Should the New York Knicks consider trading Zion Williamson as part of a deal for Anthony Davis if they're able to win the NBA draft lottery (May 14 on ESPN)?
While the Knicks are hoping their logo comes up No. 1 for the first time since winning the inaugural draft lottery in 1985, when they went on to take Patrick Ewing, that wouldn't necessarily mean keeping Williamson, the Duke freshman all but certain to be the top pick.
If New York is able to land two max free agents this summer -- say, Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving -- trading Williamson's rights could help them contend immediately, just as was the case when the Cleveland Cavaliers traded No.