Breaking down three potential targets for Knicks in free agency
The New York Knicks are exploring potential targets in free agency, with several players being considered for the team. Jordan Clarkson is one possible candidate, having previously played for the Knicks and embracing a lesser role last season. The Knicks will need to balance their budget and make strategic decisions to sign the right players and preserve precious space below the second apron.
- ▪Jordan Clarkson is a potential target for the Knicks in free agency due to his experience and adaptability.
- ▪Clarkson's defense and rebounding have improved, making up for a potential decline in speed at 34 years old.
- ▪The Knicks will aim to sign players at a low price to preserve space below the second apron.
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New York Knicks Breaking down three potential targets for Knicks in free agency By Stefan Bondy Published June 29, 2026, 9:40 p.m. ET Jordan Clarkson attempts a shot during Game 3 of the NBA Finals on June 8. Charles Wenzelberg Three players the Knicks could land in free agency: Jordan Clarkson A popular personality in the Knicks locker room who embraced a lesser role last season, Clarkson is a candidate to return. He may have lost a step at 34 years old but made up for it with better-than-expected defense and rebounding. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post He can probably be signed at a low price, preserving that precious space below the second apron. Filed under jordan clarkson nba free agency New York Knicks 6/29/26 Read Next This Nets offseason is about one thing —and it's finally...
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