The New York Knicks seek to add another center to fill the gap left by Isaiah Hartenstein’s free agency departure. Currently, Mitchell Robinson is set as the starting center, with Precious Achiuwa likely serving as a backup. However, the Knicks are interested in enhancing their depth and size at the position with their remaining roster…
The Knicks might find their best option for securing a center to pair with Mitchell Robinson by waiting until the trade deadline next season. They recently added Precious Achiuwa on a one-year, $6 million deal, which provides solid depth at power forward and center. However, they still need a reliable starting center, especially given Robinson’s…
Following Isaiah Hartenstein’s departure in free agency, the New York Knicks find themselves short one center in their lineup. A trade for Robert Williams III could be a viable solution, according to John Hollinger of The Athletic. Hollinger mentioned to Fred Katz that the 26-year-old center could be a good fit for New York. Hollinger…
The New York Knicks can cross one center off their offseason targets list. According to Eric Nehm of The Athletic, Milwaukee Bucks star Brook Lopez is so highly valued by his team that their general manager, Jon Horst, stated they have no plans to trade him anytime soon. “Rumors and chatter make the league interesting…
After losing Isaiah Hartenstein to free agency, the New York Knicks are exploring the trade market for a replacement, with Wendell Carter Jr. emerging as a potential target. Acquiring Carter Jr., who has two years left on his $50 million contract, wouldn’t be straightforward. The Knicks might need to involve a third team to facilitate…
The New York Knicks lost center Isaiah Hartenstein to the Oklahoma City Thunder in free agency. Hartenstein, who filled in effectively for Mitchell Robinson during his injury, demonstrated his value as a player capable of contributing to a championship-caliber team. With Hartenstein’s departure, the Knicks may look to sign a new backup center. Chris Herring…
The Oklahoma City Thunder have long been interested in Isaiah Hartenstein, and they have successfully lured the big man away from the New York Knicks. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Hartenstein signed a three-year, $87 million deal with the Thunder on Monday. The Knicks wanted to retain Hartenstein but only held his early Bird rights,…
The Chicago Bulls are aiming to re-sign center Andre Drummond, according to NBA insider Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. Drummond, an unrestricted free agent, has also attracted interest from the New York Knicks. “Heading into free agency, Chicago would also like to re-sign center Andre Drummond,” reported Scotto, citing league sources. “There’s also an outside chance…