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Brogdon Joins Knicks: Aiming for Depth and Championship

9/12/2025

Summary

Story summary

Malcolm Brogdon signed a one-year, non-guaranteed deal with the New York Knicks, confirmed by his agent Sam Permut.
The 32-year-old guard begins his 10th NBA season after averaging 12.7 points, 4.1 assists, and 3.8 rebounds in 24 games with the Washington Wizards last season.
He will compete for a backup role alongside Landry Shamet to enhance the Knicks' backcourt depth under coach Mike Brown.
Brogdon has struggled with injuries, playing only 63 games in the last two seasons.
The Knicks aim for steady playmaking and scoring from him as they pursue a championship run.

History

Historical Context

The NBA and ABA merged in 1976, forming a 22-team league that enhanced competition and player opportunities. This merger set the stage for evolving player roles, particularly for guards like Malcolm Brogdon, who averaged 12.7 points last season. His recent signing with the Knicks reflects a strategic focus on backcourt depth, crucial for modern championship aspirations.

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Story summary

Malcolm Brogdon signed a one-year, non-guaranteed deal with the New York Knicks, confirmed by his agent Sam Permut.
The 32-year-old guard begins his 10th NBA season after averaging 12.7 points, 4.1 assists, and 3.8 rebounds in 24 games with the Washington Wizards last season.
He will compete for a backup role alongside Landry Shamet to enhance the Knicks' backcourt depth under coach Mike Brown.
Brogdon has struggled with injuries, playing only 63 games in the last two seasons.
The Knicks aim for steady playmaking and scoring from him as they pursue a championship run.

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