Overview
- ESPN’s Shams Charania, citing agent George S. Langberg, reported the agreement that keeps Shamet in New York for his eighth NBA season.
- New York used its final veteran‑minimum slot on the deal, leaving the regular‑season roster largely set unless a trade opens space.
- The Knicks also added Garrison Mathews on a training‑camp contract to compete for a standard spot, with reports indicating he could vie for a similar role.
- Shamet appeared in 50 games last season after a preseason shoulder dislocation and shot 39.7% from three, adding 11 playoff outings as a floor‑spacer.
- His role under new head coach Mike Brown remains unsettled following other bench additions such as Jordan Clarkson and Guerschon Yabusele.