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Knicks should worry about Karl-Anthony Towns’ mood amid extension standoff (opens the original)
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The New York Knicks should worry about Karl-Anthony Towns’ mood if his extension talks drag on into the regular season. The six-time All-Star wants to stay in the Big Apple and is a key piece in their bid to repeat as NBA champions. New York needed KAT to step up on both ends to win the title. He is reportedly willing to take a discount to stay with the Knicks beyond this season, and his mood could become a problem if the two sides cannot work this out. It is easy to see why Towns is frustrated.
Mitchell Robinson's departure is just the start of the Knicks roster building pain (opens the original)
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The New York Knicks lost Mitchell Robinson in free agency, and it was just the start of the difficulties in keeping this roster together to defend the title. Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart are extension-eligible right now. KAT can decline his $61 million player option for the 2027-28 season and become a free agent next summer. The Knicks are just $7.2 million under the second apron for next season and only have ten players under contract. To make matters worse, Jalen Brunson has just two guara
Knicks upgrading on Mitchell Robinson's replacement will come at a hefty cost (opens the original)
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The New York Knicks signed Andre Drummond to a one-year veteran minimum deal this offseason to replace Mitchell Robinson. There is still a massive hole. Drummond is an elite rebounder and showcased a developing 3-point shot last season, but he’s had defensive issues dating back to his All-Star days in Detroit. The 33-year-old is no longer that player. The Knicks will be looking for an upgrade over Drummond before the deadline, but their spending issues will make acquiring one painful. New York i
Karl-Anthony Towns extension decision may force Knicks to dismantle their roster (opens the original)
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The New York Knicks have been able to extend Karl-Anthony Towns since the NBA Finals ended, and the decision could be the start of breaking up the championship roster. The Celtics and Thunder both have made significant cost-saving measures since winning the title. New York will soon be next. KAT is on a max contract and became a crucial piece of the title roster. The Knicks would love to get him on a discount, but Towns has earned every dollar he’s available to get. New York has built this roste
Knicks still managed to get an offseason steal despite second apron concerns (opens the original)
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The New York Knicks re-signed Landry Shamet to a four-year, $23.9 million contract in a steal the franchise needed to stay under the second apron. The 6’5 sharpshooter just helped the Knicks win the championship. He made 29 of 61 3-point attempts in the playoffs after shooting over 39 percent from long range in the regular season. Rotation wings went for a premium in free agency, but Shamet decided to take less to return to the defending champs. Shamet will make just under $6 million per year ov
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