Knicks Face Offseason Decisions with OG Anunoby and Isaiah Hartenstein OG Anunoby, who became a second-team All-NBA player in 2022 ... Knicks focusing on the retention of elite defensive forward ...

As a Knick, he’s averaging 22.6 points and 9.9 rebounds while winning Most Improved Player and becoming ... a dislocated shoulder. The Knicks’ Julius Randle decision is their most complicated ...

the free-agent crop hinges on decisions made by this team and one player. That individual player is Josh Hart, the Knicks' prized pull from the trade deadline—and a college teammate of Jalen ...

BOSTON — The Knicks’ salary-cap situation, as of today, looks immaculate. But the big decisions and commitments ... he’d have to decline his $32.4 million player option for 2025-26.

The first domino of the New York Knicks' offseason has fallen. Per Fred Katz of The Athletic, OG Anunoby is declining his $19.9 million player option and will officially become a free agent.

However, the final year is a player option ... with them getting nothing in return. As such, the Knicks have a tough decision to make. They can either negotiate a contract extension with ...

The Knicks have 10 of their own players with contractual decisions pending, most notably OG Anunoby, who has an $18 million player option. Stefan Bondy reported in a New York Post article that ...

Now the wondering is about to end as the well-hidden front office must make those decisions ... for a player represented by CAA — with one of his agents being Sam Rose, son of Knicks president ...

The first step in that decision-making is determining ... So let’s settle the debate. The Knicks have draft assets to deal and an assortment of players they’ll have to decide whether to ...

The Knicks had to send over a few players to shed salary, having agreed that they wouldn’t be stuck at the salary apron at $178 million. The Knicks want a bit more money to spend, with the ...

Knicks beat man Ian Begley wrote, "Hindsight is 20/20 but the coach’s decision late in Game 5 turned out to be the wrong one." "It's not ideal for a coach," said former NBA player and coach ...