If the Knicks are keen on keeping their two newly signed veterans, another player will have to go. It's possible that second-year point guard Tyler Kolek could get moved in a potential trade, with Brogdon taking over as the full-time second unit floor general.

Uncover the Knicks' strategy to retain both Malcolm Brogdon and Landry Shamet as they aim for an effective roster. The post Knicks Eye Bold Trade to Keep Brogdon, Shamet appeared first on Heavy Sports.

By choosing Malcolm Brogdon and Landry Shamet to compete for the roster, the New York Knicks are completely mismanaging their depth.

Brogdon, who will turn 33 in December, has been a reliable rotation guard since entering the NBA as a second-round pick in 2016. He won Rookie of the Year honors during his first of three seasons in Milwaukee (2016-19), spent three years with the Pacers (2019-22), then was named Sixth Man of the Year with Boston in 2023.

Explore the implications of the Knicks' signing Malcolm Brogdon and how it complicates roster choices for the upcoming season.

Knicks have had dialogue with free agent Ben Simmons over the course of the offseason and certainly have had interest in him, but club has never made a formal offer to Simmons, per league sources. Landry Shamet, Malcolm Brogdon among those on NYK radar for its lone roster spot

On Friday, the New York Knicks signed former Sixth Man of the Year, Malcolm Brogdon. He joins Landry Shamet as a recent addition to Mike Brown's roster.