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Knicks Training Camp Battle: Mike Brown Says Competition for Last Roster Spot Is Tight; Who Should Get It

The New York Knicks have had a tough go in the preseason. The Knicks are one of four winless teams in this exhibition campaign. But for the Knicks, this preseason is not about results; in fact, their only real concern…

Published: Tuesday, 13 October 2026 at 10:43 PM
Knicks Training Camp Battle: Mike Brown Says Competition for Last Roster Spot Is Tight; Who Should Get It
Key Things to Know
  • The New York Knicks face a tight three-way battle for their 14th and final standard roster spot.
  • Centers Tony Bradley, James Wiseman, and Drew Eubanks are all competing on non-guaranteed training camp deals.
  • New York fell to 0-3 in the preseason following a 122-104 defeat to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Story in 60 Seconds

The New York Knicks face a tight competition for their 14th and final standard roster spot among frontcourt candidates Tony Bradley, James Wiseman, and Drew Eubanks. Head coach Mike Brown noted that all three are legitimate NBA players who bring distinct skill sets to the roster. The Knicks entered camp planning to carry just 14 standard contracts into the regular season to stay $3.2 million under the restrictive second apron.

Author Daniel Benjamin suggests that James Wiseman may hold a slight advantage due to his offensive upside and prior connection with Brown from Golden State. However, Drew Eubanks offers established consistency, while Tony Bradley displayed high efficiency after scoring 10 points in a recent 122-104 preseason defeat to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

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