Bruce Brown cites second apron as excuse for thin free-agent market

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Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Bruce Brown cites second apron as excuse for thin free-agent market
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Bruce Brown, a recent addition to the Knicks, discussed his experience in the free-agent market, describing it as sparse. He noted that the number of teams interested in him was limited, with the prevalent excuse being related to the 'second apron.' Brown remarked that he heard this reasoning consistently throughout the summer. He played 82 games last season with a championship contender before facing a much quieter free agency period.

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  • •Bruce Brown joined the Knicks after a subdued free-agent period.
  • •He cited the 'second apron' as a common reason for limited interest.
  • •Brown played 82 games last season with a title contender.
  • •His comments highlight challenges in the current NBA financial.
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  • 12:45 AMYahoo Sports — Bruce Brown says second apron was the most common excuse for his thin free-agent market
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Bruce Brown says second apron was the most common excuse for his thin free-agent market

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