Transactions · How they got him
The Knicks got Enes Freedom from the Thunder on Sep 25, 2017 for Carmelo Anthony.
The trade · Sep 25, 2017
Thunder receive
Knicks receive
- Doug McDermott
- Enes Freedom
- Draft consideration
The Thunder's log entry says they also sent draft consideration to the Knicks. The Knicks' entry doesn't list it, so we can't confirm that part of the deal.
The trail, both ways
- Wilson ChandlerDrafted 23rd in 2007
- Danilo GallinariDrafted 6th in 2008
- Raymond FeltonArrival not logged
- Timofey MozgovArrival not logged
- A 2012Arrival not logged
- A 2014 first-round draft pickLikely their own pick
- A 2013 second-round pickLikely their own pick
- Eddy CurryArrival not logged
- Anthony RandolphFrom the Warriors · Jul 2010
- David LeeDrafted 30th in 2005
TradeSep 2017Left of the move: what the team gave up and how it got those pieces. Right: where he went next and what came back. Scroll sideways on long trails.
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Where it led
Enes Freedom Waived on Feb 7, 2019.
Where the outgoing pieces came from
Carmelo Anthony Came from the Nuggets on Feb 22, 2011 for Wilson Chandler, Danilo Gallinari, Raymond Felton, Timofey Mozgov, a 2012, a 2014 first-round draft pick, a 2013 second-round pick, cash, Eddy Curry, and Anthony Randolph.
Wilson Chandler Drafted 23rd in 2007.
Danilo Gallinari Drafted 6th in 2008.
Raymond Felton The log doesn't show how the Knicks got him.
Timofey Mozgov The log doesn't show how the Knicks got him.
a 2012 The log doesn't show how the Knicks got him.
A 2014 first-round draft pick The log shows no trade bringing this pick in, so it was likely the Knicks' own.
A 2013 second-round pick The log shows no trade bringing this pick in, so it was likely the Knicks' own.
Eddy Curry The log doesn't show how the Knicks got him.
Anthony Randolph Came from the Warriors on Jul 9, 2010 for David Lee.
David Lee Drafted 30th in 2005.