New York Knicks

This summer will ascertain whether this ranking is way too high or laughably low. For now, so it should be just perfect.
The’Bockers are a blank canvas. The Kristaps Porzingis deadline deal erased all long-term obligations. Their highest guaranteed salary for next season is Frank Ntilikina’s $4.9 million. No dream is too large for the Knicks right now. Since Bleacher Report’s Dan Favale broke , it is not impossible to find a situation in which Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis all call Madison Square Garden house next season.
Is it possible? Not in the least. However, if the Knicks have their built-in marketplace benefits, and loads of cap room and a good shot at securing the No. 1 pick, that is an army of resources most clubs would struggle to match.
Of course, there’s also an floor to consider.
Cap space might not imply Irving and/or Durant. Perhaps It’s Kemba Walker and Khris Middleton. Maybe it’s no one. Given the revamped lottery odds, the Knicks may wind up drafting fifth or fourth. So, instead of Zion Williamson (along with a possible path to Davis), maybe the draft haul is just Cam Reddish or Jarrett Culver.
New York already has some youth in place, although its potential is in flux. While Mitchell Robinson looks ahead of schedule and Allonzo Trier has been a tremendous surprise, Kevin Knox looks predictably raw. Additionally, Dennis Smith Jr. is far from a sure thing, and Ntilikina’s prognosis is cloudy at best.

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