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Bondy, S. (2026, September 24). How the Knicks will decide on their last roster spot — and why it matters more than you think. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/24/sports/how-knicks-will-decide-on-final-roster-spot-with-trade-possible/
Bondy, Stefan. “How the Knicks will decide on their last roster spot — and why it matters more than you think.” New York Post, 24 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/24/sports/how-knicks-will-decide-on-final-roster-spot-with-trade-possible/.
Bondy, Stefan. “How the Knicks will decide on their last roster spot — and why it matters more than you think.” New York Post, September 24, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/24/sports/how-knicks-will-decide-on-final-roster-spot-with-trade-possible/.
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The New York Knicks need to decide on their last roster spot, focusing particularly on the center position due to having only two natural frontcourt players over 30 years old: Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond. An injury could severely impact the team's size and rotation depth. The team is currently evaluating veteran centers James Wiseman and Drew Eubanks during training camp in Tarrytown, both of whom are on non-guaranteed deals with a strong chance to make the final roster. Additionally, the Knicks are considering three guards/wings — Bruce Brown, Jon Konchar, and Ochai Agbaji — who also have non-guaranteed contracts but solid NBA experience, especially Brown and Konchar.