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Sources: Knicks very happy with roster core in wake of LeBron James report Original

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By Ian Begley Verified
| SportsNet New York (SNY) Verified
Every time LeBron James hits free agency, the big question around here seems to be: "Are the Knicks getting LeBron?" It happened in 2010, 2014, 2018 and again in 2026. When the most recent report surfaced, I reached out to people on all sides of the situation. I gathered that the Knicks should not be seen as a potential destination for James. The Knicks are very happy with the core of their roster coming off the 2026 NBA title.
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Knicks Free Agency Notes: On possible Karl-Anthony Towns extension, avenue for Mitchell Robinson return Original

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By Ian Begley Verified
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With Landry Shamet signed, the biggest question for the Knicks entering free agency is about Mitchell Robinson. If New York wants to stay under the second apron, the franchise would need to shed existing salary to make Robinson a competitive offer. As things currently stand, the Knicks’ team salary is at roughly $213 million. They have 11 players under contract. The NBA’s second apron in team salary is $221.7 million.
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Knicks Mailbag: Has NY checked in with teams about centers on trade market? Original

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By Ian Begley Verified
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It's another edition of Knicks Mailbag, with SNY NBA Insider Ian Begley ready to answer your questions surrounding the team. Let's get started... Yes. Before the draft, they checked in with at least one team with a center under contract. Obviously nothing came to fruition. The team contacted by the Knicks was ultimately unwilling to part with its big man. The Knicks’ approach in this check-in was more than just due diligence, according to the team the Knicks spoke with.
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