In his latest Stein Line newsletter, Marc Stein reported that the Knicks “did not shop reserve guard Tyler Kolek to try to make roster room for Bruce Brown.” According to Stein, only a trade for a center would have pried Kolek from New York’s bench.
One more sleep to witness history. The Knicks enter the NBA’s opening week as the reigning world champs and will see the banner(s) go up in front of the MSG faithful in around 24 hours.
After the New York Knicks waived Bruce Brown before the regular season, one source says the defending champions didn’t try to keep him. Many assumed the Knicks would make a trade to free up roster space and keep Brown and James Wiseman ahead of the 2026-27 season.
The New York Knicks have made the decision on their final roster spot. NBA veteran Bruce Brown has been waived by the New York Knicks in favour of James Wiseman.
Who is the X factor for every NBA player this season? We’re not talking about the go-to guy, like Nikola Jokic or Steph Curry. It could be a big-name player, an all-star, or a bench player, but they are the pivot point for their team.
With just days to go before the new season officially kicks off, the defending NBA champions have finally settled on their final roster. From last year, not much has changed for the Knicks, especially among the starters.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The New York Knicks waived guard Bruce Brown on Saturday. The veteran wing appeared in all 82 games for the Denver Nuggets last season, averaging 7.9 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.0 steals while shooting 38.5% from 3-point range.
The Knicks wanted to keep Bruce Brown. They’re keeping James Wiseman instead, with the payroll leaving little room for both. New York announced Saturday that it waived Brown, putting Wiseman on track to claim the team’s 14th roster spot and serve as the third center behind Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond.
After exploring avenues to keep him on their roster entering the regular season, the Knicks have decided to waive veteran swingman Bruce Brown, officially announcing the transaction on social media (Twitter link).
As things stand, the New York Knicks probably can't keep James Wiseman and Bruce Brown. The organization has two open roster spots, but only one it can afford while staying under the second apron.
What I’m about to tell you might blow your mind. Hell, it might’ve blown my mind if I told myself this yesterday. The Knicks are currently facing a roster dilemma.
James Wiseman looks like he has a job with the Knicks. New York would like to find a way to keep Bruce Brown, too. There’s “strong support” within the organization for retaining Brown, according to Ian Begley of SNY, who views Wiseman as a lock for the regular-season roster following Thursday’s cuts.
In the final week of the preseason, the New York Knicks face a roster crunch involving James Wiseman and Bruce Brown as they trim things down before Opening Night.
The New York Knicks' penultimate preseason game was a 50-point loss in Toronto. Let's look at what grades were earned by the baker's dozen of Knicks who cooked up quite a fiasco with the main contributors resting.
Bruce Brown played all 82 regular-season games last season, yet he entered the Knicks training camp without a guaranteed contract. His situation has exposed a growing debate over how the NBA’s financial rules affect established veterans.
The NBA apparently disagrees with Bruce Brown. Strongly. After Brown suggested this week that the league’s new collective bargaining agreement has made life tougher on “middle” class players, the NBA issued a statement Friday disputing that idea.
The NBA pushed back on Friday on the idea that the second tax apron has had a detrimental effect on the league’s middle class, putting out a statement on social media to dispute that notion.
Bruce Brown finds himself fighting for a spot on an NBA roster with only two weeks to go before the start of the regular season. He failed to find any significant offers in free agency despite playing okay basketball for the Denver Nuggets and even suiting up in all 82 games.
This year’s offseason featured a unique blend of star-caliber talent and veteran role players in the free agent market. While there were many veterans who joined new teams in hopes of emerging as impactful rotation players, only a handful possess the quality that Bruce Brown does.
The New York Knicks are fresh off an NBA title, and now they are adding a former NBA champion to their roster. On Wednesday, the Knicks made a series of moves, with the most notable one being the addition of Bruce Brown, who joins the team on an Exhibit 9 deal.
The Knicks have added another veteran to what is beginning to resemble an open audition for one available job. New York signed Bruce Brown to an Exhibit 9 contract, Michael Scotto of HoopsHype first reported.
A former NBA champion might possibly be joining the current NBA champions. The New York Knicks could be a “realistic” option for free agent swingman Bruce Brown, Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints reported this week.
The NBA free agent market has dried up a lot from where it was at the start of the summer. With most of the best, impactful players already off the board, options are limited for teams that want to make that one last roster addition.
Even though the Los Angeles Lakers already have 16 players under contract, more than the maximum 15 allowed once the regular season begins, the front office remains on the lookout for players who could potentially improve the roster.
He was redirected to the Raptors as part of the Pascal Siakam deal, primarily for salary matching. As such, he doesn't fit with the Raptors' long-term vision or within their short-term plan.