At 8-21, the New York Knicks sit 12th in the Eastern Conference and own the fifth-worst record in the NBA, only behind the Cleveland Cavaliers, Atlanta Hawks, Chicago Bulls and Phoenix Suns. Without much to play for, even in a year to develop players, it makes the roster susceptible to a trade, as they find who fits and who does not.
For trades, Saturday, Dec. 15, is a landmark day in the NBA, as players that signed in the offseason are available to be traded.
The Knicks have three of these players. Whether they move any of them between this date and the trade deadline remains to be seen, but, as of Saturday, this trio can leave via trade:
The build-up to Allonzo Trier‘s contract, speculation-wise, painted Luke Kornet as a candidate to leave the New York Knicks.