The Knicks' stalemate with Karl-Anthony Towns is getting close to spilling into the regular season. Towns has several reasons to push back on the second apron.

The Knicks and Karl-Anthony Towns are still negotiating an extension. An extra $20 million from New York's end might go a long way toward getting a deal done.

The Knicks don't plan to play their starters much during the 2026-27 NBA Preseason. They can certainly use the rest, with a long year ahead of them.

The Knicks' investment in Landry Shamet over the years paid championship dividends. Now, he can call an NBA City home for the first time in his career.

Josh Hart will continue to play through the finger injury that "held him back" last postseason. It's exactly why Knick fans love him.

After taking down the Lynx, the Liberty are hoping to use their regular season struggles to fuel another deep playoff run.

Karl-Anthony Towns and the Knicks helped each other rewrite plenty of narratives. In the process, he earned the last laugh over Jimmy Butler and plenty others.

The Knicks finally filled all three of their two-way slots, and used none of them on a center. It looks like that's what their final roster spot is for.

Miles McBride is one of three key Knicks eligible for a new deal, and Mike Brown thinks Leon Rose is the right executive to figure something out. He's right.

The Knicks signed Jaden Akins to their final two-way spot, locking in the G-League All-Star and guaranteeing they won't have a center on a two-way deal for now.

The Knicks already parted ways with John Konchar, one of the five veterans they signed ahead of training camp. They added Tony Bradley in his place.

The Knicks boldly changed coaches last summer, giving Mike Brown the reins. He delivered a ring in year one, and has the experience to help NY go back to back.

The second apron is going to force Mike Brown into playing OG Anunoby at center. It's exactly why the Knicks have to surpass the second apron as spenders, soon.

Jalen Brunson needs to follow up on his media day comments about Andre Drummond being his own center to help the Knicks survive the loss of Mitchell Robinson.

James Dolan surprised the Knicks' front office with his mandate to stay under the second apron after the championship. It makes their summer more impressive.

The Knicks could have added LeBron James in free agency. They won the NBA Championship instead. Those things shouldn't have been at odds.