The New York Knicks have maintained a low profile during this offseason, with just a single trade and free-agent signing under their belt. However, these seemingly minor moves may pack a significant punch for the team’s future trajectory.
Here’s an evaluation of the Knicks’ offseason activities so far:
Grading the Donte DiVincenzo Signing: B
The four-year, $50 million contract for former Warriors guard Donte DiVincenzo during the offseason seemed an inevitable move, given his fitting role within the team and his Villanova ties with Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart.
DiVincenzo’s addition undeniably enhances the Knicks’ spacing, credited to his impressive 39% three-point shooting record from the previous season.