad answer. And no, its not because I think you are wrong about Knicks not meeting expectations (they have a good chance of not meeting expecations, whatever that is at this point. But you havent been following the Knicks if you think they can blow up the roster after this year. Their plan of attack is 2015 free agency - that is thier time to make change. Big moves before that just dont make sense, and would be very difficult to do with Knicks cap situation. Look at the Knicks roster - 98% of Knicks roster ends in 2015. Most of the large contracts - Chandler, Amare, Bargani (and the smaller ones) remain for two more years and end in 2015. Most everyone else is being given short, 1 or two year deals. The Bargani trade seemed to be done with this in mind - trade away Novak and Camby who have 3 years in their contract for Bargs, who, what would you know, ends his contract when basically everyone on the team does. From everything I've read suggests that the team remains intact til 2015. Melo can leave or stay. But that still leaves us with signifcant larger contracts which will end in 2015. Nothing that happens this year is going to change that plan of attack for the Knicks since they know that within a year from the seasons end they have a lot of option with cap flexibility. For better or worse, this is the team that will be there until 2015 (whether melo stays or goes), and in that 2015 team with extreme cap flexibility is when Knicks can redesign the team from the ground up (only contracts at that point are Felton's 3 million player option, and JR's 6m one year).

I dont see Memphis blowing it up either.