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Knicks’ Championship Summer: Key Contracts, KAT’s Future, and a Likely Stable Core
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The Knicks won their first championship since 1973, beating San Antonio 4-1, and now face a summer of roster decisions. Karl-Anthony Towns’ long-term future is the biggest question, while the team’s core is likely to stay together.
- 01Knicks won their first title since 1973, beating San Antonio 4-1.
- 02The starting five is signed for at least the next two seasons.
- 03Karl-Anthony Towns can get a $272 million extension, but New York is unsure.
- 04Mitchell Robinson is expected to draw the most market interest.
- 05The Knicks are not expected to make major changes after the championship.
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