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The Knicks need to figure out how to deepen the center rotation before the trade deadline. These three under-discussed names can help them to do it.

Dan Favale of Daily Knicks argues that the New York Knicks need to upgrade their center rotation behind Karl-Anthony Towns ahead of the playoffs. To replace inconsistent minutes from Andre Drummond and James Wiseman, the article identifies three overlooked trade targets: Charles Bassey of the Golden State Warriors, Karlo Matkovic of the New Orleans Pelicans, and Jaylin Williams of the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Favale highlights Bassey as a budget-friendly rim-finisher and rebounder on an expiring minimum contract, while Matkovic offers perimeter shooting and athleticism to pair with Towns. Williams is presented as a high-upside target capable of providing perimeter spacing, though acquiring him would require a more complex trade package potentially involving players such as Jose Alvarado, Deuce McBride, or Pacome Dadiet.
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