The New York Knicks entered free agent quietly and went without making a signing on Friday. It wasn’t until Saturday night when the Knicks made the move that they were hoping to make by agreeing to a four-year, $50 million deal with Donte DiVincenzo.
DiVincenzo adds an infusion of three-point shooting and defense to New York’s roster, which is much-needed after the Knicks shot 29% from three in the playoffs. DiVincenzo shot a career-high 39.7% from three with the Warriors in 2022-23 and outplayed the $4.7 million that he was owed in 2023-24.
Signing the 26-year-old has made New York’s foundation stronger, but three players in particular will benefit the most.