New York Knicks eyeing ‘landmark’ player as Thibodeau retains full support

The New York Knicks are preparing for a pivotal offseason. Head coach Tom Thibodeau remains firmly supported by both Jalen Brunson and the front office, following a strong postseason run.

According to Shams Charania, the Knicks could pursue a “landmark” player, though no specific targets were named. Kevin Durant and Giannis Antetokounmpo have previously been linked to New York.

With Brunson’s team-friendly contract, the Knicks have cap flexibility. President Leon Rose is expected to be aggressive, aiming to build on a roster that has reached the playoffs four times in five years under Thibodeau.