NY Knicks: Voting for the players New York should keep this offseason

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Feb 21, 2020; New York, New York, USA; New York Knicks guard Reggie Bullock (25) dribbles the ball against the Indiana Pacers during the second half at Madison Square Garden. Mandatory Credit: Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports /

Reggie Bullock: Non-guaranteed at $4.2 million

Vote to Keep

Of all the players on team options or non-guaranteed contracts, Reggie Bullock presents the most obvious case to keep in New York next season. His $4.2 million contract is extremely reasonable for a player who can offer veteran leadership, perimeter shooting, and occasional defense.

New York could always dangle Bullock in trade during the season. He gives the Knicks a veteran asset at low cost that they could sell to contending teams who might be willing to surrender something of value if they are desperate enough to add a “final piece.”

Vote for Change

Depending on how much cap space the Knicks want to use for signing new players, absorbing bad contracts, or acquiring salary in trade, they might need an extra $4.2 million to make their grand vision work. If so, obviously Bullock could turn into a cap casualty. But for a team that can create over $40 million in cap space, that seems unlikely.

ELECTION RESULT: Vote to Keep

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