Karl-Anthony Towns seems uncomfortable with a lack of extension Towns was blunt when asked about his extension talks with the Knicks, saying “In this situation, there’s no comfortability to be had.” Take that for what you will. Discussions between the Knicks and Towns have stalled, per league sources. Towns is eligible for a four-year, $272 million extension. The Knicks will not offer him the max, and the two sides are trying to find a middle ground that allows the veteran center to earn clos...
Karl-Anthony Towns reiterated Monday that he wants a contract extension with the New York Knicks, while acknowledging the discomfort of an unsettled deal as the team defends its NBA title. Towns spoke at the Knicks' media day. "I've made it known I want to play here," said Towns. "I've been a fan since I was a kid. I'd like to get it done and step on the floor and feel as comfortable as possible." Towns is eligible for a four-year extension worth more than $276 million, but an agreement befor...
As hope dwindles on the prospects of extension agreements before the season, Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart applied tacit pressure on the Knicks by outlining the potential distractions and negative impacts of uncertain futures.
At Monday’s media day, Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns was asked about a potential contract extension, per James L. Edwards III of The Athletic (Twitter link). “I’ve made it known that I want to play here; I’ve been a fan since a kid,” Towns said. “I would like to get one done. I’d like to get […]
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