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Knicks shouldn't fear Josh Hart's decision on career-changing finger injury (opens the original)
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Last offseason, Josh Hart underwent surgery on the ring finger of his right shooting hand. The surgery meant Hart played with that finger wrapped up all of last season for the New York Knicks. Hart still has his finger wrapped, and didn’t have further surgery on it this offseason, Steve Popper of Newsday reported. Hart responded to Popper on Twitter by adding context: "Just so I don’t got to answer this question anymore,” Hart wrote. “There is no other surgery for me to get besides a joint repla
Knicks won't trade Miles McBride if Leon Rose stays true to form (opens the original)
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The New York Knicks have a few contract situations in the news cycle of late. Most notably, center Karl-Anthony Towns is eligible for an extension, with both sides reportedly far apart in negotiations. He’s not the only starter eligible for an extension; Josh Hart is, too. Those players have options for next season; Miles McBride does not. Because of McBride’s upcoming free agency, barring an extension, many have speculated that McBride could be dealt by this season’s trade deadline. Leon Rose’s
Knicks have more than one training camp battle to settle before opening night (opens the original)
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The New York Knicks look to once again have a training camp battle to see who can earn a spot on the opening-night roster. They did so last training camp as well—and it’s safe to say that New York made the right decision in choosing Landry Shamet. Recently, the team signed a handful of veterans to training camp deals, and those players will look to earn their way onto the roster. Yet, on Sunday, the Knicks announced that they had signed Kevin McCullar Jr. and Tyler Nickel to two-way contracts. T
N'Faly Dante is ideal option for Knicks' final two-way spot despite injury recovery (opens the original)
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The New York Knicks recently signed a handful of veterans to Exhibit 10 contracts. Their purpose in doing so is to create a training camp battle for one roster spot. The Knicks did this last offseason, and because Landry Shamet earned that spot, it certainly worked out. New York signed another player with NBA experience on Saturday, although he may not be ready to play right now while recovering from injury. N’Faly Dante, a 6-foot-11 center, joins the Knicks on an Exhibit 10 deal. He has a quali
Former Knicks draft bust Kevin Knox given opportunity to get back into NBA (opens the original)
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Eight years ago, the New York Knicks selected Kevin Knox with the ninth overall pick in the 2018 NBA Draft. He spent 3.5 seasons with the Knicks before being traded in February 2022. Now 27, Knox is hoping to extend his NBA career. His next opportunity will come with the Orlando Magic, as he recently agreed to a training camp deal with the club. Last season was the first in which Knox did not appear in an NBA regular season game. He had played in the previous seven years with five different team
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