After the team traded away Arenas, next was Jamison.
Antawn Jamison's personality meant he wouldn't jump out to complain like Arenas; he remained very quiet the whole summer, waiting to accept his fate.
In Jamison's view, trades are part of professional basketball, very normal. A professional player should look at all this calmly.
Moreover, the Warriors had just given him a big contract, so he didn't feel he was losing out.
Finally, Antawn Jamison's trade was finally settled, with the New York Knicks sending Marcus Camby and Charlie Ward to Oakland in exchange for Antawn Jamison.
With the presence of Yao Ming, Marcus Camby seems very redundant in New York. Moreover, there is conflict between Marcus Camby and the Knicks.
Camby arrived at the Knicks in 1998, dedicated himself to the team, and fully gave himself on the defensive end.
The result? This summer, the contract the Knicks offered him was pitifully small, because he only played 29 games last season.
