Overview
- New York announced the waivers on Saturday, trimming to 14 players for the Oct. 22 opener against the Cavaliers.
- Landry Shamet, back after 50 games with the Knicks last season on a non‑guaranteed deal, secured the lone available veteran slot.
- The Knicks are hard‑capped at the second apron, limiting them to one veteran minimum addition without first shedding salary.
- Brogdon’s midweek retirement reduced the number of required moves before the roster deadline.
- Mathews performed well in preseason and, according to SNY reporting, is expected to draw interest from teams seeking shooting on waivers.