These offseason moves have depleted the New York Knicks draft capital and depth (not that the latter ever meant a lot to head coach Tom Thibodeau), leaving them short in one area in particular: backup center.

The Knicks knew exactly what they were doing when they acquired Karl-Anthony Towns from the Minnesota Timberwolves. Moving Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo

While the trade went down unexpectedly, I’m sure it caught DiVincenzo off guard. Imagine getting all your friends back on the same team fo

This isn’t Karl-Anthony Towns‘ first Tom Thibodeau rodeo. The Knicks star big man played for the coach before — when the two were with the Timberwolves.