New York City’s favorite under-the-radar reshuffle could quietly tilt the Knicks’ fantasy profile this season. Jordan Clarkson’s signing shores up the second unit with shot-making and slash-ability, potentially trimming Miles McBride’s minutes and making him a trade candidate when the roster gets crowded. Guerschon Yabusele adds veteran depth to the bench, giving coach Mike Brown more lineup flexibility and a reliable floor spacer at times. On the other coast, Milwaukee’s move to bring in Turner and the cap-space path tied to Damian Lillard’ situation signals a shifting East where New York and Cleveland lead the pack. These dominoes—plus the health blows to Pacers, Celtics, and Bucks—shape a clearer path for Knicks’ fantasy assets, especially in deeper leagues where bench players and trade leverage swing value. The Knicks’ ascent to the Eastern Conference Finals last season and the aim to energize the offense under Brown make Clarkson a high-upside bet off the pine, while Turner’s defensive radius with the Bucks could lift several teammates’ stat lines.