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3 things Knicks fans should love about Jose Alvarado’s extension Original

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By Collin Loring Verified
| Knicks X-Factor
The first rule of fight club is you don’t talk about fight club. And the first rule of NBA free agency is you pay as many of your guys as you can, especially after winning it all. So far, so good for the reigning NBA champion New York Knicks, who have re-signed Mohamed Diawara, Jose Alvarado, and Landry Shamet. Alvarado declined his $4.5 million player option before re-signing with New York for three years and $14-million. ESPN’s Shams Charania was first with the report.
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Lakers prepared to pay big for Knicks’ top free agent, per sources Original

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By Collin Loring Verified
| Knicks X-Factor
Championship hangover be gone, New York Knicks; the NBA offseason waits for no one. Not only has the draft come and gone, but the free agency market opens in one week, June 30. And already, signs of pessimism are flooding the airwaves regarding the Knicks’ ability to retain key free agents. Perhaps it’s for good reason. Mitchell Robinson and Landry Shamet are both unrestricted free agents, and the NBA market is always willing to pay for championship contributors.
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The Knicks’ Game 1 victory belongs to Karl-Anthony Towns Original

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By Collin Loring Verified
| Knicks X-Factor
I don’t want to wait another 26 years to see the New York Knicks play in the NBA Finals. But their Game 1 win was worth every leg of the journey back. Jalen Brunson‘s fourth quarter and Josh Hart‘s four quarters will be the story of the game for many, and rightfully so. But the Knicks don’t pull this one out without their second star stepping to the plate. Karl-Anthony Towns was the victor in his matchup with Victor Wembanyama. For all the “David vs.
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