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"Eric Goodwin, agent for Nate Robinson, said the Knicks' 5-foot-7½ guard is considering an offer to play for the Greek team Olympiacos.
Robinson's preference, however, is to stay in New York and the NBA, but he hasn't come close to signing an offer sheet anywhere.
The Greek team may be willing to pay Robinson $5 million a year. Oddly, Knick president Donnie Walsh said yesterday he spoke to Robinson's agents, and that they never mentioned the Greek offer, which is telling.
"We will consider any team interested in Nate's services," Goodwin told The Post. "We have heard from the Greek team. They are very interested."
The Knicks had been hoping that Robinson, a restricted free agent, would re-sign for the one-year qualifying offer of $2.8M, but they can offer him a one-year deal at any amount. "
Robinson's preference, however, is to stay in New York and the NBA, but he hasn't come close to signing an offer sheet anywhere.
The Greek team may be willing to pay Robinson $5 million a year. Oddly, Knick president Donnie Walsh said yesterday he spoke to Robinson's agents, and that they never mentioned the Greek offer, which is telling.
"We will consider any team interested in Nate's services," Goodwin told The Post. "We have heard from the Greek team. They are very interested."
The Knicks had been hoping that Robinson, a restricted free agent, would re-sign for the one-year qualifying offer of $2.8M, but they can offer him a one-year deal at any amount. "