The New York Knicks’ recent decision to trade Obi Toppin has led to a significant lack of depth at the power forward position. Despite the presence of Julius Randle as a dependable starter and workhorse of the team, it is clear that the addition of a reliable back-up could greatly improve the strength of the team.
As Knicks president, Leon Rose is determined to bring in a third star player to bolster the team’s performance. However, he is also aware that scouring the market for less important additions to strengthen the bench is an integral part of their strategy. According to Stefan Bondy of the New York Daily News, the Knicks may be considering acquiring a new fullback.
As quoted, “The Knicks are eyeing the free agent market for a great veteran, according to a source. Available players include Gorgui Dieng and Derrick Jones Jr.