Knicks trade Sergio De Larrea to Mavericks and Suns in draft process
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 3:41 AM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
The New York Knicks engaged in multiple trades during the NBA Draft on June 24, 2026. Initially, they traded the No. 25 pick, Sergio De Larrea, to the Dallas Mavericks for the No. 30 pick, Koa Peat, and two second-round picks. Subsequently, they sent Peat to the Phoenix Suns, acquiring additional assets including three future second-round picks and cash. This strategy indicates a focus on increasing their asset pool instead of retaining late-first-round talent. The Knicks' approach may influence their actions in the remaining draft rounds and the upcoming free agency period.
- •Knicks made a series of trades during the NBA Draft.
- •De Larrea was moved to the Mavericks for Peat and two second-rounders.
- •Peat was then traded to the Suns for three second-round picks and cash.
- •This strategy allows New York to add depth to their asset pool.
- •The Knicks may still make moves in the second round of the draft.
- 3:41 AMYahoo Sports — Why Knicks made 2 more trades to not even keep Sergio De Larrea
"The Knicks had the busiest day of the NBA Draft.
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