Knicks face uncertainty with Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart contracts

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Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Knicks face uncertainty with Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart contracts
Summary

The New York Knicks may see changes in their roster following their recent NBA championship win. The futures of Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart are uncertain as they enter the final guaranteed years of their contracts. Current negotiations indicate a significant gap between the players' expectations and the Knicks' offers, prompting speculation about potential trades before the deadline. Towns is eligible for a max extension of four years at $276 million, while the Knicks are reportedly willing to offer him $200 million. Hart is seeking a deal closer to $132 million but may only receive around $20 million per season from the Knicks.

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  • •Knicks may trade Towns and Hart if contract talks stall.
  • •Towns and Hart entering final guaranteed contract years.
  • •Knicks reportedly far from agreement on contract extensions.
  • •Towns eligible for $276 million extension; Knicks offer $200 million.
  • •Hart seeks $132 million deal; Knicks offer around $20 million annually.
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  • 10:45 AMYahoo Sports — Knicks could make shock decision on Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart months after winning NBA title
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The New York Knicks’ roster could look completely different less than 12 months after winning the NBA championship. The futures of both Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart are up in the air heading into the 2026/27 season.

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