Liam Robbins waived after Exhibit‑10 signing; G League path expected

Robbins’ sign‑and‑waive appears aimed at securing his G League rights and keeping him available as frontcourt depth without using a main‑roster spot under the second‑apron constraints.

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- Knicks signed Robbins to an Exhibit‑10 deal and promptly waived him.
- Exhibit‑10 often used to funnel a player to a team’s G League affiliate while offering a bonus if he remains there.
- The move preserves Robbins as organizational depth without committing a main‑roster spot.
- Robbins is a 7‑footer who provides additional size behind Karl‑Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond.
- The Knicks are thin at center after offseason departures, so G League options carry extra value.
- Robbins could still sign a two‑way or standard NBA deal later if he develops or if the roster changes.

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