Mo Bamba, once hailed as a top prospect, has faced challenges in establishing himself within the NBA since being drafted by the Orlando Magic. Recently, there have been discussions around the possibility of him joining the New York Knicks, his hometown team. With the Knicks struggling with injuries, particularly to center Mitchell Robinson, Bamba could potentially step in as a valuable depth piece.

His performance has fluctuated, with career averages of 6.7 points and 16.8 minutes per game over 365 games. Nevertheless, he boasts respectable shooting percentages, including 47.7% from the field and 35.6% from three-point range. Given the Knicks' injury woes, adding a player like Bamba could enhance their roster depth and provide much-needed rim protection.