NBA Knicks push Bridges and Robinson to the trading market

On June 26, according to US media and several senior NBA league managers, the Knicks are actively promoting forward Mikal Bridges and center Mitchell Robinson to enter the offseason trading market. They hope to exchange for more combat-effective players to upgrade the team's lineup, and at the same time achieve the goal of squeezing the maximum trading value.

29-year-old Bridges plays as a small forward and plays for the Knicks in the 2024-2025 season. He has reached a four-year contract renewal contract with the team in advance for about $156 million. He played 17 games in the playoffs, averaged 39.5 minutes per game, scored 15.5 points + 4.6 rebounds + 3.0 assists + 1.8 steals + 1.0 blocks, shooting percentage 45.0%, three-point shooting percentage 30.0%, and free throw shooting percentage 73.0%.

27-year-old Mitchell Robinson plays as a center and plays for the Knicks in the 2024-2025 season. He plays 17 games in the playoffs, averages 20.7 minutes per game, and can score 4.6 points + 7.1 rebounds + 0.4 assists + 0.9 steals + 0.8 blocks. He has a shooting percentage of 60.0% and a free throw shooting percentage of 37.0%. The Knicks hope to get an inside player with more offensive and defensive combat effectiveness, such as Capela-level!