The Knicks’ front office once again will seek to upgrade its roster this summer, and that conceivably could mean including Julius Randle.
The Knicks’ front office once again will seek to upgrade its roster this summer, and that conceivably could mean including Julius Randle and the remaining three years and $82.7 million on his contract in a deal to acquire a superstar.
. “It all depends on how you look at it. It’s been tough on some people, and it’s been tough for me, it’s been tough on my family. But he missed the final five games of the regular season after spraining his left ankle and aggravated the injury during the Knicks’ first-round series victory over the Cavaliers.
“They ain’t won in 50 years, but that was my excitement of going there, that challenge, trying to win there. That was the biggest reason. That’s what drives me. We got a little taste of that as a team, so it’s like, how do we get better?”to his season.
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