Jordan Clarkson lands with the New York Knicks after Jazz waived him, a low-risk, high-reward addition for a bench unit that ranked last in scoring last season. Clarkson has been a consistent double-digit scorer since his rookie year, peaking around 20+ points per game across stints with the Lakers, Cavaliers, and Jazz. In New York, he projects as an immediate shot-creator and scoring punch off the pine, potentially easing pressure on Brunson and Grimes while providing a reliable secondary ball-handler. His proven production and playoff pedigree add a valuable, veteran scorer to a Knicks squad aiming to sustain momentum in a deep Eastern Conference.