The Knicks have signed James Young and waived Tyler Hall, according to the team’s PR department (Twitter links).
New York’s intention to sign Young was reported last week. Young, 25, was the 17th pick of the 2014 draft by Boston. He hasn’t appeared in an NBA game since the 2017-18 season, when he made six appearances for Philadelphia. He played in Israel last season.
Young’s contract terms were not revealed but it’s likely an Exhibit 10 deal.
Hall was signed over the weekend to an Exhibit 10 contract. Hall’s G League rights are already held by the Knicks, so he could earn a $50K bonus if he plays for the Westchester Knicks for at least 60 days.
Hall, who played college ball at Montana State, was on the Westchester roster last season. He appeared in 39 games, averaging 9.3 PPG, 3.4 RPG and 1.7 APG in 39 games.
The Knicks are stocking their G League team with these types of roster maneuvers and Young could be headed through the same process.
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