Yabusele adds versatile frontcourt depth for the Knicks, offering size and spacing that could push bench units to higher efficiency.

Yabusele provides size and versatility off the bench, capable of small-ball five looks and switchable defense. His presence adds depth to the second unit, complementing a mix of shooting and physicality in the rotation.

Yabusele signs a two-year deal to bolster Knicks’ bench, adding frontcourt depth and versatility to back up Randle and Robinson while expanding the team’s depth for East grind.

Yabusele got off to a blistering start, going 3-for-3 from deep and injecting early edge for France. His outside shooting and ability to stretch the defense gave France a reliable secondary weapon and a bit of swagger in the early minutes.

Guerschon Yabusele spent five years in Europe after leaving the Celtics, impressed with France and Real Madrid, and showed in Philly he could start or anchor a unit. A stalled Sixers extension led to a Knicks deal, but his return to the NBA remains a key depth story for both teams. His versatility gives fantasy managers a potential multi-category contributor if he earns steady minutes in a healthier Knicks frontcourt.