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The New York Knicks continue to prioritize re-signing OG Anunoby in free agency following their trade for Mikal Bridges, sources tell Ian Begley of SNY.tv. The Knicks, however, are increasingly unlikely to be able to afford to re-sign Isaiah Hartenstein. 

The Knicks can only offer Hartenstein up to a four-year deal worth $72.5 million as they hold his Early Bird rights. Hartenstein could command a contract that exceeds that amount on the open market. Hartenstein is represented by Drew Morrison and Aaron Mintz of CAA.

New York is not limited on what they can offer Anunoby as they own his full Bird rights. Anunoby is also represented by multiple CAA clients in Morrison, Austin Brown and Sam Rose.

Via Ian Begley/SNY.tv

Does this mean Randle is getting moved via trade or getting moved to C? Very interesting but not a bad problem to have if you're the Knicks.

so does that mean, if hartenstein takes a paycut and agrees to what the knicks offer we can still resign both OG and iHart?

the cba is getting too complicated for me man

I think a big question here is, where does OG fit into the Knicks rotation now that Bridges is on board?

Keep Hartenstein. Move Randle. Let Anunoby walk.

NoStatsGuy wrote:so does that mean, if hartenstein takes a paycut and agrees to what the knicks offer we can still resign both OG and iHart?

the cba is getting too complicated for me man

Why would Hartenstein take a pay cut? Because he loves the Knicks and the knick fans more than he loves generational wealth?

Let OG walk and IHart leave.

Use the cap space to re-sign Precious to his qualifying offer and give Burks the vet minimum of $3 million.

Brunson
Divincenzo
Bridges
Randle
Mitch

Deuce
Burks
Hart
Precious
Sims
Sign Drummond for vet minimum
Bring back Archy
Sign Marquelle Fultz, Monte Morris, or Deanthony Melton for veteran depth (whoever is cheapest)

Two of these four picks: Edey or Yves Missi at 24, Tristan Da Silva or Ryan Dunn at 25

objectivefan wrote:

NoStatsGuy wrote:so does that mean, if hartenstein takes a paycut and agrees to what the knicks offer we can still resign both OG and iHart?

the cba is getting too complicated for me man

Why would Hartenstein take a pay cut? Because he loves the Knicks and the knick fans more than he loves generational wealth?

im hypothetically speaking to understand the cap situation. thanks for not adding anything to the conversation

Can NY still S&T OG?

NoStatsGuy wrote:so does that mean, if hartenstein takes a paycut and agrees to what the knicks offer we can still resign both OG and iHart?

the cba is getting too complicated for me man

I'd supposed a rival team can either sign Hartenstein using cap space or pursue a S&T with the Knicks.

Since I do not see any team jumping out to sign a 25mpg player to big money using cap space at the moment. Hartenstein's options outside of re-signing with the Knicks is actually quite limited.

If Hartenstein wants to bet on himself, he can re-sign for a 1-year $16m deal and test the market again next summer.

TimeisIllmatic wrote:Does this mean Randle is getting moved via trade or getting moved to C? Very interesting but not a bad problem to have if you're the Knicks.

MItch could be trade fodder too