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Bruce Brown can help Knicks navigate the turbulence coming their way (opens the original)
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Bruce Brown is one of several veterans to sign a training camp deal with the New York Knicks, along with John Konchar, Drew Eubanks, James Wiseman, and Ochai Agbaji. They'll compete for a spot on the final roster, and the front office can make a trade to open up an additional spot while staying below the second tax apron. Brown already has a strong case to make it to the end of October. He's coming off an 82-game season with the Nuggets, and while the Knicks wouldn't need him to be their bench v
Raptors' Kawhi Leonard gamble is a testament to what the Knicks have built (opens the original)
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At last, Kawhi Leonard is officially back with the Raptors after the long-awaited trade with the Clippers was completed on Monday. The New York Knicks have sat back and watched other teams in the East, like Toronto, make moves that they hope will dethrone the defending champions. It was already costly for the Raptors to get Leonard, sending the Clippers a package that included two unprotected first-round picks, and it will ring even truer when they sign him to an extension. As Marc Stein of The
Knicks added fuel to Jalen Duren fire without even realizing it (opens the original)
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Jalen Duren had an eventful 2022 draft night: the Hornets selected him with the No. 13 pick, traded him to the New York Knicks, and then he was traded to the Pistons, where he's spent the past four seasons. Detroit hopes the fifth won't be his last in Michigan, as the two sides still haven't agreed on a new deal in restricted free agency. The center is considering what life could look like elsewhere, specifically in Sacramento. The Kings were one of the teams Duren met with at the start of free
Ben Simmons wouldn't have solved the Knicks' most pressing need (opens the original)
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Ben Simmons is officially back in the NBA, and it's not with the New York Knicks. As Shams Charania of ESPN reported on Friday, the 30-year-old agreed to sign a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Kings. New York was interested in bringing Simmons on board last offseason, so much so that the team offered him a one-year deal, but as NBA insider Marc Stein reported for The Stein Line, the former No. 1 pick turned it down (subscription required). He wanted to spend time rehabbing his back, which h
Knicks can painfully relate to Timberwolves' Donte DiVincenzo stance (opens the original)
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The shock factor from the New York Knicks' decision to trade Julius Randle, Donte DiVincenzo, and a protected first-round pick to the Timberwolves before the 2024-25 season for Karl-Anthony Towns took a while to wear off. Once it did, the magnitude of what happened set in, and with that came the pain of losing DiVo. New York didn't want to part ways with DiVincenzo, but to get Towns, Minnesota made it clear the guard would have to be part of the deal. The Knicks did what they felt they had to do
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