According to previous reports, the Knicks sent Knox and the 2022 protected first-round pick (from the Charlotte Hornets), and from the Hawks Reddish, Solomon Hill and the 2025 second-round pick (from the Nets).
According to the New York Post, Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau met Reddish at a local hotel before today's Knicks game against the Hawks.
The Knicks traded Reddish without losing a single player in the rotation, so Thibodeau told Reddish he didn't get any promises in the Knicks' crowded rotation. Thibodeau doesn't favor any players, and players need to buy up playing time on their own – especially in training.
Today's Knicks beat the Hawks 117-108, and Thibodeau said in a pre-game interview: "For each team, your playing time is limited - 240 minutes (the total playing time of the whole team of 5 people, 5 * 48 = 240). So I had to get the best players in the team to play. Victory must come first. If you're in a team rotation, you have to perform well. ”
"I'm not going to just look at a player, but on our team as a whole," Thibodeau added, "so it's not just about Reddish's personal development, it's not about Quickley's, it's about everyone in the team." I look forward to working with Redish. Training is important to us. You have to fight for playing time yourself, it's as simple as that. ''
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