The New York Knicks re-signed Landry Shamet to a one-year deal a couple of weeks ago in a move that fans thought would be a veteran's minimum contract. It turns out that Shamet signed an Exhibit 9 deal, as New York followed the Shamet move by signing Malcolm Brogdon.
Shamet and Brogdon will compete for the roster spot (a trade could happen that would allow the Knicks to keep both), but based on what ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania said, it sounds like Brogdon will not only start the season in New York, but that he's expected to play a "key bench role.