Thomas Bryant was a decent big man for the Indiana Pacers, whose center situation remains murky, but the team made the right call by moving on from him. And the New York Knicks' reported decision not to sign him is further proof of that.
The Pacers do not have a great center situation following Myles Turner's departure, yet they still opted to move on from Bryant, who they acquired last season from the Miami Heat. According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, the Knicks worked out the Indiana alum but opted "to prioritize wing and backcourt depth instead," which was obvious after they signed another familiar face in Malcolm Brogdon.