Malcolm Brogdon
October 2025
Brogdon ends his career at 32 after signing with the Knicks in September, closing a résumé that includes Rookie of the Year and Sixth Man of the Year honors over 436 games. He exits on his terms to focus on life beyond basketball, leaving a model of efficiency, playmaking and professionalism across Bucks, Pacers, Celtics, Blazers and Wizards stints.
Malcolm Brogdon (New York Knicks)
October 2025
Malcolm Brogdon turned down multiple contract offers from other NBA teams to accept a non-guaranteed training camp deal with the New York Knicks. Despite no guarantees, the former Sixth Man of the Year is confident he’ll earn a roster spot, citing his playmaking and shooting as valuable contributions for a contender.
Brogdon, 32, is coming off two injury-hit seasons with Portland and Washington but believes New York’s depth and playoff ambitions provide the right fit. The Knicks, boosted by rivals Boston and Indiana entering injury-induced “gap years,” rebuilt their bench with Brogdon, Clarkson, Yabusele, Shamet, and Mathews all competing for limited roles. Brogdon averaged 12.7 points, 4.1 assists, and 3.8 rebounds last season, and aims to regain his career 38.8% three-point shooting mark.
New York Knicks
September 2025
The Knicks are considering trading 20-year-old guard Pacome Dadiet to keep veterans Malcolm Brogdon and Landry Shamet on guaranteed deals. With roster spots tight, the franchise continues to reshape its depth around Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, OG Anunoby, and Mikal Bridges. Drafted 25th overall in 2024, Dadiet played sparingly last season, averaging 1.7 points. The Knicks signed Brogdon, Shamet, and Garrison Mathews to training camp deals but can only retain one without a trade, making Dadiet a likely candidate to be moved.
New York Knicks
September 2025
The Knicks may sacrifice youth to keep veterans like Malcolm Brogdon, Jordan Clarkson, and Landry Shamet after a strong summer rebuild. Reports suggest Miles McBride and rookies Pacome Dadiet and Tyler Kolek could be moved to create cap flexibility. With new coach Mike Brown shaping rotations, McBride risks losing minutes after his best NBA season. New York prioritises proven experience to stay competitive following last season’s Eastern Conference Finals run. Trading prospects reflects their shift into full win-now mode.
Malcolm Brogdon (New York Knicks)
September 2025
The Knicks have signed veteran guard Malcolm Brogdon to a one-year deal, continuing their backcourt revamp after landing Jordan Clarkson and Landry Shamet. New York are addressing bench depth, a weakness exposed in last season’s playoff loss to Indiana. ESPN reports Brogdon, a former Rookie of the Year and Sixth Man winner, averaged 12.7 points last season with Washington. His experience adds scoring punch and stability, aiming to push New York closer to their first NBA title since 1973.
Malcolm Brogdon
September 2025
Golden State Warriors, with only nine contracted players, are linked with free agent Malcolm Brogdon, though insiders predict he may join the Timberwolves instead. Golden State’s inactivity stems from ongoing Jonathan Kuminga issues. Brogdon, recovering from injuries, averaged 12.7 points for Washington last season. He could offer depth and playmaking behind Stephen Curry if signed, though Minnesota remain favourites.