Landry Shamet Returns to Knicks After Preseason Shoulder Injury

The veteran guard rejoined the roster following a successful rehab stint, bolstering New York's bench depth and playoff aspirations.

Landry Shamet re-signed with the Knicks on a one-year deal after recovering from a dislocated shoulder sustained during the preseason.
Shamet initially earned a roster spot in training camp but was waived due to the injury; the Knicks retained his rights by selecting him in the G-League Draft.
He showcased his readiness with strong performances in the G-League, averaging 10.7 points per game across three appearances.
Known for his three-point shooting and versatility, Shamet adds depth to a Knicks bench that ranks last in scoring this season.
Head coach Tom Thibodeau praised Shamet's playoff experience and chemistry with teammates Mikal Bridges and Cameron Payne from their time in Phoenix.