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Liam Robbins waived after Exhibit‑10 signing; G League path expected
The Knicks signed center Liam Robbins to an Exhibit‑10 deal and then waived him, a common move that routes the player to the club’s G League affiliate while preserving the possibility of a two‑way or standard contract later. The move signals Robbins is in the organization’s development plan but not currently on the NBA roster.
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Knicks’ camp moves point to two‑way signings; Kevin McCullar Jr. remains on radar
After a recent flurry of signings and waivers, reporting indicates the Knicks intend to allocate two‑way slots to players like Liam Robbins and Tyler Nickel, while Kevin McCullar Jr. continues to be on New York’s radar as a potential addition. The club’s cap position near the second apron is driving usage of Exhibit‑9/10 deals and two‑way planning.
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Knicks pause single‑game ticket sales after pricing error
Madison Square Garden Sports paused individual Knicks ticket sales after an apparent pricing error that listed some seats at excessively high amounts. The team said it will roll prices back to last season’s levels plus an average 12% increase and refund any overcharges.
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Knicks’ Exhibit‑9 signings create a one‑spot training‑camp battle amid tight cap space
Reporting notes the Knicks signed five players to Exhibit‑9 deals (including John Konchar) and face a roster/cap crunch that likely leaves room for only one additional guaranteed veteran before the season. That makes the incoming group’s training‑camp performances especially consequential for who earns the final spot or becomes a trade/waiver piece.
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Multiple outlets report the New York Knicks have added Bruce Brown Jr., James Wiseman, Ochai Agbaji and Drew Eubanks on non‑guaranteed Exhibit 9 training‑camp contracts. Each player will attend camp and compete for the team’s remaining roster spots; the deals limit New York’s financial exposure if a player is injured before the regular season. This expands the Knicks’ camp competition at both wing and center positions.
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Reports: Knicks expected to add center Drew Eubanks to training-camp deal
Multiple outlets report the Knicks plan to sign big man Drew Eubanks to a training-camp contract to compete for an interior roster spot. Eubanks is an experienced backup center who appeared in 42 games last season and would provide size and rim-finishing options behind the Knicks’ frontcourt. This is a training-camp competition move as the team finalizes its roster.
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Knicks sign veteran wing John Konchar to one-year deal
Free agent John Konchar agreed to a one-year contract with the New York Knicks, providing veteran wing depth and immediate competition for a roster spot. The signing fills part of New York’s offseason roster construction as the team enters training camp with open spots to contest. This matters because Konchar’s versatility and experience could help rotation flexibility and defensive depth.
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Knicks sign guard Nick Jourdain to Exhibit 10 deal
The Knicks agreed to an Exhibit 10 contract with guard Nick Jourdain, who played for Westchester and the Knicks’ Summer League squad. The move keeps a familiar player in the organization and gives New York an internal option for camp or to funnel to its G League affiliate. It’s a low-cost depth/organizational move with minimal immediate roster impact.
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Knicks begin single-game ticket rollout for 2026–27 season, first wave on sale
Reporting aggregators cite New York Post coverage that the Knicks have started releasing single-game tickets for the 2026–27 season in a three-wave rollout, with the first wave available to certain Fan First/Chase cardholder groups. This is the team’s ticket-sales plan for Madison Square Garden post-championship.
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Knicks listed as 2026 NBA champions in NBA.com Atlantic Division recap
NBA.com’s Atlantic Division offseason recap (published Sep 15) lists the New York Knicks as the 2026 NBA champions and summarizes the club’s offseason moves, including additions and departures. The piece reiterates core pieces of the roster picture entering 2026–27 and notes Mitchell Robinson’s departure and Andre Drummond’s signing.
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Knicks among teams showing interest in veteran wing John Konchar
Heavy reports (citing Marc Stein) that New York is one of several Eastern Conference teams expressing interest in free‑agent wing John Konchar as clubs finalize roster spots before training camp. Konchar would be viewed as a low‑usage, high‑effort rotational piece who can rebound and defend.
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Knicks officially announce multiple offseason signings and departures
NBA.com lists several confirmed transactions for the Knicks in the ongoing offseason: Jose Alvarado (3-year deal), Jordan Clarkson (1-year), Mohamed Diawara (multi-year), Landry Shamet (4-year) and Andre Drummond (1-year) as additions; Ariel Hukporti, Mitchell Robinson, and Jeremy Sochan are listed as departures. These official listings change New York’s roster construction and depth ahead of training camp.
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Updated NBA cap projections could widen Knicks’ room to offer Karl‑Anthony Towns more money
DailyKnicks reports new NBA salary‑cap projections increased by roughly $2 million, which the outlet says could allow the Knicks to offer Karl‑Anthony Towns a larger extension (about $9 million more in total value in one hypothetical scenario) while preserving flexibility below the second apron. This projection could materially affect extension negotiations and New York’s long‑term payroll planning.
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Jalen Brunson appears in pre-taped Emmys opener with Mariska Hargitay
Variety reports (Sep 14) that Knicks captain Jalen Brunson took part in a pre-taped musical number that opened the 78th Emmys alongside super‑fan Mariska Hargitay. The appearance continues the team’s high public profile following the championship and notes Brunson’s upcoming SNL hosting date.
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Mitchell Robinson signs three‑year deal with Celtics after leaving Knicks
BasketNews reports Mitchell Robinson has signed a three‑year, $47.4 million contract with the Boston Celtics after departing New York in free agency. Robinson was New York’s long‑tenured reserve center during the championship run, and his exit creates a frontcourt depth need for the Knicks.
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Knicks agree to Exhibit 10 deal with former Tennessee forward Igor Milicic Jr.
Last Word on Sports reports the Knicks have agreed to an Exhibit 10 contract with Igor Milicic Jr., a move that would give him a training‑camp invite and potential path to a two‑way or G‑League roster spot. The signing is part of New York’s summer roster additions as the team prepares for training camp.
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