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The Knicks' young core got a much-needed boost when the NCAA foiled Dink Pate's attempt to play for Providence College, setting up a return to Westchester.

The New York Knicks have signed 20-year-old wing Dink Pate to an Exhibit 10 contract for their G-League affiliate, Westchester. Pate had previously committed to Providence College to utilize college basketball's NIL era, but was recently ruled ineligible by the NCAA. The ruling prompted his immediate return to professional basketball after going undrafted in 2025.
Daily Knicks writer Kris Pursiainen argues that Pate's arrival provides a crucial talent boost for New York's developmental pipeline. With several future draft picks traded away in deals for veterans, Pursiainen notes that the front office faces tight margins to cultivate affordable, young contributors.
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