Live broadcast on November 23 according to a report by Fred Katz, a reporter from the Knicks, sources revealed that Knicks had put quikley on the shelves, and the expected asking price was the first round of signing in the future.

Fred Katz said that for the Knicks management, the hope represented by the picks and the value as a chip when trading star players are always more attractive than a player actually in the team.

Quikley’s contract is still two years away, and the Knicks will continue to have team options during the 23-24 season. Quinquley will have the right to renew the contract with the team in advance.

So far this season, quikley has played 18 games for the Knicks, all of which are substitutes. The average game is 22.8 minutes, with 9.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.3 steals, with a three-point hit rate.