Bruce Brown signs training camp deal with Knicks after free agency struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 2:12 PM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026
Bruce Brown has signed a training camp deal with the New York Knicks amid a tough free agency market. Previously, he had interest from the Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Lakers, but teams cited salary cap constraints, specifically the second apron, as reasons for not pursuing him. Brown noted the lack of serious interest as surprising given his experience. He aims to secure a spot on the Knicks' roster as they evaluate their final lineup ahead of the season. Brown is ready for a competitive training camp.
- •Brown signed a training camp deal with the Knicks on October 7, 2026.
- •He had offers from the Nuggets and Lakers but was met with salary cap concerns.
- •Many teams used the second apron as an excuse not to pursue him.
- •The Knicks have multiple roster spots open and are assessing their options.
- 2:12 PMYahoo Sports — Knicks' Bruce Brown reveals real reason why he didn't sign with Lakers, Nuggets in free agency
"Veteran NBA champion Bruce Brown signing a training camp deal was a little shocking to say the least. However, it turns out it is what he had to do as teams around the league gave him one excuse every time.
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