The New York Knicks are exploring options to enhance their frontcourt depth by showing interest in free agents John Konchar and Drew Eubanks. Konchar was recently waived after being traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves, while Eubanks is recovering from thumb surgery and would vie for the third center position if signed. The Knicks have enough cap space for one veteran minimum contract but cannot sign both players without exceeding the second tax apron, which is set at $221 million this season. Team owner James Dolan has stated they will not exceed this salary threshold.
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