New York adds Malcolm Brogdon on a non-guaranteed, one-year deal to reinforce backup guard depth, while Landry Shamet joins the Knicks, creating a roster puzzle under the league’s second apron. The cap constraint means the team can’t keep both veterans without moving money, so a trade or cut appears likely. If healthy, Brogdon offers solid playmaking and reliability; Shamet supplies shooting and wing versatility, but only one may survive the final roster without a swap.