News about Kevin Knox

One of the more complicated contracts from NBA's trade deadline may have come crashing down due to one player's health. A huge number of dollars were moved among the Atlanta Hawks, Detroit Pistons, Golden State Warriors, and the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday. Golden State started by moving center James Wiseman to Detroit for guards Saddiq Bey and Kevin Knox.

On Wednesday night, the 23-year-old didn't play in the Knicks' 89-113 victory over the Atlanta Hawks, his former team, as his replacement. He told reporters postgame that he's asked 'no trade, nothing like that.' According to The Athletic, Reddish, who is making an estimated base salary of $5-6 million this year, has been linked to any trade talks for Knicks guard Evan Fournier, as the front office prepares to drop the Frenchman's $18 million wage. Reddish was traded by the Knicks for a safe 2022 first-round draft pick earlier this year. Solomon Hill and a 2025 second-round pick were also sent by the Hawks to the Knicks. Kevin Knox, the small forward, is headed to Atlanta.