Guerschon Yabusele is set to join the New York Knicks after agreeing to a two-year, $12 million contract. The former Philadelphia 76ers player has been a fan favorite and averaged impressive stats last season with career highs in points, rebounds, and assists. The Sixers, who hoped to retain him, faced challenges due to salary cap limitations and opted to pursue Trendon Watford instead. Yabusele's decision allows him to take advantage of a player option for the second season with the Knicks, indicating a favorable opportunity for his continued growth in the NBA.

Yabusele's journey has been unique, starting with a one-year stint in the Chinese Basketball Association before his NBA career. The Knicks expressed interest in him earlier, making his acquisition a strategic move. He showcased his skills with 43 starts in 70 games last season, making a notable impact on the court. His signing is seen as a positive move for the Knicks, potentially adding depth to their roster as they look to build on their previous successes.