The New York Knicks have not installed a long-term option at point guard in years. Players like Jose Calderon, an aging Jason Kidd, Jarrett Jack, Raymond Felton and Pablo Prigioni have circled through, none of which held the job for more than a season or two.
For a while, Kyrie Irving finally seemed like the point guard of the next four years in New York, providing an established face. Speculation of that seemingly halted with talk of the Brooklyn Nets, including from ESPN’s Stephen A.