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Examining Why the Knicks Haven't Signed Nick Richards Despite Center Need (opens the original)
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The speculation and theories around the Knicks' center situation only continue to grow the longer the third-string job remains empty. If New York were in a hurry to patch up this hole, it could turn to Nick Richards, who's the best affordable big man left in free agency and whom the team's had interest in before. The fact that these two sides haven't agreed to a deal for the upcoming season seems strange given both have something the other could use. But looking at this situation more closely, t
Taj Gibson Emerging as a Cut Candidate Could Interest Knicks (opens the original)
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As the Knicks' quest to sign a third center drags on, it seems more apparent the team is waiting for someone it fancies to become available. But with there being resistance on the trade market, New York may have to settle for signing a big man who's released during the preseason. The Knicks already have few cut candidates to keep tabs on around the league, but they can now add familiar face Taj Gibson to the list. HoopsHype's Michael Scotto recently generated some buzz by noting that Gibson owns
Pacome Dadiet's Summer League Could Have Knicks Trade Implications (opens the original)
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As the Knicks take the Summer League floor on Friday, the attention will shift to the youth of this veteran-led team. However, the main focus is still on improving the main roster for a title defense. This has prompted center trade speculation over the last few weeks, though New York has found resistance among teams to this point. But a strong showing from one of the Knicks' younger pieces in Las Vegas could help their efforts to swing a deal, and that's where Pacôme Dadiet comes in. On the heel
Summer League Is Already Giving Knicks a Bitter Pill to Swallow (opens the original)
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The Knicks' front office made some painful sacrifices this offseason, such as trading back continuously in the 2026 NBA draft to cut down on the cost of their rookie additions. This has already paid off in some ways, such as re-signing Jose Alvarado and Landry Shamet in the days following the event. However, there are still lingering questions around New York and whether it missed out on talent it could've used. Unfortunately, it's quickly looking like that is the case over the first few games o
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