Three-time All-Star Ben Simmons has been heavily linked to the Knicks in recent weeks. However, as Newsday’s Steve Popper reports, Simmons appears to be a ‘long shot’ for the Knicks, noting that options such as Malcolm Brogdon, Russel Westbrook and Chris Paul are also in the mix, but also not seen as likely.

NBA free agency market is undoubtedly flawed, but there is still some talent left for teams to snag. Teams like the New York Knicks and Sacramento King

Fresh from their deepest playoff run since 2000, the New York Knicks plan to build on it by being active in the market this offseason. After replacing

The New York Knicks are in touch with former No. 1 overall pick Ben Simmons to fill out one of their final two roster spots, according to SNY’s Ian Begley.While answering mailbag questions, Begley noted that the Knicks had earmarked Simmons among four players they’re targeting with veteran minimum deals.

While most free agents have found a new home for next season, there are still a wide range of players who find themselves without a contract. One of the more in

According to NBA insider Ian Begley, the Knicks have had several contacts with Ben Simmons and his entourage since free agency began, and the lines of communication between the two sides are still open.

Mike Brown has officially replaced Tom Thibodeau as the head coach of the Knicks. While Thibodeau didn't rely heavily on his bench and tended to stick with his top six or seven guys, Brown will want to have a deeper bench.