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The New York Knicks have decided to put contract extension talks on hold until later in the season, with the front office announcing the move Friday to avoid off-court distractions. The pause leaves extension-eligible players such as Josh Hart, Karl-Anthony…

New York Knicks captain Jalen Brunson urged teammates to remain professional and focus purely on basketball after the franchise paused contract extension talks until later in the season. The front office halted discussions on Friday to minimize off-court distractions, leaving extension-eligible players including Josh Hart, Karl-Anthony Towns, Miles McBride, and Tyler Kolek waiting for new deals.
Hart voiced support for prioritizing the season while acknowledging the mental difficulty of contract uncertainty. He is eligible for a four-year, $132 million extension, while Towns faces complex negotiations as team owner James Dolan mandated that the Knicks stay under the NBA's restrictive second apron.
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