There is reportedly “internal support” for the New York Knicks to run back the same starting five in 2025-26 as they did last season. That is a debatable line of thinking given how last year ended. But if the team wants to stick with that group, it must do one thing before NBA training camps open: add another wing to the roster.
Bagging another perimeter player with size—somewhere in that 6’5” to 6’8 range”—should already be on the to-do list. The Knicks have Pacome Dadiet and could sign Kevin McCullar Jr. or second-round pick Mohamed Diawara, but they’ve made it pretty clear they don’t envision leaning too heavily on young players.