The New York Knicks have been actively searching for a center to fill the void left by Isaiah Hartenstein’s departure to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Despite various rumors and links to potential big men, no deals have materialized yet. One player the Knicks have reportedly shown interest in is Walker Kessler of the Utah Jazz….
Walker Kessler has quickly gained popularity in Utah due to his impressive rim protection and defensive skills. However, as the Jazz look to reshape their roster and add more talent, trade rumors involving Kessler have emerged. With the 2024-25 season approaching, here are three notable trade offers the Jazz might consider for their promising center….
The New York Knicks are still searching for a center to replace Isaiah Hartenstein, who departed in free agency. Mitchell Robinson is currently the starting center, with the undersized Precious Achiuwa expected to serve as the backup. However, concerns about Robinson’s health, given his recent ankle surgeries, have sparked talks about acquiring another center. Potential…
The Cleveland Cavaliers boast a strong roster but face significant competition in the Eastern Conference with teams like the Boston Celtics, New York Knicks, Milwaukee Bucks, and Philadelphia 76ers leading the charge. While these teams are seen as top contenders for the NBA Finals, the Cavaliers are positioned just below them. Cleveland‘s lineup includes a…
According to NBA insider Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report, the New York Knicks attempted to trade for Utah Jazz center Walker Kessler. The Jazz are reportedly open to moving Kessler. “Utah has previously discussed trading Kessler, including a stalled negotiation with the New York Knicks,” Pincus wrote. “He doesn’t appear part of the team’s long-term…
The New York Knicks secured Jalen Brunson’s extension with a four-year, $156 million deal. Brunson decided to provide the Knicks with a significant $113 million discount upfront, enabling them to continue strengthening the roster and aiming for a championship. The anticipated additions of Mikal Bridges and an extension for OG Anunoby should address critical areas…
Earlier this summer, the New York Knicks signed rookies Ariel Hukporti and Kevin McCullar to two-way contracts. Each NBA team is allowed three two-way contract slots, so the Knicks needed to be strategic with their final spot for the 2024-25 season. According to an official statement on social media, the team has used that spot…
A notable NBA insider and former executive has unexpectedly suggested that the New York Knicks might hold off on replacing former starting center Isaiah Hartenstein until later in the year, potentially targeting a future Hall of Famer from the Western Conference. The Knicks have had a productive offseason, highlighted by a major trade for Brooklyn…
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…