We’re seen a similar story before—the Knicks make cap-space-clearing moves to make a big splash in next summer’s free agency. Here’s why the present Knicks have a better contingency plan in place than a decade ago.
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Reimagining Mario Hezonja: How Can the Croatian Change His Narrative?
After flaming out with the Magic, 23-year-old Mario Hezonja reunites with Scott Perry in New York, hoping to change his NBA narrative and reinvent his game.
Knicks Bring Isaiah Hicks Back on Two-Way Deal
Hicks will be back in New York for a second year after signing a two-way contract on Tuesday.
New York Is Transforming into the Island of Misfit Lottery Toys
All castaway lottery picks are welcomed in Manhattan as Scott Perry and the Knicks front office construct a roster built around flawed players looking for redemption.
Monday Musings: Kanter Opts In, Knicks Sign Hezonja
Charlie Zegers and Bryan Gibberman react to the obsequious Kanter opt-in news and the Mario Hezonja signing from over the weekend.
Breaking: Knicks, Mario Hezonja Agree to Deal
Scott Perry’s first offseason move with the Knicks is signing a former draft pick of his own when the general manager worked with Orlando’s franchise.
Knicks Re-Sign Luke Kornet to One-Year Deal
New York brings back its stand-out two-way contract player from last season on a full NBA contract for 2018–19.
Should the Knicks Sit Out 2018 Free Agency?
While Knicks brass have justifiably preached the waiting game, maybe finding a middle ground and signing bargain deals with young players should be Mills and Perry’s endgame in this summer’s free-agency bonanza.
Enes Kanter Picks Up Player Option, Stays with Knicks
The Knicks’ enthusiastic Turkish center will stay in New York, choosing to remain with the Knicks and make over $18 million this coming season.
An Open Letter to Knicks President Steve Mills on the Eve of Free Agency
Jonathan Macri pens an open letter addressed to Knicks team president Steve Mills concerning the team’s need to practice patience among free agency spending.