The Athletic has live coverage of the 2025 NBA trade deadline. One of the few predictable outcomes in an otherwise erratic NBA trade deadline week was that the New York Knicks would be relatively quiet.

Both the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks are among the teams in either the first or second apron following Thursday's NBA trade deadline, according

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson is not going anywhere, at least for the remainder of this season. With the clock inching toward the NBA’s 3 p.m. ET trade deadline on Thursday, multiple reports (most prominently by SNY’s Ian Begley) divulged that the Knicks were not trading their 7-foot big man,

New York doesn’t have to do anything between now and the trade deadline to reach its goals. The Knicks have been fine with the roster as is. With that said, the sense around the league is that the Knicks will do something minor in order to bolster their bench, whether sooner by getting a player back in a trade or later in the buyout market.

The Jericho Sims trade rumors proved to be true. The Knicks are trading him to the Bucks as part of a trade that was consummated earlier on Wednesday.

The New York Knicks are currently third in the Eastern Conference and a legitimate contender to win the Larry O'Brien Trophy this season. They also have

And while Wright brings defensive tenacity, his addition doesn’t necessarily address New York’s most pressing issue: a lack of size on the wings beyond starters OG Anunoby and Mikal Bridges.