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Knicks Sign Malcolm Brogdon to One-Year Deal With Camp Roster Crunch Looming

New York faces a second‑apron hard cap limiting it to one veteran minimum slot.

Overview

  • Agent Sam Permut told ESPN that Brogdon agreed to a one-year contract, adding experienced backcourt help behind Jalen Brunson.
  • The deal is non‑guaranteed, setting up a training‑camp competition with Landry Shamet and Garrison Mathews for essentially one roster spot.
  • Hard‑cap math leaves the Knicks roughly $3.7 million below the second apron, which currently allows only one veteran minimum and one rookie minimum addition.
  • Multiple outlets report the team is weighing trades to create space to keep both Brogdon and Shamet, with Pacôme Dadiet or Tyler Kolek mentioned as possible chips.
  • Brogdon, the 2017 Rookie of the Year and 2023 Sixth Man, appeared in 24 games for the Wizards last season and is expected to fill a reserve playmaking role under new coach Mike Brown if retained.