The New York Knicks are shaking things up this offseason following their Eastern Conference Finals appearance, most notably by parting ways with head coach Tom Thibodeau. The franchise is expected to hire Mike Brown, formerly of the Sacramento Kings, to lead them into the new season. In free agency, the Knicks have bolstered their bench by signing Jordan Clarkson and Guerschon Yabusele, aiming to maintain continuity with their starters while enhancing their depth.

A bold three-team trade proposal involving Karl-Anthony Towns, Domantas Sabonis, and Keegan Murray has emerged, potentially reshaping the Knicks' roster. Towns, despite his offensive prowess, struggled defensively in the playoffs, while Sabonis offers a solid all-around game with excellent rebounding skills, which could be a strategic improvement for New York. The trade would also see rookie Keegan Murray join the Knicks, providing them with additional scoring and defensive capabilities.