Potential center options for Knicks as NBA trade deadline approaches
NY Post
There are still roughly six weeks until the NBA trade deadline on Feb. 8, plenty of time for teams to make decisions on the direction of their respective seasons.
That means waiting for the Knicks, who now have a major need at center with the news that Mitchell Robinson is likely out for the remainder of the season with a stress fracture in his left ankle.
The Post takes a look at some potential options for them:
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