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Knicks, Mikal Bridges agree to 4-year, $150 million extension: report
Mikal Bridges gets his deal. The Knicks and the forward agreed to a four-year, $150 million deal on Thursday, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. The deal includes a player option for the 2029-30 NBA season and a trade kicker.
Bridges took $6 million less than his max, which should help keep the Knicks stay under the second apron in future years.
New York would benefit mightily from bringing on a free agent recent Sixth Man of the Year, an NBA insider posits.
With his bench nearly assembled, the Mike Brown era is officially underway. Soon, it’ll be time for the results to follow.
With the Knicks close to naming Mike Brown their next head coach, New York hopes his vast experience has prepared him for the sky-high expectations that come with his next job.
The New York Knicks need a new head coach after firing Tom Thibodeau, who went 226-174 in the regular season and 24-23 in the postseason and won the 2021 Coach of the Year Award. Thibodeau guided ...
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Updates on Pablo Prigioni and the Knicks continued efforts to fill out Mike Brown’s staffL ast week, Knicks fans were elated to hear that New York was granted permission to speak with former Knick Pablo Prigioni to ...
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