The New York Knicks have done well to secure their core for the next several years, most notably locking Mikal Bridges into a new four-year extension. But while Bridges grabs the headlines, it’s Miles McBride’s deal that might be one of the NBA’s most overlooked bargains—a contract that gives the Knicks flexibility now while allowing the young guard a chance to cash in later.

A team-friendly deal

McBride agreed to a three-year, $13 million contract before the 2024–25 season, one that looks better for the Knicks by the day. His cap hits have been remarkably light: $4.7 million last year, $4.3 million this season, and about $4 million in 2026–27. For a player who has carved out a consistent rotation role and still has upside at 25 years old, the Knicks are paying pennies compared to what s

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