Once roster spots cleared after the trade deadline, the New York Knicks found flexibility to give players opportunities. Plenty was available amid a season that featured an 18-game losing streak and continuous lineup changes.
Players were brought to the roster for this, as well, including John Jenkins, who signed a 10-day contract and turned it into a two-year agreement. Henry Ellenson also joined on a 10-day deal, set to expire over the weekend.
Well, the 22 year old apparently made enough of an impression to stick in New York. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Knicks will sign him for the rest of the season.