Little to nothing has indicated the New York Knicks potentially trading down from No. 3 in the 2019 NBA Draft. They have a player, RJ Barrett, who wants to play for them, and this class is regarded as top heavy.
However, crazier circumstances have happened on draft day, featuring the unexpected. Whether the Cleveland Cavaliers taking Anthony Bennett first overall or the Knicks trading the No. 7 pick in 2002 for Antonio McDyess, events can shake up the top of the first round.
What if the Knicks do something like this again? The possibility exists, especially with how unknown the rest of the first round is after the third overall pick.