The New York Knicks, deep into the second year of Phil Jackson’s five-year plan, made an active push at the free agent market and were able to lure some talent to Madison Square Garden.
Amongst the new acquisitions, Derrick Williams and Kyle O'Quinn will play an instrumental role as only one can start at the power forward position.
Considering that the Knicks invested the fourth overall pick in the 2015 NBA Draft in Kristaps Porzingis, the aforementioned starting power forward position may see a ceiling of 18 months. Or at least until Porzingis starts eating like Michael Phelps before the 2008 Summer Olympics.