Knicks pursue veteran guard help with one roster spot left as training camp nears. Ben Simmons reportedly drew a minimal offer that wasn’t formalized, while Landry Shamet and Malcolm Brogdon are viewed as higher-priority targets. Eric Pincus bets Brogdon to Minnesota, and New York’s guard market stays fluid with Simmons and Shamet still in the mix. The backdrop includes Victor Wembanyama’s orbit and a Wolves bid that could reshape the guard landscape.

In short, NYK must weigh fit, durability and guard‑scoring punch against the cost of adding a veteran with a defined role. Shamet offers shooting and spacing; Brogdon brings playmaking and defense but health questions persist. Simmons remains a tantalizing multi‑category talent if he lands in MSG, keeping the spotlight trained on the Knicks’ final roster decision.