The New York Knicks and wing Mikal Bridges agreed to a four-year, $150 million contract extension, in a deal that could keep that two-way forward in New York through 2029-30. While the deal is reason to celebrate, it does tighten the Knicks' financial situation, and could potentially force a key player out the door to avoid the restrictive second apron.
Sam Vecenie, speaking on The Game Theory Podcast, brought up the possible dilemma for the Knicks, saying, "It does feel like the answer is that they [the Knicks] are probably going to have to move one of Bridges, Hart, or Anunoby at some point, if they want to stay below the second apron.