Here’s ESPN New York reporting on the Knicks, who may part ways with some players that aren’t essential pieces of their rotation. (Then again, a few players actually in the rotation are also not essential pieces of the rotation, but that’s another story.)
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The New York Knicks are in discussions to cut ties with forward Metta World Peace.
World Peace wrote on Twitter that his agent and the Knicks are working on a buyout.
League sources confirmed to ESPN New York that the team is in discussions with World Peace’s representatives to work on a buyout or outright release.
The Knicks, league sources said, are also in talks with Beno Udrih’s representatives to work on a release or buyout for the veteran point guard.
World Peace, a Queens native, signed with the Knicks over the summer. He inked a two-year deal worth approximately $1.6 million per season with a player option in the second year.
