Newsday · Jun 23, 2018
Knicks seem to be turning to talent development
Enes Kanter of the Knicks reacts after a basket in the first half against the Nets at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 30. Photo Credit: Jim McIsaacThe Knicks appear to be all-in on developing from within in 2018 before they plan to go outside for game and potential franchise changers next summer.
“We’re not going to be highly active people in the summer,” Knicks general manager Scott Perry said.
Things can change, of course. But the Knicks’ won’t have much to spend in free agency and are not built to win now. So don’t expect them to make a push for LeBron James, despite his relationship with new Knicks’ coach David Fizdale.
