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Pacome Dadiet’s trade value is a painful reminder of who Knicks could've drafted (opens the original)
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Pacome Dadiet’s trade value has plunged so low the New York Kicks will probably need to attach draft sweeteners to his contract if they want to move him. This is a bummer not just because they could use his roster spot to add another veteran who might actually play, but because of the esteemed list of names they passed on when selecting him at No. 25 in 2024. Rest assured, this isn’t about one player. Or two. Or three. Or—well, you get the point. It also isn’t about rewriting history. The Knicks
Knicks could lock down entire core at once if Karl-Anthony Towns passes on extension (opens the original)
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Few people will be thrilled if Karl-Anthony Towns doesn’t sign an extension with the New York Knicks before the 2026-27 season tips off. That includes the Knicks themselves. Despite reporting from ESPN’s Shams Charania that New York and Towns are pretty far apart in negotiations, this impasse could actually be by design—part of a broader plan that has KAT waiting until next summer to hash out a contract, when the Knicks can simultaneously resolve the futures of Jalen Brunson, OG Anunoby, Josh Ha
Knicks may not keep Tyler Nickel on a two-way contract for very long (opens the original)
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Tyler Nickel has officially put pen to paper on a two-way contract with the New York Knicks. Though the 23-year-old would typically have to wait until after the trade deadline for them to convert him to a standard NBA deal, don’t be surprised if the prospect of him returning to school winds up expediting this process. Remember, sources previously told CBS Sports’ Isaac Trotter that Nickel was “expected to explore” the possibility of returning to Vanderbilt following an injunction that paved the
Knicks actually solved their Pacome Dadiet trade problem back on draft night (opens the original)
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A lack of interest in Pacome Dadiet from other teams doesn’t mean the New York Knicks can’t trade him. It simply means they must attach sweeteners to his $2.9 million salary in order to unload him. Good thing, then, they acquired a kajillion future second-round picks during the 2026 NBA draft. Those are just the type of assets that can be used to relocate the 21-year-old, and pave the way for New York to sign two of its veteran training-camp invites rather than just one. Okay, fine: The Knicks d
Mohamed Diawara may be a huge winner if Knicks can't swing a Pacome Dadiet trade (opens the original)
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Mohamed Diawara may officially have the New York Knicks’ primary wing minutes off the bench on lock. If so inclined, he can thank Pacome Dadiet’s nonexistent trade value around the league. That not-so-little factoid may prevent New York from signing a training-camp invite who could infringe upon the sophomore’s place in the pecking order. The Knicks currently only have enough room beneath the second apron to keep one of their many, many training camp invites. As Stefan Bondy of the New York Post
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