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Miles McBride wants to stay with the Knicks but is disappointed by extension talks. New York has a contract decision after its title.

New York Knicks guard Miles McBride expressed disappointment regarding ongoing contract extension discussions, according to an interview published by the New York Daily News. McBride stated he wants to remain with the Knicks as he enters the final season of his three-year, $13 million contract.
The Knicks are reportedly operating under a mandate to remain below the NBA's $222 million second apron limit. McBride, who is scheduled to earn just under $4 million in the upcoming season, addressed the stalled talks ahead of New York opening training camp.
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