Mike DAntoni revealed the Knicks’ bold 2010 plan: shed salary to lure LeBron James and draft Stephen Curry, building a superteam around his fast-paced offense. Though the Garden’s energy was electric, D’Antoni prioritized long-term vision—even enduring losing seasons. But fate intervened: the Knicks missed Curry by one pick, landing Jordan Hill instead, and LeBron chose Miami. The dream pairing of Curry and James under D’Antoni’s system remains basketball’s most tantalizing what-if, leaving fans forever wondering what could’ve been.
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