Karl-Anthony Towns Makes Feelings Clear on Knicks Roster Amid Uncertain Future

The New York Knicks loaded up this offseason. They made key signings to shape their identity in the era of Mike Brown. But the influx of options has left many questions unanswered. More importantly, what will the Knicks’ starting lineup look like? Guerschon Yabusele and Jordan Clarkson’s additions have created a desirable problem for Brown. Good thing, he won’t have an ego problem.

Karl-Anthony Towns has been at the center of trade speculations throughout the summer. Those talks haven’t affected his devotion to the Knicks. Brown has a decision to make when it comes to the prolific center. Does he start him as a five or shift him to power forward like Chris Finch did? But no matter what Brown decides to do, Towns is just hungry to make an impact.

“My preference is winning. That’s the only preference I got,” Karl-Anthony Towns said about his preferred position. Additionally, he is also confident in his teammates. Towns feels the Knicks always have a chance of winning, no matter if he shares the floor with Josh Hart and plays as a traditional center or with Mitchell Robinson.