Former G League Ignite and Westchester Knicks guard/forward Dink Pate is headed back to the G League, giving up his effort to spend the 2026/27 season playing for Providence, according to Kevin McNamara of KevinMcSports.com. Pate, who signed an Exhibit…

Dink Pate is returning to the NBA G League after abandoning his pursuit of NCAA eligibility at Providence for the 2026/27 season. Pate withdrew from school to secure a roster spot in the G League before the roster deadline, with the potential to sign an Exhibit 10 contract. The former Westchester Knicks player opted against waiting on a final NCAA ruling that remained uncertain.
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