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New York Knicks

Biggest Priority: Staying the course, not doing anything stupid 

This might sound a little unfair, but the New York Knicks aren’t close to contending and Kristaps Prozingis may miss the entire upcoming season due to his major knee injury. Even though the Knicks will have some money to play with this summer, they should avoid making any long-term offers.

They have the 9th pick in the NBA Draft, and there’s really nothing they can do to mess this up. That’s the good thing.

Finding a rotation player, at No. 9, would be huge though. The bottom line is that the Knicks need to stay the course and avoid the dumb trade and/or signing.

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