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The Knicks' latest roster decision favors James Wiseman over Bruce Brown, but a needed reserve center isn't a rotation promotion.

Alexander Wilson argues that the New York Knicks made the right choice by prioritizing size over perimeter depth for their final roster spot. SNY reported that the Knicks waived Bruce Brown on Saturday, clearing the way for center James Wiseman to secure the position. Wilson notes that Wiseman adds necessary depth behind primary centers Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond rather than requiring frequent lineup adjustments.
While Drummond showcased strong form during the preseason finale, Wilson stresses that Wiseman provides reliable insurance against absences and fouls. The writer emphasizes that Wiseman should not expect guaranteed nightly minutes over Drummond or Towns, but concludes that securing a third center without sacrificing younger players justifies the roster decision.
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