The eight teams left out of the Orlando bubble will not be allowed to hold mandatory OTAs, league sources told Marc Berman of the New York Post.
The eight teams had been pushing to play their own games at a secondary site.
The logistics of Orlando's bubble are too massive to implement for the remaining eight teams, according to sources.
The Knicks were reportedly interested in having a week of minicamp in late July so their new coach could get a feel for their team.
Voluntary group workouts could still take place in the future.